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roxlet
Jun 25, 2008 02:01 PM
Maybe you mean chicle bread, now more frequently referred to as prosciutto bread? Does it have pieces of pork and black pepper in it?
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re: roxlet
Cheese Boy, thanks for the pics. The pizza bread is definitely the one. Maybe I'll Google a few recipes and mess around, but if anyone happens to have a recipe, even better.
Roxlet, the prosciutto bread sounds good too; I'll try that too and see what I come up with.
Thanks to all, I'll be baking happy-
re: katw
Cheese Boy
Jun 27, 2008 09:01 PM
If you can get your hands on the recipe for the bread Jimmy Buff's uses then you'll be *very* close to what you want. Perhaps there's a copycat recipe out there for you.
Look at [4:16] or [4:17] to get the best image of their bread.
Jimmy Buffs --> http://youtube.com/watch?v=9gQHPM9JtI...
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sarah galvin
Jun 25, 2008 01:29 PM
http://theteacherlearnstocook.blogspo...
Is it like this? These are great and easy to make.
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Cheese Boy
Jun 23, 2008 09:48 PM
Describe the bread's ingredients ... because you might just have a misspelled name that I can possibly correct.
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re: Cheese Boy
No idea. I would guess it has the regular ing: flour, water, yeast, etc. But as to proportions, desired texture, all I can figure out is that it seems it should be a chewy, crusty loaf...with a hole in the middle, something like a big ring. I was wondering if it's similar to ciabatta, but with no recipe to compare, I can't tell.
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re: katw
Cheese Boy
Jun 24, 2008 09:46 PM
Nope, not like a ciabatta, more like a portuguese hard roll. The inside has a slight resemblance to ciabatta from the looks, but the crust isn't all that crusty like a ciabatta. What you're looking for is "Pizza bread" as it's commonly called here in the states. I've included pics of both breads (pizza bread is on the right) ... be sure to click on the images to enlarge. Hopefully someone can chime in with a recipe for you when they see the image here.
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