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Fancy Crackers - How to Make Flatbread-Style Crackers - Rosemary Sea Salt Cracker Recipe

Fancy Crackers - How to Make Flatbread-Style Crackers - Rosemary Sea Salt Cracker Recipe

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Learn how to make Fancy Crackers mixwell1983: Man chef you have me thinking, my 1st of 3 baking classes we did primarily doughs and mid way went sweet. Intermediate was all sweet mass production ie creme brulee, opera cake, napolean and cream puffs. Advanced cooking we do 7 component cakes and all this fancy crap. I want to know what happened to the dough (see that rhyme. I am taking cooking also and for a cook at heart baking is like rocket science with their fancy scales and weighing out things. I want to integrate moreod basic straight dough method and some sponge method for savory baking. You've given me some hope to actually bake at home. Speaking of savory im sick of making pate a choux and stuffing with pastry cream. I want spinach and cheese in it and i want it now
Date: 2019-07-25

Comments and reviews: 9


Chef John - I saw one of your videos where you said you get your recipe ideas from your fans. Really? How many people asked to see how you make a cracker? How about Pot Roast, Italian Potatoes, Goulash, Stuffed Peppers, Pork Roast and Sauerkraut, etc? Or how about something really useful like how to make an easy pie dough - sweet or savory. Give us some food
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Chef, I agree about the black pepper, it'd work great in these. For the amount of dough you made, how much would you suggest adding as a base amount of black pepper? I'm thinking around 1 tbs would be around a good place to start from.
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Re. time and effort, I do think these are worth it because of some other quality features. You save money; it really doesn't take much time; it gives you complete control of ingredients; it's very satisfying to DIY; it's fun.
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If I only did things worth the effort, I wouldn't have 4oz of vodka soaking up some vanilla bean in the pantry. I'd have a gallon of vodka soaking up a small village of vanilla beans because, honestly, this process takes forever.
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do you know what's the weird thing? I'm from Sudan and we always do this for breakfast with some milk tea and sprinkle some sugar powder on them and instead of baking them we deep fry them, they are really nice.
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wait they are really that easy to make. these might be an artisan christmas gift; ) with some nice cheese and fancy cutting boards. Thank you Chef John You made my holiday season so much easier
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Here Chef John, what's one dish you refuse to make for yourself because you don't think you can beat a version you've had elsewhere? I'm v curious
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Think I could sub in some Himalayan Rock Salt instead of the Sea Salt? I know it shouldn't make a huge deal but I thought I'd ask the boss.
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I loved making the cheese-its recipe from your other video. turned out great. Looking forward to trying this as well. Thanks Chef John
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