What did you cook or eat today? (December 2025)

Cheating for lunch today with pre-made sandwich fillings:

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That greek style Chicken deli filler sounds interesting.
What’s it like?
Sounds like the sort of emergency sandwich filler I’d like zhuzhed up with a bit of extra cucumber and a few fresh herbs.

It never ceases to amaze me how even though I spend a fair portion of my life zhuzhing things up that I can never remember how to spell zhuzh!
 
I had this small pasta in chicken broth and I added a bit of bergamot zest.. amazing!

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oh, they're about 12 inches, or 304.8mm or 30.48cm or 0.0003048km or 3.22176254E-17 light years
Thsnks for that precision. I know you must use a pizza pan and they're industrially standard sized - I'm a nosebag to see how thin you stretch your dough! 😎 My basic pan is 14" and I use 16" too.

And I'm making an overnight dough with all the pizza flurry around here 😅

PS Do you use refreshed starter or old?
 
Thsnks for that precision. I know you must use a pizza pan and they're industrially standard sized - I'm a nosebag to see how thin you stretch your dough! 😎 My basic pan is 14" and I use 16" too.

And I'm making an overnight dough with all the pizza flurry around here 😅

PS Do you use refreshed starter or old?
Puggles' photos of his pizza is of a thicker crust generally.
 
Puggles' photos of his pizza is of a thicker crust generally.
Actually, I don't use a pan. I hand toss all my pies, and the sourdough pizzas are generally a "thinner" crust compared to a dough using commercial yeast. I have used both fed and discard from my sourdough, and both produce excellent taste results. The discard tends to be a bit flatter in size due to the natural yeast already having run its course.
 
Actually, I don't use a pan. I hand toss all my pies, and the sourdough pizzas are generally a "thinner" crust compared to a dough using commercial yeast. I have used both fed and discard from my sourdough, and both produce excellent taste results. The discard tends to be a bit flatter in size due to the natural yeast already having run its course.
I guess thinner is a very relative term because your crusts in your photos look thick to me. The most recent one is "normal" thickness in appearance and is not as thick as usual, but is not thin crust IMO.
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