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Pappa and Jakob making hamburgers on the new Italian Hamburger Machine. How fun is THIS?!!

Greetings! You asked for it, and here it is. This recipe is from the King Arthur Flour website. I use King Arthur exclusively in all my baking, I find that it is the best flour available. If you can get it, I highly recommend you try it out for yourself. They have the best website for bread baking tips and recipes and a blog that is to die for! Speaking of to die for, their catalog has ingredients that will bring a tear to the culinary eye. They have everything you need to be a successful baker. Even if you never purchase anything from their catalog, they are still the best for bread recipes. So here is what you will need to make the bread I used for the French bread pizza! I hope you try this, and I hope you enjoy it! Noreen Italian Supermarket Bread You know that yummy Italian bread you get in the supermarket? The fat, golden, sesame-seed-sprinkled loaf? Yes, you CAN make it at home. Here's how: Dough •4 cups Unbleached All-Purpose Flour, I used King Arthur Brand •2 tablespoons potato flour, or 1/4 cup dried potato flakes •1/4 cup nonfat dry milk •2 teaspoons salt •2 teaspoons sugar •2 teaspoons instant yeast •¼ teaspoon vitamin C powder (ascorbic acid) •1 1/2 cups water •3 tablespoons olive oil Topping •1 egg white beaten with 1 tablespoon water •sesame seeds Directions 1) In a large bowl, stir together all of the dough ingredients till cohesive. Knead the dough for 5 to 8 minutes, until it's smooth and supple, adding more water or flour as needed. Cover the dough and ...

The classic round loaf, made before your eyes by Tony Spinelli Sr. of Seymour, Connecticut. 3.5 cups flour; 1 packet active dry yeast; 1tbsp salt; 1 tbsp honey; 1 cup 115 degree water; bake 25 to 35 mins. at 400 degrees.

Here we go making another Italian dinner that we all enjoy so much. Thats right home made Italian meatballs. We makes the sauce and the meatballs. You can have them with any pasta dish or even on an Italian roll. You can also add a half of chopped onion in the sauce and the other half in the meatballs for more flavor. If you don't care for garlic then you can completely replace the garlic with a whole onion. Disclosure!! I dont cook meatballs in a crockpot but at that time we were living in a smaller house and it was not easy filming a frontal view of the preparation without making some compromises for the video. Behind the scenes the gravy was simmering slowly in the pot on the stove while the meatballs were being rolled. Due to moving away from NY where all the good ingredients are for Italian food I had to compromise with the items I found down south. Here is the way I prefer to make the meatballs, but of course I can't give away all the family cooking secrets. I uses hard Italian bread instead of regular bread, I also use a little bit of bread crumbs in addition to the bread, the eggs are the same, the cheese I prefer fresh pecarino romano cheese as apposed to the old dried up and tasteless cheese in the canister. I never use old garlic, I use fresh garlic, I dice some then I crush some and throw them in the gravy, I also like to add flavor to the gravy by adding premium sausage from the best pork store you can find to give the gravy a richer and meatier flavor. I ...

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