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For the love of all that's holy would someone please like one of these nonsensical half cocked statements. I'm stuck on 99 over here.
 
yeah but like a million demerits for the franzia box:off:but whatever

LOL, Franzia is for cooking, the drinkable stuff is underneath:mug:

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I looked back at icebobs posts and followed his method of shaping the pies and it really helped. I had some pork shoulder that I smoked on Sunday left over so I went bbq.

Homemade bbq sauce, mozz, black beans, smoked pork shoulder, onions, cilantro and olives.

Bonus picture of the smoked pork from Sunday

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This is my icebob style time lapse process montage. And yea that's an intentional happy face in the first pic. I underestimated how hard it is to remember to take pics at every step. Sopressata, red onion, jalapeno... Simple porcini pie finished with smoked salt... And a spinach, grilled eggplant, and feta.

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This is my icebob style time lapse process montage. And yea that's an intentional happy face in the first pic. I underestimated how hard it is to remember to take pics at every step. Sopressata, red onion, jalapeno... Simple porcini pie finished with smoked salt... And a spinach, grilled eggplant, and feta.

Nice cook on those pies. Glad they aren't burnt!
 
Hey all, I don't wish to horribly side track us but I know that I can't get this quality of info from another thread...
Just for kicks I'd like to try using spent grain flour in a dough formulation.
I've used spent grain before which is weird and fun but I would like to make a flour of it, to make a more "typical" dough. From what I've researched the simplest method, since this is just for fun and not intended to replace my usual methods, would be to oven dry the grain (200F for 7hrs.) and then use a burr grinder (Mr. coffee) to make the flour. Courtesy of unionrdr.
Better ideas? Is there a wet milling method? Seriously, 7 hours???
I have a magic bullet. I can't get a really controlled grind out of it, but I've used that thing for all kinds of applications, it's cheap and robust.
I don't need recipe help. It will be nice to just make a pie without weighing ingredients again or worrying about hydration%.
 
What about using unspent grains? I know that was wasn't your question but curious anyways.

What if you used a kitchen knife and chopped the s..t out of them
 
The one with spinach and tomatoes included local fig preserve, mozzarella, gouda, and blue cheese. The other one was a clean-out-the-fridge all-American kitchen sink approach.
 
I have thought about doing a Reuben pizza. Corned Beef with thousand island type sauce and sauerkraut on a sourdough crust. If anyone else in my family were into Reubens I'd try it. It may have to wait until I am home alone.

While living in NE, I was convinced to sample a ground beef and sauerkraut pizza ... Surprisingly it was edible.
 

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