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Making Focaccia for the first time. Wish be luck. Also have a sofrito going for a soup.
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So how was it?
Watched the video now. Technique is spot on IMO!
I think it’s quite good, but I really had no idea if it was actually authentic or not. Nice to know that the technique is right. How about the ingredients? Do you make something similar? Any changes you’d recommend?
 
I think it’s quite good, but I really had no idea if it was actually authentic or not. Nice to know that the technique is right. How about the ingredients? Do you make something similar? Any changes you’d recommend?
Honestly, she is excellent and it is traditional and great. I would add a little toasted cumin, and probably something to kick the heat up a bit, like cayenne, dried chipotle, or canned chipotle in adobo, but that is all personal preference based on the heat level you want. I think her recipe is great, and just adjust from there to what you think is perfect for you and your family or guests.
 
Honestly, she is excellent and it is traditional and great. I would add a little toasted cumin, and probably something to kick the heat up a bit, like cayenne, dried chipotle, or canned chipotle in adobo, but that is all personal preference based on the heat level you want. I think her recipe is great, and just adjust from there to what you think is perfect for you and your family or guests.
Thank you!! I'll look into toasted cumin. My wife can't do heat, so I guess I'll make it as is, re:the heat going forward.

BTW, Your focaccia looks great.
 
Served the Focaccia as a side for Pasta e Fagioli. Both recipes were firsts for me. Strangely, the Pasta dish was the first time I have cooked with leeks and with kale!! I'm in love with both now, as least in soups. (Note: I did not have enough ditalini, so I added some mini penne to make up the difference :))
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Every January 1st my mom would traditionally make a big kettle of sauerkraut with pork, and serve it, with its juice, over mashed potatoes. She said it was to bring good luck during the upcoming year.
She passed away this past summer, and so in her honor I made it today. A slice of buttered rye bread made it perfect. Best of luck to all this year!!

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We do the exact same thing. Add black-eyed peas tho. I did the pork loin in the sous vide last few yrs.
 

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