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Old 06-11-2008, 10:47 PM
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Default Baking Pitas with Redneck Dave.
Making some pitas and having some fun. I love watching those things cook.

Picasa Web Albums - Dwats - Wood and Pita

Take note of the missing bricks in my arch...

and of course the unfinished dome....

Being an ex-carpenter... I just always seem to start something else before I finish my "current" project.
i.e. the cobbler's children with no shoes.
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An here is how NOT to cook pitas...

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Very cool!
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ooooooooops.......a little too close on that toss.
Enjoyable as always, thanks for sharing Dave

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Asudew

I didn't get a real good look at the missing bricks? How are you going to fix? Any idea what caused it? So far no falling bricks but I've only built 4 fires...

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That was a good visual and love the how not to also lol.
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The first time I made pita bread they ballooned up like that: it was very cool and entertained the guests. Every time since, they have just bubbled like naan. Any suggestions about getting the balloon effect?
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Loved the way they puffed up...very cool!
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The first time I made pita bread they ballooned up like that: it was very cool and entertained the guests. Every time since, they have just bubbled like naan. Any suggestions about getting the balloon effect?
Well the oven was super hot.
Somewhere around 1000f.

And I've been using 400 grams hard wheat flour, 100 grams of cake flour at 66% hydration. The extra water makes for lots of steam.

Give that a try.
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Great pitas!
I cooked them once before, last year - great fun - and I'm looking forward to doing some again, this time in my WFO. They're better and much fresher than any you can buy!
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