Using five kilos of Palmento flour Filippo Drago sent me, my first thought was to use it for a classic Pane Nero. But reading about a formula which called for just 33-percent semola, I decided to tweak it by using it in the ferment as well as in the final dough. Strangely, after retarding, the dough seemed unfermented. So I let it sit on the counter over night. The next morning, I found it perfectly proofed for the oven! I believe the formula originally came from Sardinian baker Stefano Pibi.
Seeding the Harbor
Before Europeans even reached the shores surrounding the area that would become New York City, Native Americans (the...






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