this is what I consider the world’s most perfect sourdough ficasha And I’m posting it twice in one week because last time I posted it the audio was terrible But the recipe is so good and I’m so proud of it that I think it deserves another post So I’ve recently fallen in love with the Brooklyn bakeries ficasha I’m down pretty bad I’ve eaten it multiple times But the reason I found out it’s so good is because it’s both sourdough and yeast leavened and they really take the time to build up the gluten So yes it takes more time than a no need picasha But if you’re making bread odds are you like to work So you first build gluten in the stand mixer then do a series of slap and folds Then the next morning stitch it up in the pan I don’t put any oil in the dough until this last stitch up So make sure you’re using a high quality olive oil cuz it’ll kind of go in the bread and then fry around the edges of it By this time we’ve given it a lot of time to ferment and proof So by the time you’re dimpling it’s got a lot of sourdough flavor You can do this in an oven if you have one The grill is also great because you can get it to a really high heat Oh and also this is half the size of the recipe I made in my last video but it’s the same recipe same method It took me over a month to get it right

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  1. Love the recipe ❤ please allow me this one, it's pronounced fokka-chia, like chia seeds, not fokka-shia, like shia LaBeouf 😅

  2. What do I do if I don’t have a stand mixer/bread hook? Help cause I really want to make this.

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