I’m a decent home cook, but I’ve never been able to bake worth a darn — so I’m continuing to practice my home-baked hoagie rolls. Here in Nashville, they don’t make long rolls like they do up on the east coast!

Making some good progress — and certainly enjoying every round of practice 🤤 This roll is topped with oil and vinegar, thin-sliced provolone, some awesome rosemary ham from my local farm/butcher, sweet soppresata, shaved mortadella, shaved onions, some chopped iceberg (lightly-dressed in a lemon basil concoction), and a couple homegrown heirloom tomatoes.

Not bad, y’all 🤌✨

by oatmealfoot

5 Comments

  1. Punch_Your_Facehole

    That’s a really nice looking cross-section.

  2. boredatworkgrl

    The city of brotherly love would definitely accept this. Great execution! Hope it was delish!

  3. Rojelioenescabeche

    Looks great! That’s exactly 4 meals for me.

  4. Sliderisk

    Looks absolutely legit. I’m guessing that roll had slightly less chew than a Philly Italian long roll, looks like bigger air bubbles in the crumb. 100% constructive criticism here, this is great work, but to really mimic a Philly roll maybe reduce your proof time to get smaller air bubbles during baking. Could even cut your yeast amount and add baking powder to make it rise more gently.

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