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*BBQ buns and Pizza
This is my first post in a while and needless to say I'm quite backed up as far as logging all of my pictures goes. At this point I'm so behind I've even lost about a thousand of my recipe scribbles. (because I'm oh so organized you know!) I've got a great deal to catch up on and I'm going to make a point to not let my camera get so full from now on. Oh boy do I feel overwhelmed! It took me a while to really figure out where I should start! So here it goes. This is a huge spread I made last weekend. At one point I promised my boys a "pizza Friday" and I imagine you can understand their disappointment when I finally said ...thats it, no way! (I mean who has a set day of the week to eat something? It was a good idea but I cant handle the expectations!) Living secluded from a "city" there is no delivery and a drive to town is about 30 minutes. While we do enjoy pick up pizza from time to time typically if we want pizza I make it. So this is just a surprise pizza party that we were able to enjoy. I made one dough with beer and a variety of flours, it was great for making the stuffed buns as well as pizza. Stephen had his favorite buffalo chicken pizza, for the kids I made a ricotta pie that they were able to top with pineapple and for me, I really wanted to utilize leftover pork BBQ. It was all really scrumptious! My absolute favorite really was the pork buns, slightly sweet somewhat spicy but soft and chewy! Its like a grown up hot pocket! I hope to make pizza a little more regularly, as long as its not a scheduled matter it really is great! Beer Dough: 12 ounces warm beer 1 tablespoon yeast (or 1 packet is fine) *a sprinkle of sugar or honey 1 1/2 cups all purpose unbleached flour 1 cup rye flour 1 cup white wheat flour 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil In a large bowl combine beer yeast and about 2 teaspoons of sugar or honey. Rest at room temperature about 5 minutes. Once its foamed up combine 1 cup of all purpose flour and rye flour, stir until smooth. Combine with oil and white wheat flour. Add remaining 1/2 cup of all purpose flour if necessary. You do not want it to be an overly dry dough it should remain soft. Place the dough in an oiled boil and cover lightly. Allow to double in size. Place in refrigerator for 2 hours or up to a few days. I like to work with this dough best when its cold. BBQ buns and bbq pizza "filling": 3-4 cups left over pulled pork 3 tablespoons beer 1 tablespoon honey 1/2 cup diced onion *****To make the buns I simply took 3 ounces of the beer dough and patted it out flat into rounds. Placed about 2 tablespoons of filling in the center and wrapped the edges upwards twisting to seal the filling in the middle. Placed the seam side down on a silicone mat. Allow the buns to proof about an hour until they are puffy. Brush with an egg wash, sprinkle with sesame seeds and poke a steam hole in the top. Bake 20-25 minutes at 350 degrees. related searches : Bbq
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