There was nothing for it but to cook.The sourdough was ready to divide up for its last rising when I remembered the Turkish breads we made on the pizza oven day at Brigitta's. So the olive bread dough became 4 different flat breads, each filled with a variety of herbs and cheeses and eggs - sort of a rustic, free-style pizza idea. Two are closed and two are open.
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were cooked in the hottest oven you can muster, for about 10 mins, until crisp and almost overdone, by normal bread standards. Here they are - Alex and I just had to taste each one so we are stuffed full and it looks like my 4 kg weight loss by Christmas is on hold for another week ! I couldn't even get a photo before we had eaten some of the first open one.
Fetta, fresh dill / mint, a little chopped tomato, a dash of chilli. The open ones also have 2 or 3 eggs, broken rather than beaten plus some tasty cheddar on top. Since the bread already had lots of chopped olives in it and is white / rye sourdough, the flavours combine well.
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Yum,yum,yum! When I read this article we had not yet had lunch so I nearly jumped in the car to head to your place Kate!
I am glad this picture will drop off soon I just want to eat all of that free style pizza thing and am too lazy to go cook one.
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