From scratch. Rolls and all.
In about 45 min my dough will be double in size. I shall then fashion it into rolls, coat with egg whites wash apply carroway seeds and salt, bake and start the roast beef.
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/240134/beef-on-weck-part-1-kummelweck-roll/
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Dough proofing.u
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This beef was made for roasting.
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I lost two rolls to friendly fire. Baking sheet collided with the handle of that sautè pan and sent those two to the floor. Unsalvageable. I cussed loudly.
Rolls kummeled (salt and carroway seeds sticking to the egg wash).
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Vunderful!
Roast is now in the oven for the next 70 minutes at least at 325. Coated in olive oil, rosemary, chopped garlic, salt and pepper. I put it in that sautè pan so I can harvest the caramelization for the jú straight to the stove top.g going for internal temp of 125 or so.
Which I'll be doing with a roux and beef stock.
I'm going to be giving out the roast beef to friends. Figured if I was going to the trouble to make it, might as well make a decent amount.
Cutting it thin isn't easy for me. Used to have a cheap slicer. Oh well.
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Good Lord.
That is a thing of beauty from start to finish.
Well done Chef Pissy.
Thanks for sharing!
You would make the people in buffalo ny proud.