To me, the perfect sourdough hotdog rolls are soft inside with a firm, but not crunchy exterior. This recipe fits the bill perfectly and all you have to do is decide what toppings you want with your sausage. For me it is sauerkraut and mustard, just like I had in New York.
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I think everywhere in the world, people are aware of the direct affects of Covid-19. We see extensive coverage on news broadcasts. Many of us have either had the virus, or know someone who has. And when we go out here, everyone is masked up. But what about the hidden, or side effects on everyday things? Last March I was put onto a new medication regime. It is in the form of a transdermal patch and my initial one was fairly small. A month later the company producing this one handed over the reigns to a different division, and it was not available. So I was changed onto another one which was twice the size. Not particularly liking the size, I was quite happy when the first one became available again. But the adhesive material changed, and they were not sticking. So I went back to the larger ones.
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However, due to the fact that this drug company is concentrating on Corona Virus medication, there is a world wide shortage of them. After much discussion with my Doctor I have been changed onto a completely new medication regime. This means taking a tablet for two weeks every 3 months and using the patch. Knowing that this particular one sticks, and has been available the entire course of the pandemic, I decided to change to it. I will have to make a calendar note about the pills as I am bound to forget. But on the plus side, this patch is half the size of the small one I was on, meaning less skin contact, and less issues with eczema. This is the one hidden side effect the virus has played on the drug trade. Do you know of any others? And have any affected you directly?
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Sourdough Hotdog Rolls
Ingredients
- 50 g sourdough starter
- 375 g water
- 500 g flour, plus extra for dusting
- 9 g salt
- Sesame and poppy seeds to sprinkle
Method
- Place the starter and water into a stand mixer bowl and whisk together
- Add the flour and salt and use a dough hook to combine until a dough forms
- Cover and leave to rest for one hour
- Turn out onto a lightly floured surface and shape into a ball
- Place back into the bowl, seam side down, and leave to prove until doubled in size
- Turn out onto a lightly floured surface and divide into 12 pieces weighing 77g each
- Shape each piece into a ball and place seam side down onto a lined baking tray
- Cover with a damp towel and leave for 90 minutes to prove
- Preheat the oven to 230° Celsius
- Dust the top of each ball with flour and roll into a sausage shape
- Place back onto the baking tray, brush the top with water and sprinkle seeds on top
- When all of them are complete, place into the oven and bake for 12 minutes
- Remove from the oven and place onto a wire rack to cool
Notes
Inspiration published on Lavender and Lime January 29:
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- 2018: Prawn Linguine
- 2017: NYPD Red 4
- 2015: Nasturtium Jelly
- 2014: Haute Cabrière
- 2013: Lime Cordial
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Those rolls look delicious.. Keep safe Sandy.. 😉
Thanks Lisa
Tandy these rolls look great,and I like your instructions on how to keep them in a roll shape. For these rolls do you take the 50 g starter straight from the Mother in the frig and use it, or have you fed it and let it grow over a couple of days first as per normal for bread. Thanks Pauline
Hi, the starter is not refreshed. So in your case, straight out of the fridge 🙂
Great, much easier and faster. Thanks Tandy
My pleasure 🙂
hopefully you have found a reliable supply of the skin patches. I guess one side effect of covid for me is that I have to teach across campus for the first time in 35 years. Not a big deal, but certainly not as convenient as teaching in the building where my office is…
Consider it good excercise.
There are so many delicious sourdough recipes!
be safe… mae at maefood.blogspot.com
You too Mae.
These look perfect! I’ve been making sourdough discard pretzel rolls! I’ll have to give these a try!
I need to try those!