Back from Georgia - bread with Turkish sucuk and jalapeno
- Written by Portal Editor
A renewed meeting with the two long-haul travelers Philipp and Micha, since yesterday on the camper stop Zampetas in Thessalonica, which had been slowed down on their way to Mongolia at the Russian border.
Still in good spirits and full of euphoria regarding the onward journey to Mongolia and despite the still great cold in Georgia, there were problems with their existing visa for Russia, so the two had decided to return to Greece via Turkey.
A stopover at hot springs at Kavala
Exchange of experiences and perspectives after the plan change regarding their further travel destinations ultimately led to the decision to prepare a meal together on the following day, which should also include the residual use of still existing ingredients from Turkey. After some deliberation, we decided to make a loaf of bread with the Turkish sucuk and jalapeno to be baked in it.
Turkish sucuk and jalapeno from Mexico
We first prepared the bread dough so we could continue our talks next to it!
Meanwhile, Micha has already cut the sucuk and jalapeno and sautéed in a pan with olive oil.
Then knead the dough again briefly and then pour into an existing baking pan. In our case, we used the pan of the grill in the Fendt caravan, which we had covered with baking paper. Then let it rest for another 20 minutes. Bake the bread in the preheated oven (cooker: 200 ° C / circulating air: 175 ° C / gas: stage 3) for 40 - 45 minutes.
Good to know: Use a fork to check that the dough is completely baked.
Bread dough - the ingredients for a bread 1.5 kilograms (since in our case still plenty of sucuk was present:
1500 g wheat flour (alternatives are also possible)
11/2 cubes of fresh yeast
2 ½ tsp salt
4 tbsp sugar
750 ml of lukewarm water
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