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👍👍👍👍🌺🌺🌺🌺 Amazing Recipe
ОтветитьNote to self.... dont watch maltese ftira videos when hungry. Will surely try this recipe out !
ОтветитьWow that looks GOODDDDDDDDDDDDDD...
ОтветитьHey Luke! 👋
ОтветитьHello Luke & Molly, are you using Strong/Hard/Bread Flour?
ОтветитьOla wat to eat the bread deliçia God blessings
ОтветитьLooks amazing, will defo be trying. Just back from Malta where ftira is always one of my favourite lunches. Thanks.
ОтветитьHi Luke. For the starter you made as in the video, do you leave it to rest in room temperature? I live in a tropical climate (Singapore to be exact), I am unsure whether it makes a difference?
ОтветитьHi Luke. I'm finally going to try baking Ftira. I've prepared the starter. In four hours it has already doubled, should I keep it at the countertop still or I can shove it in the fridge and let it proof slower? I'm in Singapore, pretty warm here, am unsure it would be ok to leave it on the countertop for 24hrs.
ОтветитьWell done
ОтветитьShould you use a wooden spoon ?
ОтветитьHi would all purpose flour work? Thanks
ОтветитьAfter mixing everything how big of a chunk do you put aside for the next day ?
ОтветитьEnjoy your videos my wife from senglea Malta I AM Portuguese I kown Malta very well.
We like to move to portugal next year .
We like to visit you's and You's can came to our place. SANTA MARIA DA FEIRA NEAR ESPINHO.
YOUS ARE very nice people simply natural living life.
All the best from Joseph and Patricia.
Hi Luke
Lovely recipes
Was wondering if you could kindly add the measurements in grammes, ml please
That would be great help
Grazzi hafna
Michael
Prepared two starters for tomorrow - will be cheaper on electricity to bake two one after the other
For today’s Ftira I used French T65 type flour
For tomorrow’s I will be using Russello Bio (Sicily) - good night!
Beautiful Ftira! Could have used some instructional audio.
ОтветитьGood evening,
This morning I baked two Ftiras using Russello Bio (Sicily) flour only
Great result - loaves were a bit more compact than when using white T65 flour. Let me know if you wish to see the pictures - good night Luke and Sarah!
Prosit! Mouth watering. Must try this out.
ОтветитьI love that woof woof.
ОтветитьWhy don't you use a spatula instead of a teaspoon or what?
ОтветитьAmazing job! Well done.
ОтветитьThis works perfectly. Do you have a recipe for Maltese hobz?
ОтветитьThe sound of the crispness and solid thump on the bottom is music to my ears!!!!
ОтветитьI must to have missed it again. What temperature in Fahrenheit should the oven be? Thank you.
ОтветитьForgot to ask. What type of flour do you use? I use 00, Whole wheat, or grain, also soft red wheat and etc., but for your Malta, I want to use the correct flour. Thank you. Doug
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ОтветитьIf we make the starter from scratch, how long do you wait for the ftira to rise (I'm guessing a natural starter will have less rising power than dried yeast so it will have to rise for longer)?
And how much do we feed the starter after the first ftira? Is it still one tablespoon of flour and water once a day?
That looks fantastic! I'm salivating! <3
ОтветитьHops bi bjta! .... bad spelling but that’s what I used to eat when I lived in Malta 40 yrs ago!
ОтветитьHops bi bjta! .... bad spelling but that’s what I used to eat when I lived in Malta 40 yrs ago!
Ответитьlovely ftira.
ОтветитьPlease choose better music.
ОтветитьPlease include subtitles in this video!
I am your new follower, and I came to your channel after your conversation with Cindy Vine.
Best regards and best wishes, Zeza from Croatia!
Hi Luke, i am in no way a good baker, but i have been playing around with starters in order to make sourdough bread, then stumbled upon this recipe. Cannot wait to make it, it was my absolutle fav lunch in Malta! Best wishes from Scotland 🏴👍
ОтветитьI made your ftira. It was lovely.
Ответитьhi luke, how long did you bake the ftira and at what temperature? another thing, what was the filling you used, greetings from Venezuela
ОтветитьLovely bread and cute dog! Greetings from malta
ОтветитьDo you have a traditional Hobz Malti recipe at all. I've made this ftira and it's great as i Remember then in Malta.
ОтветитьBonju love your recipe for the ftira can you please till me if I can use a starter and not yeast. Thanks 🇲🇹🇦🇺
ОтветитьOh I’m so going to try this yum
Thank you for sharing 😁
Fantastic looks so yummy 😋
ОтветитьSome say the mannah that feel from heaven in the OT was ftira.
ОтветитьThat is full certified proper Maltese bread... I would wake every day to the smells of our bakery - we lived on top of it - for at least three months. The smell would permeate through my nostrils, eyes, et cetera, and there is no smell like it! Crispy shell ta' fakruna on the outside, and as soft as f*** on the inside. You have to eat it fresh from the bakery to understand how effing joyous Maltese bread is just on its on. And then, AND THEN, the things you can do with it... Holy Chris...
ОтветитьLove this and will have ago for definite 😋👍
ОтветитьAviva qalbi!
ОтветитьI could taste the hobz-biz-zejt at the end.
ОтветитьThat dog is so nice!
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