I tried this sorte to change from the pulled porc I usually do.

The buns - now it’s a no sweat step

Prepped the meatballs and all based on custom 80/20 mix of porc and beef

And grilled over the flame

All in all very good with a custom pickles / câpres / mayo sauce.

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[–] 11 points 4 months ago (6 children)

I would like to know more about that bun making. And why you spell pork with a c

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  • [–] [S] 16 points 4 months ago (1 child)

    My autocorrect is going to be my end eventually… Sherlock below is mostly correct I’m indeed native French speaking though not from France :)

    Bun making is surprisingly easy - much more so than achieving actually good bread.

    I’m starting to agree that the one big factor are the ingredients quality. And a kitchen robot since 8 minutes is rather long to work the prep.

    Long story short it’s simply mixing mixing the ingredients for 8 mins;

    • 500 g T45/T55 flour
    • 8 g salt
    • 25 g sugar
    • 11gr of baker’s yeast
    • 1 egg
    • 200 ml milk at about 40 degrees c
    • 60 ml water
    • 60 g softened butter - not melted butter though

    Then rest 1h30 under a clean cloth

    Then I portion in 100gr balls. I form them and then squiiiiish them for burgers so that they don’t get too spherical.

    I let them rest again 30 minutes so they rise back

    I glaze them with a 60/40 mix of egg yolk and water and sprinkle generously sesame seeds

    And then it’s 14 mins in the oven at 180*c

    It’s quite important then to let them rest on the oven rack for a while afterwards. At least 15 mins so you can cut them without tearing them.

    Surprisingly they keep very well for a few days and you can freeze them and unfreeze them without noticeable loss of quality.

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