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REUBEN SANDWICH on HOMEMADE MARBLE RYE
Go to to try your first month for $19. The reuben is such a colossal treat of a sandwich. It’s packed with flavor and really hits on all levels when it’s made well
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RECIPE
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CORNED BEEF:
▪175g salt
▪50g sugar
▪15g pink salt (not himalayan)
▪10g black peppercorns
▪5-6 dried bay leaves
▪4-5 whole cloves
▪10g mustard seed
▪4 garlic cloves, smashed
▪1000g/mL cold water
▪8-10lb (4kg) beef brisket
▪1000g ice cubes
Trim excess fat from beef and remove any silver skin. Cut in half.
Into a large (4qt) pot, combine all ingredients except beef and ice and bring to boil. Remove from heat and allow to infuse for another 20min. Add ice.When melted, pour into a deep 6qt container, then submerge beef and refrigerate to cure for 10 days.
Rinse brine from beef. Place in cooking vessel (either slow cooker or dutch oven), add water to just cover. If using dutch oven, bring to simmer on the stove, then cover and cook at 250F/120C for 4-5hrs. If using slow cooker, cook for 4-5hrs.
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MARBLE RYE
▪275g warm water
▪4g instant yeast
▪15g or 2 1/2tsp salt
▪330g bread flour
▪100g dark rye flour
▪300g poolish or sourdough starter (see below for poolish recipe if using poolish)
▪15g caraway seeds
▪15g molasses
▪10g cocoa powder
Add water, yeast, flours, and poolish or starter to stand mixer & mix on low with dough hook for 3min or until combined. Increase to high and continue mixing for 4min. When dough has fully come together and is slapping around the bowl, add caraway. Mix for 30sec on medium to incorporate.
Remove 60% of dough and load into a well oiled container and cover. Add molasses, and cocoa to dough still in mixer bowl and mix on low for 30, then increase speed to high for another 30 or until well incorporated. Place into a second well oiled container and cover. Allow both doughs to ferment at room temp for 30min.
Perform strength-building fold to both doughs as shown @5:07. Cover again and allow to rise at room temp for 90min.
Prepare 1lb loaf pan with oil or pan spray. Flip doughs onto floured worksurface. Degas each piece into rough rectangles. Place brown dough on top of lighter dough and press to seal together. Roll into loaf as shown @8:17 and place in loaf pan, cover, and proof at room temp for 60-90min.
Score top of loaf, place preheated 460F/235C oven, spray loaf and oven well with water, and bake for 15 min. Reduce heat to 400F/205C and continue to bake for an additional 20min.
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POOLISH
▪150g water
▪Pinch instant yeast
▪150g bread flour
Stir, cover, and allow to ferment for 12-24 hours.
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RUSSIAN DRESSING
▪1 egg yolk
▪20g red onion, diced and rinsed
▪5g or ½ lrg clove garlic
▪30g bread and butter pickles
▪5g salt
▪2g black pepper
▪50g ketchup
▪20g sriracha
▪275g neutral oil (avocado, light olive, canola, etc)
Blend all ingredients except oil until broken down, then with blender running slowly stream in oil until the oil is well emulsified.
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TOPPINGS/THE BUILD
▪Swiss cheese slices
▪Sauerkraut (i recommend bubbies brand or another simple, naturally fermented brand)
Onto a slice of marble rye, layer a slice of swiss followed by beef (cut to desired thickness), and generous portion of kraut. Spoon & spread russian dressing on the second slice of bread. Lightly toast sandwich to melt cheese.
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CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
0:18 Corning/Trimming the Beef
2:30 Mixing the Marble Rye
5:41 Ad
6:44 Checking the Beef pt 1
7:17 Creating the Marble
8:57 Checking the Beef pt 2
9:49 Scoring and Baking Rye
11:03 Russian Dressing
12:03 The Build
14:04 Let's Eat This Thing
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How to Make Delicious Seeded Dark Rye Bread Sandwich Rolls
The inspiration for this recipe came from a comment by our resident bread guru Kevin. He mentioned that he’s working on a rye ciabatta, and that sparked an idea in my mind. I started writing the recipe right away. Seeing what I made and what Kevin has posted on our Flick group I can say my bread is quite different. His one is definitely more of a ciabatta. Mine is more of a roll made using some ciabatta making techniques.
Still, it’s a great bread and it is made using one of my favourite doughs ever. It’s just another application for it if you don’t want to stick to making loaves. There is another version which was turned into a breakfast muffin that worked really well too.
That’s what breadmaking is all about for me – experimentation. There can be infinite adjustments made to any dough and it can be shaped and baked in every which way. And rarely will it fail because it’s so forgiving. No matter what you do it will still be at least edible in the end. And if you do it right, then it will look good too.
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Grilled Corned Beef & Swiss on Rye Sandwich
Grilled Corned Beef & Swiss on Rye Sandwich
In this kick butt sandwich, thin slices of corned beef are layered with Swiss cheese, pickles and only the BEST homemade, from scratch, scrum-diddly-umptious Russian dressing everrrr in between rye bread and then grilled. The cheese melts, the bread crisps and that dressing just oozes, covering evvvverything.
Ingredients:
FOR THE RUSSIAN DRESSING:
1/2 cup Mayonnaise
2 tablespoons Ketchup
1/2 to 1 teaspoon of Frank's Red Hot
1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire Sauce
1/4 teaspoon Paprika
1/4 teaspoon Kosher Salt
FOR THE SANDWICHES:
4 slices of Rye Bread
Butter
Russian Dressing
8 to 10 thin slices of Corned Beef
8 to 10 Pickle Slices
Cracked Black Pepper
4 slices of Swiss Cheese
Directions:
In a bowl combine the mayo, onions, ketchup, hot sauce, Worcestershire sauce, paprika and salt. Stir until smooth. Refrigerate until ready to use. Makes about 3/4 cup.
Heat a cast iron grill pan over medium to medium-high heat.
Butter two sides of the rye and slather a few spoonfuls of the Russian dressing on the inside of one slice. Next, layer the corned beef, pickles, black pepper, Swiss cheese and remaining slice of buttered rye.
Place the sandwich onto hot grill pan and cook for 3 to 4 minutes or until grill marks appear and the cheese has melted.
Cut in half and devour.
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