u/mmfliprat

Image 1 — Jalapeño cheddar sourdough
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Jalapeño cheddar sourdough

50g whole wheat 450g bread flour 10g salt 380g water 75g starter; on the 3rd coil fold, add 75g pickled jalapeños (air fry first to drain liquid, 7-10mins), and 75g cheddar cheese (I just ran out of orange cheddar use that for a pop of color). 5hrs of bulk fermentation only since we bake in the summer heat (35C), cold retard at 7C, bake the next day. Adjusted weight and hydration with thebakersconverter.com This loaf is perfect for making tomato bruschetta. Made in Quezon City, Philippines 🇵🇭

u/mmfliprat — 6 hours ago
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Sourdough cookies

70g each. Reduced sugar. Sourdough discard provides moisture. Perfectly cooked at 190C 9mins. Homemade in Quezon City, Philippines 🇵🇭

u/mmfliprat — 1 day ago
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Dutch apple pie with sourdough crust

No fancy lattice work but does the job. Best part? The entire pie contains a total of 75g of sugar only (mixture of regular cane and coconut sugar). The crust is made with sourdough discard and French butter. Homemade in Quezon City, Philippines. 🇵🇭

u/mmfliprat — 1 day ago
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Free BIR tax simulator for small businesses

Napakahirap magbayad ng tax dito. But why? Gusto ko naman magbayad. This site is patterned after TurboTax in the US which is so easy to use.

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u/mmfliprat — 1 day ago
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We Filipinos grew up with this. Now it’s in sourdough using real homegrown purple yam. Added queso de bola bits (Marca Pina brand). 5hr bulk fermentation, 14hr retard at 7C, bake at 270C. For your conversion needs (especially non US bakers) try my free tool: thebakersconverter.com. Hope it helps!

u/mmfliprat — 2 days ago
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I don’t sell this on riseartisanal.com I just make it for me. Sesame is essential for focaccia bun making.

u/mmfliprat — 1 day ago
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I bake sourdough from the Philippines and tropical fermentation is its own adventure. Most recipes I find are from the US so I'm constantly converting F to C. My cookbooks are in pounds and we use metric here. I was also doing a lot of hydration experiments and kept relying on an AI chatbot for every little conversion — got old fast.

So I just put everything in one place. Temperature, weight, volume, altitude adjustments, sourdough hydration calculator with a Formula Builder, ingredient weight reference. Just thought some of you might find it useful.

Any fellow tropical bakers here? Curious how you manage fermentation in heat and humidity. 🍞

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u/mmfliprat — 9 days ago