Testing a formula for sourdough ciabatta, and inspired by my friarielli, I decided to fill the holey crumb. Using a mix of porchetta and a splash of Korean mustard (Burnt & Salty), it was a simple process. Reheat some sliced pork, spread some oily slicked broccoli di rape, and all is good!
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