This version of friselle come from the Sorelle Simili book, Pane e Roba Dolce. It's made with a three times refreshed sourdough, and a long final proof. Lighter then my previous versions, here I mixed Sicilian semola and American wheat. Can't wait to adorn it with tomatoes and such.
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