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• #4452
Awesome! All sound great! Will try.
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• #4453
That’s not a lot of yeast, you sure you did the maths right?
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• #4454
These all sound fantastic, sans dead animal bits obvs.
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• #4455
My dough seemed to come together nicely today, 24 hour total fermentation, 60% hydration. I folded it a couple of times before balling it up 6 hours prior to cooking. This was the first one, I turned down the flame too much to colour the cheese.
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• #4456
Looks great. Is your sense of taste returning?
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• #4457
Yes right back at it now thanks. No more meds and getting back to a full diet has done the trick.
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• #4458
Yay!
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• #4459
Is that just a casserole dish you're using for the proofing?
Have had decent success with my latest dough approach, but extricating the dough from small lunchboxes after it's been rising in the fridge for two days ends up ruining the shape and probably releasing a lot of the air.
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• #4460
Nope , definitely I got muddled and fucked it. I ran with it tho - balled it up at lunch - second proved the balls in a low low oven (sub 50c). Perfectly edible lessons leart tho😋
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• #4461
Yes it’s a Pyrex oven dish and it’s got a plastic lid which makes it ideal for 4 x 250g dough balls, I’ve got a smaller one too for the other 2 (my batch size makes 6). Got them with Tesco vouchers years ago.
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• #4462
They look great! Cool that you salvaged the dough, I'm hungry now.
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• #4463
They look great and so does Steve’s effort above!
This was my effort the other night, still bubbling on the pizza stone. Same dough as the one I posted a couple days back but slowed down in the fridge overnight.
Was a lot easier to work and came out all round better, though that might partly be down to the cooking as the pan+grill method is not that exact and precise and there can be a fair variation due to pan temp and the grill part of the cook moves pretty quickly. Still my favourite method though in absence of a very high temp oven.
I want to make pizza again now..! 😬😂
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• #4464
That’s a great result, looks like the dough was bang on.
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• #4465
I use these instead of a proving tray. A very light coating olive oil and the balls of dough come out perfectly round and ready to shape.
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• #4466
This thread is all about feeders, enablers and support therapy.
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• #4467
It’s pizza, there is only joy.
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• #4468
See below.
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• #4469
so I've been having a strange problem with my ooni ... that I hadn't noticed before.
Lately I find that the stone temperature drops too quickly. I am used to doing multiple pies one after the other ... and I get it to 500, do the first pizza, then while that's cooking the other one is being prepped etc, and in goes the 2nd right after the 1st ... In previous years this has gone really well ...
But recently I've noticed that the stone temp is 250ish after the 1st pizza ... which seems a bit low? and then the 2nd, 3rd pizzas are taking ages to cook and crust isn't quite crisp ...
The only thing I can think of its been a bit windy? or is it possible that my stone if effed? surely the stones should last forever?
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• #4470
How long are you preheating for? Wind can make a massive difference too.
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• #4471
I found when burning wood the oven got hottest on an evening with high winds. But using gas it never gets as hot and cooler weather means it doesn’t get as hot.
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• #4472
Are you using gas? Is the bottle low?
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• #4473
@nefarious ... preheating for about 30m.
@dancing james ... i've always used gas, and yes I suppose its cooler.
@StevePeel ... yeah, actually, the bottle is probably on the low side ... but there is stuff swishing around in there. does it run cooler if the bottle is low?
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• #4474
Yes there can be a fair amount of liquid still in the bottle but there’s not enough pressure so it won’t be burning efficiently. I’d get it swapped.
Edit, while we’re still having cold nights leave the bottle outside and you should see a frost line in the morning, that will tell you the level.
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• #4475
Yeah had the same issue when my bottle was low. You can’t really use the last few inches I’ve found.
We mainly eat white pizzas
Mozzarella tartufata mushrooms Parmesan with Parma ham and truffle oil after cooking
Mozzarella and whole baby tomatoes, once cooked dress with Parma ham, Parmesan shavings and rocket
Goats cheese ripe figs mozzarella and walnuts or almonds that have been stirred with olive oil, salt and honey
Mozarella, pears, blue cheese walnuts and honey
Smoked mozzarella, mozarella, fennel sausage and sprouting broccoli or friarilli, and a few chilli flakes