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• #4877
Made some garlic bread
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• #4878
Done a pizza event last Sunday, we ok not as busy as I’d hoped but good learning curve
Domes were class and on it! Some images my mate took!
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• #4879
Looks decent! Let’s hear it all… how you conundrum using the domes, what dough, how many people etc.
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• #4880
Right ill start from the top, So Ive been using 1 dome at home getting use to it as for previous gigs ive always just used the roccboxes, but honestly really struggled to bake 2 pizzas at a time without cremating the crust in one of them before turning it.
The dome without the arch on it, defo loses heat fast when you turn them down but I had them at full tilt and also I added a small bit of wood for when I was starting to bash out pizzas and it kills it.
I done 70 that day which wasnt as busy as Id prepped and hoped for. I was told by someone else they done 100 on a shite day and 180 on a sunny day. So prepped a lot of stuff and stayed up late for nothing really and had a good bit of wastage.
Dough wise, I done a 18 hour RT bulk like 12 hrs and balled for 6 so dough was super relaxed when it came to use it and I was really happy with the pizzas that came out
My menu had like 5 pizzas on it and although the ingredients where sorta shared I should have only done 3. Marinara, Marg and Salami. I done a special sauce for a Marg and tender stem broccoli, Italian Sausage and Nduja and although it tastes amazing, I sold only like 5.
Good to do a gig properly but hard to gauge for that but If i do it again ill do less and just do till sell out.
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• #4881
I've always used a scale for water. Density of 1 so it's a straight swap ml to g. Milk is close enough too most of the time until industrial quantities.
I've used shipton mill for all my flour needs for over a decade. Have nothing but positive things to say about them.
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• #4882
Got some good flour finally. Looking forward to pizza later.
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• #4883
Blue > Red atmo
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• #4884
I thought they were the same but just bag size? ie. Home v commercial size. I can get blue so will try next.
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• #4885
In simple terms, the Red is more for making quick thin crust pizza (romano style) run at 720°F whereas the blue is better for thicker rimmed (Neapolitan style) run at 900°F.
Apparently.
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• #4886
Oh! Where from?
We will see this evening.
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• #4887
https://cooking.stackexchange.com/questions/41610/red-and-blue-antimo-caputo-00-flour
Blue really impressed me the first time I used it, really light.
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• #4888
Bugger. Should have asked the internet's first. Oh well.
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• #4889
It's not bad!
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• #4890
You can use red to make neoplitian pizza it just a stronger flour so works better in the summer. I blend red and blue in the summer when its hot so the dough doesn't fall to bits when proving.
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• #4891
I prefer red for use at home as it’s more forgiving/will hold its proof better, so your timings don’t have to be spot on.
If you’re making pizza all the time and have a good system blue is good, but I’d wager that the majority of people would get better results with red.
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• #4892
As a counterpoint, I prefer Shipton Mill Italian 00 over any of the Caputo flours I have tried. I gave it a shot when I made pizza for 150 people for a friend's birthday party a few years ago after a recommendation from a friend who is a professional baker. Its less than a quid a kilo too.
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• #4893
Yeah not sure I can get shipton here.
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• #4894
Open to suggestion on other eu available flours.
Have you come across Harimsa?
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• #4895
No. I'll look. Good?
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• #4896
Good?
Widely commercially used for pizza in Spain...but no idea if that means good or not.
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• #4897
Actually I lie (inadvertently) it's what I get from the supermarket. It's ok. I'll see how it compares when I've had the new stuff this evening.
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• #4898
I see why you say romano like, nice though for sure.
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• #4899
Team Caputo blue here
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• #4900
Also on blue, no point in over thinking it IMO
I went and found it, it's more or less as pizza pilgrims. Interesting about using a scale for water, I will do that next time.
https://eu.gozney.com/blogs/academy/how-to-make-pizza-from-scratch
I need to find a better source of flour. Likely need to purchase online.