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• #4902
I’m keen to try the Americana too, have you ever used it?
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• #4903
I am tempted with a gas oven. I'd like to eat pizza more but it takes a few hours to get my wood one hot enough.
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• #4904
We have an ooni that can run on wood, charcoal and gas, since I started using it on gas I haven't used it any other way.
It's more of a spectacle and has a bit more romance to it when you use wood but it's such a faff that any perceived difference in taste (which I honestly can't tell there is) is more than made up for by the ease of using it with gas. If you have kids it's even more of a no brainer as you can just turn it on and forget about it and turn it straight off afterwards so it's one less thing to worry about when you're running after toddlers at the same time.
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• #4905
You school boys using caputo?
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• #4906
Found a good source of mutti tomato which made a big difference. Stocked up as it's an hour to that supermarket each way.
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• #4907
Caputo blue, 24hr room temperature. Caputo red to follow tomorrow.
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• #4908
I’m on caputo Manitoba as I also use it for my bread baking. Makes a great pizza but it absolutely needs a biga and 48 hour fermentation.
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• #4909
That looks nice!
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• #4910
Had pizza here today. Highly recommended if you happen to find yourself in German speaking Italy. It's an hour's drive from us but will be going back.next time the craving kicks in.
Local flour so not Caputo. From what I could tell when I asked, dough is 24 hour poolish. Stretched in polenta and not semolina. Local cow mozarella (buffalo mozzarella from the south when out of season). Toppings were top level.
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• #4911
Have to say, probably in my top 5 best pizzas ever. Definitely the best non Neapolitan style I've ever had.
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• #4912
Today with Caputo red. Dough was proved well. Felt noticeably tighter to work with. I had 2 good pizzas and 1 where there wasn't quite enough flame over the top.
I think I'd use blue if given the choice, but it's not worth worrying about.
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• #4913
What you cooking in? And recipe on the first pls looks great
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• #4914
Original Ooni pro, butter with sage mixed through, roasted butternut squash, caramelised onion and fior di late
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• #4915
Looks lovely. I'll make one.
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• #4916
Nah Ive not use it but have used a similar flour, its quite a high W content so would be perfect for blending or making a Biga too. You'd be able to do a super long prove too with it.
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• #4917
How many g are people using of dough per pizza? I feel 200 is not enough but 250 might be a bit to much.
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• #4918
If its a 12" and Im doing Neapolitan style I do about 280g.
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• #4919
Thanks. I went with 250 again but got the base lot thinner. Best one yet.
Need to start a sour dough to up a level a think.
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• #4920
Caputo purple 💜 fo life
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• #4921
Some recent ones
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• #4922
I'm so hungry
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• #4923
Vegetarian ndudja / broccoli, Caputo blue, Ken Forkish recipe.
Think the blue is too poofy for my recipe/tastes, going back to red
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• #4924
Lovely stuff ^
White base pies are currently my favourite right now
Mozz, courgette, basil with jalapeño and pecorino
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• #4925
Nice. I think in going to try some white ones soon.
Blue good up till about 24 hrs RT, but if you wanna do long proves you need a stronger flour.
Gets even more tricky if your doing biga also, red isn't even string enough for it