Mastering Pizza: The Art and Practice of Handmade Pizza, Focaccia, and Calzone

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Decent flavor. Pretty easy to work with. I didn't end up with any bubbles in the pizza which was nice. Strangely enough we started with preheating the pizza stone in the oven to 500 before putting the pizza and it works well- Church Supper Cookbook: A Special Collection of Over 375 Homespun Recipes From Families And Churches Across The Country, Revised

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Here you have two options depending on your timeframe and preferences. The first is room temperature proofing which is generally shorter and faster, and the other option is controlled temperature proofing (commonly known as pizza dough cold fermentation or pizza dough long fermentation) which is longer but results in a more complex flavored crust.The Food Substitutions Bible, Second Edition: More Than 5,500 Substitutions for Ingredients, Equipment & Techniques EBOOK] Read Mastering Pizza: The Art and Practice of Handmade Pizza, Focaccia, and Calzone [a Cookbook] Online

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Pineapple is fine on pizza, the worst thing you can put on pizza is canned mushrooms and sweetcorn.Ingredients: canned tomatoes; basil; mozzarella cheese; fennel; pork and fennel sausages; Parmigiano Reggiano cheese; thyme; dried red pepper flakes After the dough has risen in the bulk rise process, it can be divided into balls and allowed to rise again at room temperature for about 2-4 hours. This results in a total fermentation time of about 6 to 8 hours. Keep in mind that temperature impacts the activity of yeast in the fermentation process. So the warmer the room is the more active the yeast will be. For a total fermentation of 8 hours at room temperature I would suggest using 0.2% of Active Dry Yeast (ADY) to start with. So for 500 grams of flour, you would use 1.0 grams of ADY. Option 2: Controlled Temperature Proofing – AKA: Cold Ferment Pizza Dough

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I was very uncertain about this dough, it didn't seem to expand very much over the three day fermenting period. When I came to stretching it out, however, it was really easy to work with and made a great pizza in our kamado grill, where we got the temperature of the pizza stone up to 660 degrees. The difference in this dough with 60% hydration, and the al taglio crust at 80% hydration is quite remarkable. Looking forward to trying the 70% hydration dough next time.Trained in Bergamo, Italy, by some of the region’s most noted chefs, MARC VETRI is the chef/owner of Pizzeria Vetri, Vetri Ristorante, Osteria, Amis, and Alla Spina, all located in Philadelphia. He has also opened a series of restaurants in partnership with Terrain, with locations in California and Texas.