It's been too long! Pizza!
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Re: It's been too long! Pizza!
Here is my latest Taglio
10 minute autolyse. Delayed oil. Mixer for 14 minutes. 3 hours rest/48 first (refrigerator) & 24 hours second (refrigerator) but I think I will stop this first step at 36 hours as I see many bubbles. (tomorrow morning) do the 6 fold and ferment for another 24.
900 grams Anna 00 flour
50 grams Farro flour
50 grams rice flour
770 grams cool water
5 grams fresh yeast
24 grams sea salt
20 grams olive oil
I am very happy with the results.
Next time I go with 30grams sea salt.
10 minute autolyse. Delayed oil. Mixer for 14 minutes. 3 hours rest/48 first (refrigerator) & 24 hours second (refrigerator) but I think I will stop this first step at 36 hours as I see many bubbles. (tomorrow morning) do the 6 fold and ferment for another 24.
900 grams Anna 00 flour
50 grams Farro flour
50 grams rice flour
770 grams cool water
5 grams fresh yeast
24 grams sea salt
20 grams olive oil
I am very happy with the results.
Next time I go with 30grams sea salt.
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Re: It's been too long! Pizza!
Looks awesome, Mike! (And having tasted Mike's pizza before, I am sure it tastes even better than it looks.)
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My latest high hydration (about 78%) dough is awesome and perfect for my Sicilian pie. It's also good for taglia and pinsa.
675 gm Mulino Marino Manitoba flour
125 gm Maiorca ancient Sicilian flour
50 gm Spelt flour
590 gm/ml room temp water
4.5 gm fresh yeast
20 gr sea salt
16 gm olive oil
675 gm Mulino Marino Manitoba flour
125 gm Maiorca ancient Sicilian flour
50 gm Spelt flour
590 gm/ml room temp water
4.5 gm fresh yeast
20 gr sea salt
16 gm olive oil
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Re: It's been too long! Pizza!
But what did you "Pobega" with it
Looks awesome.
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Looks awesome.
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lol. Sandler Pinot that arrived the day before.
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Made a bunch of pies for friends yesterday but in my mind the Detroit (a new style for me) was the star. New Detroit pan just arrived the day before and I could not nor try it.
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Re: It's been too long! Pizza!
Detroit Pizza is good if you want the thick crust (your's looks awesome btw) .... where did you get the pan?
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"Cupped" pepperoni, well done!mike pobega wrote: ↑April 13th, 2019, 6:09 amMade a bunch of pies for friends yesterday but in my mind the Detroit (a new style for me) was the star. New Detroit pan just arrived the day before and I could not nor try it.
Looks delicious.
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Re: It's been too long! Pizza!
Big fan of pizza night here. Very thin crust on bottom.
Margherita with fresh buffalo mozzarella. Italian sausage, Kalamata Olives, and Mushrooms with shredded mozzarella. Made on the bottom of a cast iron skillet on a normal oven. Very happy with the results.
Margherita with fresh buffalo mozzarella. Italian sausage, Kalamata Olives, and Mushrooms with shredded mozzarella. Made on the bottom of a cast iron skillet on a normal oven. Very happy with the results.
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Re: It's been too long! Pizza!
Would using a Kitchenaid Mixer and its dough hook to mix the flour for pizza dough be allowed or is that too pedestrian for serious pizza makers?
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Re: It's been too long! Pizza!
I have done this, but still proof the dough overnight in the fridge.stevetimko wrote: ↑May 16th, 2019, 5:33 pmWould using a Kitchenaid Mixer and its dough hook to mix the flour for pizza dough be allowed or is that too pedestrian for serious pizza makers?
Re: It's been too long! Pizza!
I use the one with the spiral hook. The only thing "pedestrian" IMO is that you're limited in scale to the amount of dough you can do in a batch. Planning a party with ~20 pizzas you need to do 2-3 batches.stevetimko wrote: ↑May 16th, 2019, 5:33 pmWould using a Kitchenaid Mixer and its dough hook to mix the flour for pizza dough be allowed or is that too pedestrian for serious pizza makers?
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Re: It's been too long! Pizza!
Finally cooled off enough in south Florida to use the wood fired oven for some pizza.
Wife was inspired by some pie she had in Italy earlier this year.
Wife was inspired by some pie she had in Italy earlier this year.
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I made the Al Taglio Dough at 80% Hydration from Marc Vetri's Mastering Pizza in both 100% King Arthur Bread Flour and 75% KA Bread Flour + 25% Farmer Ground Flour (local NY mill) Organic Whole Wheat Bread Flour and the results were spectacular.mike pobega wrote: ↑March 1st, 2019, 3:40 pmHere is my latest Taglio
10 minute autolyse. Delayed oil. Mixer for 14 minutes. 3 hours rest/48 first (refrigerator) & 24 hours second (refrigerator) but I think I will stop this first step at 36 hours as I see many bubbles. (tomorrow morning) do the 6 fold and ferment for another 24.
900 grams Anna 00 flour
50 grams Farro flour
50 grams rice flour
770 grams cool water
5 grams fresh yeast
24 grams sea salt
20 grams olive oil
I am very happy with the results.
Next time I go with 30grams sea salt.
For the Whole Wheat Dough, I had to add more water to compensate, so it was far more than 80%. It was the best WW crust I've ever had - the only one that had the airy, crispy, soft, chewy qualities of a white dough while adding more flavor.
I'm dying to try the Pinsa version and the Farro flour you posted.
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Hi Christine, hope you're well.Christine Huang wrote: ↑October 13th, 2019, 11:49 amI made the Al Taglio Dough at 80% Hydration from Marc Vetri's Mastering Pizza in both 100% King Arthur Bread Flour and 75% KA Bread Flour + 25% Farmer Ground Flour (local NY mill) Organic Whole Wheat Bread Flour and the results were spectacular.mike pobega wrote: ↑March 1st, 2019, 3:40 pmHere is my latest Taglio
10 minute autolyse. Delayed oil. Mixer for 14 minutes. 3 hours rest/48 first (refrigerator) & 24 hours second (refrigerator) but I think I will stop this first step at 36 hours as I see many bubbles. (tomorrow morning) do the 6 fold and ferment for another 24.
900 grams Anna 00 flour
50 grams Farro flour
50 grams rice flour
770 grams cool water
5 grams fresh yeast
24 grams sea salt
20 grams olive oil
I am very happy with the results.
Next time I go with 30grams sea salt.
For the Whole Wheat Dough, I had to add more water to compensate, so it was far more than 80%. It was the best WW crust I've ever had - the only one that had the airy, crispy, soft, chewy qualities of a white dough while adding more flavor.
I'm dying to try the Pinsa version and the Farro flour you posted.
I am getting spot-on results with 50 grams of spelt these days (6.5%). Try working that in. I may back off 25g of the KA and 25g of the WW to start.
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I am! Thanks for the tip - I'll give it a go!
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Let me guess, you're a member of Food52's cookbook club?Christine Huang wrote: ↑October 13th, 2019, 11:49 amI made the Al Taglio Dough at 80% Hydration from Marc Vetri's Mastering Pizza in both 100% King Arthur Bread Flour and 75% KA Bread Flour + 25% Farmer Ground Flour (local NY mill) Organic Whole Wheat Bread Flour and the results were spectacular.mike pobega wrote: ↑March 1st, 2019, 3:40 pmHere is my latest Taglio
10 minute autolyse. Delayed oil. Mixer for 14 minutes. 3 hours rest/48 first (refrigerator) & 24 hours second (refrigerator) but I think I will stop this first step at 36 hours as I see many bubbles. (tomorrow morning) do the 6 fold and ferment for another 24.
900 grams Anna 00 flour
50 grams Farro flour
50 grams rice flour
770 grams cool water
5 grams fresh yeast
24 grams sea salt
20 grams olive oil
I am very happy with the results.
Next time I go with 30grams sea salt.
For the Whole Wheat Dough, I had to add more water to compensate, so it was far more than 80%. It was the best WW crust I've ever had - the only one that had the airy, crispy, soft, chewy qualities of a white dough while adding more flavor.
I'm dying to try the Pinsa version and the Farro flour you posted.
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Re: It's been too long! Pizza!
Magnus Solhjell wrote: ↑October 16th, 2019, 3:07 amLet me guess, you're a member of Food52's cookbook club?Christine Huang wrote: ↑October 13th, 2019, 11:49 amI made the Al Taglio Dough at 80% Hydration from Marc Vetri's Mastering Pizza in both 100% King Arthur Bread Flour and 75% KA Bread Flour + 25% Farmer Ground Flour (local NY mill) Organic Whole Wheat Bread Flour and the results were spectacular.mike pobega wrote: ↑March 1st, 2019, 3:40 pmHere is my latest Taglio
10 minute autolyse. Delayed oil. Mixer for 14 minutes. 3 hours rest/48 first (refrigerator) & 24 hours second (refrigerator) but I think I will stop this first step at 36 hours as I see many bubbles. (tomorrow morning) do the 6 fold and ferment for another 24.
900 grams Anna 00 flour
50 grams Farro flour
50 grams rice flour
770 grams cool water
5 grams fresh yeast
24 grams sea salt
20 grams olive oil
I am very happy with the results.
Next time I go with 30grams sea salt.
For the Whole Wheat Dough, I had to add more water to compensate, so it was far more than 80%. It was the best WW crust I've ever had - the only one that had the airy, crispy, soft, chewy qualities of a white dough while adding more flavor.
I'm dying to try the Pinsa version and the Farro flour you posted.
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