I think there is a frozen food company that sells crustless pizza... I thought that was odd till now. HMMMyuck.. carbs are gross!
maybe if you slide the whole top off the crust
I once bought a totinos thing that was all but the crust. It was pretty much what you'd think, but the price was like 3x grabbing a pizza.I think there is a frozen food company that sells crustless pizza... I thought that was odd till now. HMMM
I had the Chicago Fire calzone at OC’s last night. One of my favorites.Pepperoni and Italian sausage
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How do you post pics from your phone? I only see links to pics.
A little update since I last posted this. I finally purchased a pizza steel in November. So, it's been 6 months or so with me experimenting to get the perfect pizza. Every week I try some new variable to try to make a worthy pizza. It's been a fun ride!
Just my apartment oven. I have 16x16 3/8" pizza steel. A pizza oven would be cool.Some of those look pretty great. What are you cooking in? I'm adding a pizza oven to my outdoor kitchen
Nice work, Big. What are you using for dough?Just my apartment oven. I have 16x16 3/8" pizza steel. A pizza oven would be cool.
Portnoy coming over to review your pies. They look goodJust my apartment oven. I have 16x16 3/8" pizza steel. A pizza oven would be cool.
I make my own dough. I make like four crusts and stick them in the freezer after dating the bags. I take one out at a time and let it thaw overnight. At some point between the time that it thaws out and the time that I use it I stretch and fold and reball it and put it back in the refrigerator. This process is called cold fermentation. I usually do 48-72 hours. Then it's just letting it sit for 2-3 hours on the counter top before stretching it to make the pie. I've got it down pretty good. The pizza was so good yesterday. Can you see the cross section pic? It's the last pic. It shows a big red x for that last image for me.Nice work, Big. What are you using for dough?
Get some homemade sourdough going. Freeze a bunch of dough balls in advance. Takes it to the next level.
Yes! Nice work, sir. See you next Friday! I'll bring the beer and wine...I make my own dough. I make like four crusts and stick them in the freezer after dating the bags. I take one out at a time and let it thaw overnight. At some point between the time that it thaws out and the time that I use it I stretch and fold and reball it and put it back in the refrigerator. This process is called cold fermentation. I usually do 48-72 hours. Then it's just letting it sit for 2-3 hours on the counter top before stretching it to make the pie. I've got it down pretty good. The pizza was so good yesterday. Can you see the cross section pic? It's the last pic. It shows a big red x for that last image for me.
Just my apartment oven. I have 16x16 3/8" pizza steel. A pizza oven would be cool.
Can you see the cross section pic? It's the last pic. It shows a big red x for that last image for me.
I heat the oven at 500F (max) for 30 minutes. Then high broil for 30 minutes. Then set back to bake at 500F. Launch Pizza and bake for six and a half minutes. Then two and a half minutes at high broil. I use the high broil to finish the top. I start rotating it every minute starting at minute number two. If you don't you're going to get it darker towards the back of the oven then you are the front of the oven where it's cooler.That's really solid for a home oven. I've found mine doesn't seem to get quite hot enough to brown up the top side of the crust the way I really want it, hence the getting a real pizza oven.
I see a red X too. But, that last pie (the one right before it) that I can see does look like some of your best work.
I heat the oven at 500F (max) for 30 minutes. Then high broil for 30 minutes. Then set back to bake at 500F. Launch Pizza and bake for six and a half minutes. Then two and a half minutes at high broil. I use the high broil to finish the top. I start rotating it every minute starting at minute number two. If you don't you're going to get it darker towards the back of the oven then you are the front of the oven where it's cooler.
I put pizza stones on the grill and turn it on high for an hour. Works WAY better (emulates a pizza oven) and gets much hotter than the oven.I heat the oven at 500F (max) for 30 minutes. Then high broil for 30 minutes. Then set back to bake at 500F. Launch Pizza and bake for six and a half minutes. Then two and a half minutes at high broil. I use the high broil to finish the top. I start rotating it every minute starting at minute number two. If you don't you're going to get it darker towards the back of the oven then you are the front of the oven where it's cooler.
I have a grill. But the pizza steel in the oven does make the crust crispy on the bottom and fluffy on the top. It would puff up more if I had a dedicated pizza oven.I put pizza stones on the grill and turn it on high for an hour. Works WAY better (emulates a pizza oven) and gets much hotter than the oven.
Steel is much better than stone. I've done both. The steel holds a lot more kinetic energy.Yeah that’s more/less what I do too. Gets the kitchen pretty hot during the summer. And it’s kind of a beating.
You ever try a stone instead of steel?
A little update since I last posted this. I finally purchased a pizza steel in November. So, it's been 6 months or so with me experimenting to get the perfect pizza. Every week I try some new variable to try to make a worthy pizza. It's been a fun ride!
I appreciate that.Some damn good looking pies there my brother.
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How do you post pics from your phone? I only see links to pics.
Yes. I thought that would be my next venture. That would require me to purchase some expensive pans. It's on my radar.Have you ever tried making Detroit style? Underrated style imo