This evenings efforts
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Both on the stone in the oven 260c 15mins
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Both on the stone in the oven 260c 15mins
Home made pizza
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Pineapple on pizza!!!?!?
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I gotta agree.Can't like that.
Although it is a very common thing in Holland. Pizza Hawaii
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Sausage and bacon, extra sauce
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And me
And me
I made pizza as wel
Sourdough with bacon, basil, garlic, tomatillo & cheese
No pineapple
I got no tomatoes yet and the tomatillo's are gping wild, so just gave it a go
And it works
And me
I made pizza as wel
Sourdough with bacon, basil, garlic, tomatillo & cheese
No pineapple
I got no tomatoes yet and the tomatillo's are gping wild, so just gave it a go
And it works
Every time yum!
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OMG, now I'm starving for a pizza!!!!
Dont worry I just had the leftovers for lunch!
At least Pizza Hawaii has ham.
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Well, I finally tried out the Ooni at work yesterday.
It definitely takes some getting used to, but after a few pies, I feel like I was dialing it in.
The pies are very different from what I can do in my home oven and are done in ~90 seconds.
Less is definitely more as far as toppings go or it just won't cook them.
For the crust, I dropped to 63% hydration and removed sugar and any oil and went with a 2 day cold ferment after my poolish.
Dough balls went down to 230 grams.
The pizza came out nice with a spotty char on the crust and a super soft and tender crumb!
No pictures yet, but I'll get some next time I use it.
Cheers
Brian
It definitely takes some getting used to, but after a few pies, I feel like I was dialing it in.
The pies are very different from what I can do in my home oven and are done in ~90 seconds.
Less is definitely more as far as toppings go or it just won't cook them.
For the crust, I dropped to 63% hydration and removed sugar and any oil and went with a 2 day cold ferment after my poolish.
Dough balls went down to 230 grams.
The pizza came out nice with a spotty char on the crust and a super soft and tender crumb!
No pictures yet, but I'll get some next time I use it.
Cheers
Brian
Back at it
On the Webber Q full ball on the stone (to hot inside today)
Second one didn't get a pic ate it too quick.
Hmmm pineapple!
Grown just up the road...
On the Webber Q full ball on the stone (to hot inside today)
Second one didn't get a pic ate it too quick
.Hmmm pineapple
! Grown just up the road...
Everytime even better when from my own garden on the rare occasion.
