I only had all purpose flour(Gold Medal brand), so I used that and raised my hydration to 74% which is a very wet mix for pizza dough. Mixed it up with salt, sugar, EVOO and yeast. Let it rest on the counter for 30 minutes and then pulled it together and got it into a bowl. Another 30 minutes and then folded it. Let rise for 4 hours or so and then balled it up. Started baking them 1.5 hours after balling in a 500° F oven on a steel for 6 minutes. They were very difficult to launch because of the high hydration, so I used additional semolina on my peel. I probably could have used parchment paper. They came out great with a crispy outer and a super soft and delicate crumb.
Found a good work around for my pizza last night ended up pre cooking the bases This turned out good then I can put all the toppings on and flick it back in on the stone without it sticking to the peal Also the base cooked through better something about the gluten free flour they were a tad raw in the middle
Back at it tonight soon I'll have my apprentice rolling em out just gotta stop her from eating the cheese Chucked a bit of home grown diced up sweet potatoes on tonight to fill em a bit Pizza 1 Pizza 2 Spinach- capsicum- pineapple! - ham-bacon-sweet potatoe-red onion- cheese. Both full bore in the oven Yum!
Well spotted indeed, but you missed the anchovies Cheese was over-aged maaslander Think extra mature Gouda, like 3 years old.