Home made pizza

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  1. Zambezi Special

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    Yeah:D
    You can make it into sort of calzone
    Or as a pita (the bread, not the abbreviation)

    No toppings to hold the base down...
     
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    Just fill it up.
     
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    #1063 Trialben, Apr 28, 2023
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    Weird thing is none of my other bases have done this lol!

    I has to stab it with a knife and physically push it down to add toppings.

    I wish I just baked it like it was and ate it now.

    I wanna try this again but not make pizza maybe like you said a naan type bread for some curried chicken dish.


    On the pizza last night they all were a BIG FAIL I added Amylase enzymes to the dough just a drop or two of high temp Alpha Amylase.
    Well I think some starches got converted and we'll the pizza base was Super Gummy.
    Literally a Hot Sticky Mess!

    We ate the toppings off but the bases are going to the chook. Was one of my best yet BTW 20230428_173102.jpg

    No kidding it was so gummy it would stick to your teeth like chewing gum!

    The joys of being Coeliac!
     
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    Mexican Pizza. Medium salsa , cheddar, jack Mexican cheese, chicken and then topped with Cilantro!
    It was a hit!
     

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    Get an ooni! Mine works excellent and $300 for the karu12. I have gotten it over 1000 F° but my pizza bakes best at around 800 because I like to put a lot of toppings and my dough has some sugar in it . Multi fuel so wood, charcoal or propane. https://ooni.com/products/ooni-karu...MI9sfft93h_gIV0ClMCh2f6AZyEAAYASAAEgLHy_D_BwE

     
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    I just lit I up by the way. Two pieces of paper and a map torch with very specific sized wood "6 in.x about a dime to Nickle diameter. Or charcoal works good. I like to use both.
     

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    Very nice now how'd the pizza go?:)
     
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    Excellent. Eating leftovers now. My pizza had prosciutto, salami, mushrooms red onions and garlic. The one in the middle.
     

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    Yum!
     
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    I'd eat any one of those. Any might struggle keeping it to just one.
     
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    Did up some bases for later on thought I'd pre bake em ready for later 20230527_123241.jpg
     
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    Thar they be nice and Crunchy crust :) 20230527_172457.jpg
     
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    Getting ready for tonight!
     
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    A bakers dozen.

    Wow that's gunna be alot of pizzas:)
     
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    All made, about 2 total leftover.
    Came out great!
     
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    Ok all, I just got a demo pizza oven and I am looking for a decent quick rise pizza dough. Anyone willing to help a guy out?
     
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    I don't have a quick rise one as I usually do at least a 24 hour dough, but there are plenty out there.
    Try one from King Arthur and I'm sure you'll get a solid start.
    Good luck,
    Brian
     
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    If I remember correct, there is a good one on the ooni site. I have used it, but normally make sourdough pizza. Long rise
    Lemme look for the link
    https://eu.ooni.com/blogs/recipes
     
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    Take my comment with a grain of salt (gluten free method). But my quick rise method I'm talking an hour proof time wise.
    This is with GF flour so it acts differently

    I used 30g of yeast in a 400g dough.
    Now I use brown vinegars or your supposed to use apple cider vinegar to lower the PH so the yeast are more happy.
    I also add a teaspoon or two of sugar to give the yeast a quick feed and get fermentation/raising underway.

    I mix the sugar water yeast and vinegar in half the total needed water first as a sorts starter leave this 15 mins then mix my dough

    The water is also warmed via thermomix to 37c which helps to get the yeast racing.

    I also proof the dough in my oven set at around 30c this all helps for a quick pizza base turnaround

    Hope that helps:)
     

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