Re: Pizza conservation
In short, dough becomes tough and leathery due to a process called starch retrogradation, which occurs more quickly at lower
Read moreIn short, dough becomes tough and leathery due to a process called starch retrogradation, which occurs more quickly at lower
Read moreQuote from: juniorballoon on Today at 12:47:00 AMIn all my pizza research I never ran across that recommendation for pizza
Read moreQuote from: ebpizza on Yesterday at 04:31:06 PMLet us know what you find. Since it was so close by when
Read moreIf I make it by hand, I’ll do 2-3 rounds of S&F the first hour after mixing.
Read moreThey look good sir, certainly from the top! Judging by your comment i wonder how about those bottoms!
Read moreQuote from: Wario on Today at 02:55:47 AMThe reviewers are Italians too – just like you – so when they
Read moreToday, I used the FibraMent Halo Vera 16 stone with a natural gas conversion and was thoroughly impressed. Initially skeptical
Read moreQuote from: robca on Yesterday at 01:56:52 PMAs an Italian, lievito madre in Italian is not sourdough. Sourdough, as commonly
Read moreHad to make pizza for the Bills game. Used the Buffalo cookbook recipe posted earlier in this thread for the
Read moreQuote from: gcpizza on January 18, 2025, 02:06:04 PMThe dough for NY Style pizza is generally not docked, and it’s
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