Re: It’s thin, crispy, tender….same techniques as a cracker, but made for the home
Nice photos, and yes, it is easy to see the separation in the second to last photo.
Read moreNice photos, and yes, it is easy to see the separation in the second to last photo.
Read moreQuote from: Dapizzaaa34 on Today at 02:52:53 PMA friend of mine swears he knows for a fact the only original
Read moreQuote from: Pizza_Not_War on Today at 04:56:12 PMMalt has no place in Neapolitan dough. It aids browning then burning. it
Read moreBreadstone Ovens Company is very easy to work with. I have 2 Four Grand Mire ovens, mobile and B&M. We
Read moreLoving this oven truly. If you can get your hands on one I think you will find a lot of
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Read moreI would check the final dough temperature after your next attempt. You want it close to 75F. Also make sure
Read moreThat’s just to emphasize the importance of Final Dough Temperature (FDT), which is explained in detail in the linked article.
Read moreWhole roasted cloves!
Read moreQuote from: Yuvalvv on Today at 02:06:21 PMIn addition to Nanometric’s link, I also suggest trying my own recipe, which
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