I made another attempt at a cracker style pizza with the EL-7 product. I did let the dough in my homemade proofing box for 2 hrs., so the dough would be easier to roll out. The dough was a little easier than last week to roll out, but really wasn't easy. I don't think I did get the right TF. This pizza was supposed to be a 14" pizza, but the dough was rolled to 15". After rolling and cutting the dough, it was left to cold ferment for 2 days. When I went to roll the dough at market, after two days it did roll easier than the week before. The dough was then cut in a blackbuster steel pan and pre-baked first. Then it was dressed and transferred to a black screen, where it was taken off in 15 seconds, and left to finished on the deck. I don't know if I really don't like cracker style crusts or not. I tend to like thicker pizzas better, at least so far. Maybe I am not going about making a cracker style right. I wasn't happy with how my cracker style pizza turned out. Without ever tasting a cracker style pizza, that has been sheeted on a commercial sheeter, I really don't know how they are supposed to taste.
This was my second attempt.
Norma
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Nice pies there, what do you cook them on?
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marcus
Marcus,
ReplyDeleteI pre-baked the pie in a blackbuster steel pan, then dressed the pizza, then it went back to finished baking on the deck.
I am still working on making a cracker-style pizza, because I don't have much experience with them.
Thanks for saying the pie looked nice!
Norma