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Stronger bread, how could I achieve that?
I'm new to baking in general,
and I've been recently trying to make a simple pizza bread.
But the problem is that after I bake the bread in the oven, it seems like the bread isn't as elastic as I ...
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Woodfire oven how to get crust soft and tasty
Hi I've just built a wood fire oven at home and I want to know how to get he pizza crust soft? Any tips for success with traditional Italian-style bread? Some people say to put sugar in and other ...
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How do I ensure my deep dish crust gets cooked
I've made a couple of deep dish pizzas over the last several months and I occasionally get either a soggy or a not cooked crust. I've been pushing the dough into a cast iron skillet and then putting ...
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What are the impacts of common pizza dough errors?
I'm diving into the world of making pizzas from scratch, and I'd like to take a systematic approach to the possible mistakes I could make with regards to the dough.
What impact do each of the ...
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4answers
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How can I reliably bake pizza with no temperature control or pizza stone?
How do I make a pizza in a gas oven, with no temperature control and no pizza stone?
I have all ingredients to make pizza without actually knowing how it's made and baked. So I did some research ...
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Do I need a special oven to cook a pizza as evenly as the chain stores?
When I buy a pizza from Pizza Hut or Domino's, it has a crispy base with a soft cooked middle and a properly done top.
When I make a pizza in my own oven (electric, fan assisted, maximum 230° C), I ...
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Why do my pizzas get such hard crusts?
I usually buy ready made pizza base and use it for baking pizzas. All of my pizzas get a very hard and crispy outer crust. Why so?
I thought of brushing some oil on the pizza base before I bake it but ...
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Cook Time vs. Cook Temp trade off
So I've always thought of cooking this way:
Higher Temp & Less Cook time = crispier
vs.
Lower Temp & More Cook time = softer
Now obviously this doesn't apply to everything, but generally. ...
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Pizza baking order
First few times I thought it was coincidence but now I'm puzzled. I'm baking two pizzas, one after another, made from the same dough and with the same ingredients. Every time, the second pizza base is ...
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4answers
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How to make pizza crust thin and elastic at the same time?
For the title: I'm not sure if "elastic" is the perfect word here, so is anyone knows better one - put it in the comment.
I like thin pizza crust, but when I've made it myself it was hard and stiff - ...
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For Pizza cooking at home. What is the best alternative to the pizza stone?
For Pizza cooking at home. What is the best alternative to the pizza stone?
