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How do I get a chewy crust from homemade pizza dough? On a 1:1 basis? Any particular kind of molasses? |
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How long should a 4-5 pound rib roast take in an infrared cooker? For those who come across this thread, I cooked the roast as the recipe stated. It came out fairly nice, but I believe that it was a bit tough due to not cooking low enough. I think a better cut of meat also would have helped. |
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How long should a 4-5 pound rib roast take in an infrared cooker? So, I have one roast. Would you recommend cutting it into two roasts and cook them simultaneously? |
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Dec 5 |
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How do I get a chewy crust from homemade pizza dough? The chilled dough gave me close to what I was looking for. I think I need to experiment with dough recipes, thickness, and temperature now. Thanks a lot. |
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Dec 2 |
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How do I get a chewy crust from homemade pizza dough? I tried to roll the dough very thin, but I basically got a cracker. The part that I'm really trying to get is the doughy/soft part of the crust. |
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Pot selection for fudge Why not non-stick? |