I honestly hate making pizza dough but ima do it anyway
i hate the fact that you have to wait so long so u hav 2 make it so far ahead
cooking for a few days from now annoying
even one whole day away is annoying
I honestly hate making pizza dough but ima do it anyway
what pizza r u gonna make this time
i still havent bought the detroit pan lmao
im making a dough for tmo lunch rn doe......
im impatient and we're leaving on a trip right after so no time for a super long ferment
just kingarthurbaking.com/recipes/crispy-cheesy-pan-pizza-recipe this joint
it didnt come out perfect perfect last time so i wanted 2 try it again ...this time so im seeing if a non-enameled cast iron treats it better
what pizza r u gonna make this time
i still havent bought the detroit pan lmao
im making a dough for tmo lunch rn doe......
im impatient and we're leaving on a trip right after so no time for a super long ferment
just https://www.kingarthurbaking.com/recipes/crispy-cheesy-pan-pizza-recipe this joint
it didnt come out perfect perfect last time so i wanted 2 try it again ...this time so im seeing if a non-enameled cast iron treats it better
Yeah pizza dough takes forever to ferment, and then you gotta proof it (let it rise).
Decided I'm going back to NY style, probably going to make a plain cheese pizza. My dough has to ferment for 3 days in the fridge minimum...
For Detroit Style I use this recipe
pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php?topic=42012.0
I suggest getting crisco flavor shortening and using a thin layer on the pan. And if you use that recipe I suggest you up the cheese by 50g.
Cast iron might be to thick and would take too long to heat it up. The Lloyd pan is of thin gauge. So heat transfer is faster.
Also use a dough a scraper to knead the dough, if you use your fingers you'll just end up with a huge mess.
Yeah pizza dough takes forever to ferment, and then you gotta proof it (let it rise).
Decided I'm going back to NY style, probably going to make a plain cheese pizza. My dough has to ferment for 3 days in the fridge minimum...
For Detroit Style I use this recipe
https://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php?topic=42012.0
I suggest getting crisco flavor shortening and using a thin layer on the pan. And if you use that recipe I suggest you up the cheese by 50g.
Cast iron might be to thick and would take too long to heat it up. The Lloyd pan is of thin gauge. So heat transfer is faster.
yeye
u sent the lloyd pans a while ago
i defs am getting one probs next month
not gonna be making pizza again for a while
yeye
u sent the lloyd pans a while ago
i defs am getting one probs next month
not gonna be making pizza again for a while
Understandable, I make pizza every other month nowadays
This is how I want my NY slice to look. Below is a pic of Johnny's of MT Vernon

If I can't get my pizza to look like that, I have failed
The lil homie from high school days is making/selling basque cheesecakes in the bay now lol
instagram.com/gourmandkitchen.co
haven’t seen this dude in over 10 years.. only know about this cause my friends started posting this on their ig today
This is how I want my NY slice to look. Below is a pic of Johnny's of MT Vernon

If I can't get my pizza to look like that, I have failed
i wish u luck
i know exactly how i want my pizza to be 2 as well i am praying 2 jah that it comes out the way it is in my mind
i wish u luck
i know exactly how i want my pizza to be 2 as well i am praying 2 jah that it comes out the way it is in my mind
Thanks!
Do I guilt my sister into making it for me or do I go shopping in corona szn
What are women for
I wish I could show a pic of my seafood stuffing but I’m kind of tired of it and don’t want to get sick of it, so I’m just making fries but this picture is going to bustsss