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Pizza, focaccia, and flat breads

There are a million different varieties of topped breads.
Discuss and share your favorite ideas here!

rayel's picture

pizza

October 31, 2010 - 4:46pm -- rayel

This is Sunday's pizza. The wet ciabatta dough is really ideal, as you don't have the shaping concerns. I just poured it out and it almost filled the pan by itself. This one has sauteed onions, garlic, cherry tomatoes, black olives, fontina, mozarella, and parmesan cheeses. The crust was nice and light, and good flavor all around.  Ray

busymate's picture

pizza dough

September 29, 2010 - 12:38pm -- busymate

Hello,

        I have just made some dough for pizza. The same as i would a standard white loaf dough mix, using 100% bread flour.

I let it double in size, then knocked it about to deflate it, divided it in to portions and have frozen it..

What i would like to know is, after i defrost it, do i shape it then let it rise and then put toppings on?

or do i defrost let rise then shape and let rise again? Im a little confused being new to baking..

hydestone's picture

Pizza on the Grill

September 27, 2010 - 6:14pm -- hydestone

I love cooking on the grill and have been cooking pizzas on the grill for a few years. I often run into problems with burned areas on the dough...probably because of my cheap grill.

 

This is my procedure:

 

Spread dough>Olive Oil it>Toss it on the grill on low>Close cover and cook for few minutes>Olive Oil top>Flip>Quickly add toppings>Close top and cook for few minutes>shut off heat and leave cover closed for few minutes>Remove and eat.

 

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Looking for a pizza crust that is light and airy with lots of holes

September 7, 2010 - 8:16am -- njbetsy

Hi folks,

I know you'll have the answer.  I made Reinhart's Neo-Neopolitan Dough for my friend who is a chef and a culinary teacher.  Her friends liked it very much, but she wanted a lighter, airier and more holey pizza crust.  Do any of you have such a dough?  Thanks in advance.

Betsy

 

mauiman's picture

How long will a dough ball last?

August 20, 2010 - 4:51pm -- mauiman

I'm quite new at making pizza dough (or any kind of dough for that matter). I made some pizza dough balls on Wednesday.  I took them out of the refrigerator on Thursday.  I did not use one dough ball and put it back in the refrigerator after it sat at room temperature for three hours.  Is it okay to use this Saturday?

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