April 20, 2009 - 8:27pm
Sourdough Pizza...a tried and true recipe..?
G'day! I'm currently searching for a sourdough pizza base recipe. I'd love to hear from those who have a tried and true recipe. I was just going to try one of my white sourdoughs and make a few adjustments. I'm also a newbie to the art and would love to hear of fellow afficionado's experiences.
Cheers! Marie.
Has anyone tried Ed Wood's recipe for a sourdough pizza base?
Ciabatta (a bit drier than normal, tho'), makes a wonderful pizza. I've make PR's chiabitta, but substitute 100% hydration starter for 1/2 the flour & water the poolish, and for 1/3 in the dough. I also add a Tbsp of oil and a Tbsp of honey on occassion. The oil makes the dough softer to shape, and the honey gives it a bit more flavor.
ClimbHi
Pittsburgh, PA
Here's a link to the sourdough pizza recipe I use. Generally, I'll make 4 dough balls, two of which get used immediately, and the rest go in the freezer.
I also sometimes make up the dough in the morning, and then use it later that evening, omitting the refridgeration step. It's worked great.
I use 60% whole wheat flour, but if you want to use all white flour, cut back on the water as directed.
"I use 60% whole wheat flour, but if you want to use all white flour, cut back on the water as directed."
What do you mean by "as directed". I looked a the recipe and didn't see anything about ingredient amounts when using all white flour. Did I miss it somewhere?
Carb addict . The link has the following 100% white flour pizza, reduce the water to 510 grams.
I have found a recipe that I really like, it has become my new fav. It is at Bread cetera, new york style pizza.
I make the JMonkey pizza every week, loaded up with toppings. I don't make it whole wheat though..I use all bread flour. It's the first thing I made with my baby starter...his instructions are easy to follow.
The dough is like working with silk :)
Thanks to everyone for your generous help. Such a lovely response. I'm not psychic but I have a strong premonition that pizza will be on this weekend's menu! Thanks again folks.
Cheers
:-)
Does anyone know the address of Ed Wood's Website - that is , not Sourdo.com- ?