I made a real novice mistake last week when the football was on .
Primed everything, oven sizzling , pizza base overloaded on a well floured peel .
Left it to stew ( big mistake) and couldn’t get it off the peel into the oven .
Elementary 😳
I made a real novice mistake last week when the football was on .
Primed everything, oven sizzling , pizza base overloaded on a well floured peel .
Left it to stew ( big mistake) and couldn’t get it off the peel into the oven .
Elementary 😳
If you make your own pizza dough, you may find this useful (and practice your Italian in the process)
Fas est ab hoste doceri
Interesting thanks. He touches on a problem I always have, the base sticks to anything. I try to avoid too much flour for the reason he gives, burnt bottoms, but if I leave the base for more time than loading it takes I have a real problem getting it onto the peel. Invariably I end up with triangular pizzas as it doesn't slide evenly into the peel.
I was under the impression that high hydration dough was better, just harder to work with. Think the recipe I use is 64% from here https://youtu.be/ua63C5RYTg8
So is it just me and how do I fix it?
If you look on my pic above David, once I have stretched the base I pop them onto the round wooden peels which I lightly sprinkle with semolina and then add toppings, they slide straight off. I then use a small round steel to spin the in the oven and a big traditional paddle type to remove.
No sticking whatsoever mate.
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