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Offline djamc

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Pizza Numero Uno
« on: January 20, 2012, 09:41:29 PM »
Baked my first dough tonight!

Dough
KABF
200g flour
130g water
7g sea salt
2.33g IDY

This dough is one of 3 doughs I made last night (other 2 will be baked tmrw and following day)...  This dough was autolyzed 20 minutes and kneeded in KA for ~12 mins and then put in glad containers in fridge, where it cold fermented for 20 hours...  I then removed the container from fridge for 90 minutes before baking.

Sauce
used hand-crushed, uncooked muir glen whole-peeled and added a bit of sea salt, pepper, oregano & sugar

Topped with fresh mozzarella

Had a few issues:

> The dough did not easily fall out of the glad container...  I had to dig outwith my hands, so the dough I started with was a bit misshapen...  I did oil the container - was hoping someone could give some advise here :)

> I used all the liquid in the can of tomatoes, which made the sauce too watery - was hoping someone could give some advice here as well  :)

Thanks so much!

Dan



Offline moose13

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Re: Pizza Numero Uno
« Reply #1 on: January 20, 2012, 09:51:44 PM »
Looks like my first pie.  ;D
I usually flip over my containers and let the dough fall out on its own, sometimes takes a little time.
Usually once it warms up it will fall out on its own. I just recently started making my own sauce, i cook mine down till there is very little juice left.
I like a bit more sauce than most so i need a thicker consistency. I know you can strain and crush the tomatoes and try to remove as much free liquid as possible and use only the meat for a thicker sauce.
« Last Edit: January 20, 2012, 09:53:38 PM by moose13 »


 



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