John,
I think over fermenting might have been an issue. The dough was not stretching itself easily and wanted to thin out a little too easily in the middle while I was shaping. I will definitely photograph next time.
Its possible that I may have overcompensated a bit in the fermenting process this time since my dough did not rise much in my previous batch.
What do you think? Possibly a little more yeast and a little less room temp proofing? I have a scale now so I will be able to provide exact measurements of my next batch.
Jimmy - I might suggest you get a scale and try this recipe:
http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,19928.0.htmlThere really is no advantage to a 3-day cold ferment with Caputo. It was not meant for that type of fermentation. Yes, you can make it work, but I don't think I can diagnose the dough since I have never subjected Caputo to this type of workflow. Let me know if the above gives you a baseline to to work with and the flavor profile is what you want. The recipe assumes a room temp of around 75 degrees. You can up the yeast by double (.08%) with ADY.
John
