Detroit Style - My way

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9slicePie

Quote from: foreplease on May 08, 2024, 04:07:37 AM
the version he settled on in post 105.

This is what I was talking about.  Thanks.

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PapaJawnz

My bad G, I didn't realize that.  Time for me to try out post 105 recipe next  :pizza:
Oven: Oster 10-in-1 Digital Air Fryer/Toaster Oven Combo (Max Temp 450F) - Steel: 12x12x0.25" A36 - Levain: Natural (started 11/7/23) - Mixer: Couple 'o Hands

TXCraig1

"We make great pizza, with sourdough when we can, baker's yeast when we must, but always great pizza."  
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quietdesperation

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105 for a 313, little too much sauce, but one of the best crumbs I've gotten from a Detroit. Finally getting the hang of our underpowered, top-only heat oven at our place in fl, 530f for 12 mins, 2nd rack from the top, pan on steel.next time I'll top a little later but the char on the pepperoni was great for us.
jeff

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Potato551

Looking to making some this weekend. I don't have any LDMP, looks like I should be using 1-1.5% sugar. Any particular one from Amazon I should get for later?

I also only have aluminum baking sheets and ceramic/glass bakeware until my Llyod pans come in. Which one would I best off using for now?

Thanks!

gcpizza

Quote from: Potato551 on July 26, 2024, 09:33:01 PMI also only have aluminum baking sheets and ceramic/glass bakeware until my Llyod pans come in. Which one would I best off using for now?
Use the aluminum sheet pans and parbake the crust(s) before topping and doing the final bake. If the pans aren't properly seasoned, you'll probably want to season them at least once if not twice before trying to bake pizza in them.

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