Roast me - First DSP

Started by jojoscircus, May 10, 2024, 10:19:46 PM

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jojoscircus

70% All Trumps
Zero Oil.
24hr room temp
Parbake.

Ate very light.  Family enjoyed it.

PapaJawnz

Nothing to roast about here, except maybe my daily calorie intake if I gobbled the whole pan by myself!  Looks great, love the frico edge  :drool:  I think I seen Tony (foreplease) use slices along the edge too, I'm going to have to borrow that idea  :chef:
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

bronxtrader

That looks amazing..in fact one if the best I have seen..Incredible.

stamina888

Looks absolutely perfect.

You could try to put the sauce on mid-bake (5 mins before finish) instead of prebake.  And see which one you prefer.

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foreplease

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Detmsp

Looks good! Next time, try skipping the parbake. I think it greatly improves the final product.

stamina888

Quote from: Detmsp on July 01, 2024, 11:47:41 AMNext time, try skipping the parbake. I think it greatly improves the final product

This is contextual.

How your pizza bakes can depend on: the dough formulation, your cheese/sauce/toppings, your oven, oven temperature, and how long you're baking it.

If your cheese/sauce/toppings are cooking quicker than the dough, and the dough is undercooked, I would consider parbaking. 

Detmsp

Quote from: stamina888 on July 01, 2024, 11:58:48 AMThis is contextual.

How your pizza bakes can depend on: the dough formulation, your cheese/sauce/toppings, your oven, oven temperature, and how long you're baking it.

If your cheese/sauce/toppings are cooking quicker than the dough, and the dough is undercooked, I would consider parbaking. 

Why would you assume a direct bake would be undercooked? Obviously, I wasn't suggesting undercooking it. A proper (not undercooked) direct cook tastes much better to me.

PapaJawnz

Nothing wrong with foiling the top to start or finish the bake if the top ends up cooking faster than the bottom.  I've done that a number of times and the pizza turns out fantastic.
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

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jojoscircus

Thx everyone.   Agree that skipping the parbake might work out but for this recipe I specifically want the par bake.   Because I want to have a supply of prebaked crusts ready to go so I can churn out a handful of pizzas with only a few pans.   

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