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lindag

lindag

After a few days of not feeling up to par, today I made a real Pizzaola pizza om the stone (not the pan pizza of earlier).  

Made the rookie mistake of too many toppings.   Because it was well-loaded it took longer to bake and the result was a rather tough crust...although that could have been from handling the dough too much.

Overall, it wasn't bad and I learned a lot.  Biggest problem I had was in shaping the crust and tying to get it even; it wanted to spring back.

I used a commercial sauce (Muir Glen Pizza Sauce) that was quite good, rich and thick, I'll do that again.

Now I'm ready to try again.

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lindag

lindag

After a few days of not feeling up to par, today I made a real Pizzaola pizza om the stone (not the pan pizza of earlier).  

Made the rookie mistake of too many toppings.   Because it was well-loaded it took longer to bake and the result was a rather tough crust...although that could have been from handling the dough too much.

Overall, it wasn't bad and I learned a lot.  Biggest problem I had was in shaping the crust and tying to get it even; it wanted to spring back.

I used a commercial sauce (Muir Glen Pizza Sauce) that was quite good, rich and thick, I'll do that again.

Now I'm ready to try again.

Having trouble loading my picture.

 

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