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  • Tscarborough
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    Develop gluten. I doubt it over proof in the fridge in 72 hours.

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  • sclancy
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    Originally posted by Tscarborough View Post
    Oh you will, for sure.
    Over proof? Or develop gluten?? Or both?!?!

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  • Tscarborough
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    Oh you will, for sure.

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  • sclancy
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    So I used the FB recipe and Caputo 00 flour and followed Scars technique (more or less). I used the KA for 3-4 mins to mix all ingredients (100% of flour, salt and yeast) - dough temp 75. Autolyze for 30-40mins. 4 folds, ball it and let rise on the counter for 2 hrs. I got about a 50% rise (it didnt double). Cut into 240g+ portions, fold 4 times and ball it - it was silky, smooth and very slack. Into the dough trays and refrigerate. here are the balls after 48 hrs - they have increased about 50-75% - I need to cut the yeast back more than I did. I plan to use them at 72 hrs..hopefully they dont overproof..and I am hoping that I get some gluten build up during this 3 day retard.

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  • ggoose
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    Thx Tscar

    gene

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  • Tscarborough
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    I like it at about 800 on the walls 700 on the floor. I usually do a couple Neopolitan style first then cook NY style.

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  • PlanoPhil
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    So, what is your WFO temp. and cook time for a 16 inch pizza?

    Phil

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  • Tscarborough
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    The screen makes no difference, since it is only on there for a minute or so, Phil.

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  • Tscarborough
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    Sorry, GG, I missed your post. Here is the ingredient list:

    3c King Arthur bread flour
    2c semolina flour
    4c water
    1 tsp salt
    1 tsp ADY
    2 tsp dried oregano
    1 tsp sugar
    1 tsp coconut oil

    The dried oregano is mainly so that I can tell the doughs apart when I make multiple batches. It adds little to no flavor, and the coconut oil added nothing. The sugar is for the ADY.

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  • PlanoPhil
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    Very Nice! Do you find that using the screen in the WFO makes any difference in the end result?
    BTW, Josie sounds a lot like Larry Carlton and that is a huge complement.

    Phil

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  • ggoose
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    Thanks for that video Tscarough. Would you mind listing your ingredients? My audio quality wasn't the best. Also, that was about 22 hrs in the refridgerator?
    Thanks,
    gene

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  • Tscarborough
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    My peel is 14" and my pies are 16", so I have to use the pan/screen to get them in the oven. I usually take them off at the first or second turn in the WFO and leave them on in the kitchen oven (since I don't use a stone).

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  • SteveP
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    Good video T. I learned something today. Are you partly cooking your pizzas on the pan then finishing them off directly on the floor or are you cooking the entire thing on the pan?

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  • Tscarborough
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    The oil did not seem to make any difference. The hydration is around 80% at the start and around 75% after balling.

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  • JoeyVelderrain
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    coconut oil? did it make a difference? and what percentage hydration do you guess you are at?

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