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  • Kurtloup
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    Originally posted by Tscarborough View Post
    Crappy production values, that is what I get for doing it at night. It does at least show how I abuse the dough.

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    Thanks for posting the video. I made the dough using a Kitchenaid mixer. It was the best dough I've made yet. I used Gold Medal Better for Bread and Bob's Red Mill Semolina flour since that is what was available at the local grocery store.

    Kurt

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  • fragarcolin
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    Originally posted by Tscarborough View Post
    Crappy production values, that is what I get for doing it at night. It does at least show how I abuse the dough.

    Drunken Dough - YouTube
    I love your dough handling techniques...really good...

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  • Tscarborough
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    I scared it with the knife and it fell into slices.

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  • Gulf
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    Thanks' TScar,
    I love beer bread but, haven't thought about using a variant of it for pizza dough. I had to google "pablanos" but, I can never get enough ideas on brisket. I will try both .

    Thanks again.

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  • Tscarborough
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    I removed the tinfoil put the beans in and doored it up. another hour or so should do it.

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  • Tscarborough
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    And now there is a little brisket in there, laying on a bed of onions, potatos and poblanos. I left the door off to get it down to 350, then put the brisket in (with the door off still) untill it drops to 250, then I will door it up. About 4 hours should do it. The beans go in for the last 2 hours.

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  • sclancy
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    that is some good looking "last minute" pizza.....

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  • Tscarborough
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    I fired it to clear then let it cool down so I could do New York style (4-6 minute) pizzas at around 700.

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  • Tscarborough
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    Balled and in the proofing tubs, there will be pizza in 4 or 5 hours.

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  • sclancy
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    Livin' the High Life!!

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  • Tscarborough
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    And that is what it is all about, excellent!

    I made a dough this morning for tonight, I am home alone, so I get to make whatever I like. This is an emergency dough, designed to be used in about 8 hours at room temp, cooked in the WFO at lower temps, about 700-750 degrees for Neo-NY style.

    4 cups HEB bread flour
    1 cup semolina
    3-1/2 cups Miller beer
    2 tsp salt
    1 tsp ADY

    Hand mixed for 3-4 minutes, then I will let it rise for a couple hours and do the stretch and folds and ball it.

    p.s. give that dog some pizza bones!

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  • sclancy
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    Sorry the iPad won't let me do more than 1 pic per post...

    Here is a good shot of finished pizzas and crust. The fresh mozzarella pizza is Caputo and the regular Ny style (shredded mozzarella) is the KA whole wheat.

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  • sclancy
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    Another shot

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  • sclancy
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    A few shots of the Caputo pizzas in the oven.

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  • sclancy
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    I finally got to use the dough after sitting in the fridge for 4 days. The FB recipe was a bit slack but it turned out great - crisped up, was a bit chewy and had some good cellular structure in the crust edges. The KA whole wheat (75%) and KA AP (25%) I made using the FB recipe developed more gluten and was near perfect. Easy to handle, stretched out nicely, and cooked perfectly. Good chew/crisp balance and great rise/structure on the crust edges.

    I think I will knead the Caputo 00 for another 2-3 mins next time and try to use it within 48 hrs and see how it does. Thanks Scar for a great video and easy technique! I'm definitely going to stick with this for a bit and just tweak it a bit as I go. I need to adapt it for sure to freezing dough. I've got to plan for 20 pizzas in the freezer at all times. I don't want to find myself trying to make dough and fire oven and cook in the same day.

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