My mom sent me a bag of King Arthur Italian Style Flour for Valentine's day, and we tested it out on Tuesday night. The bag says "Bakes like Italian 00 flour--Perfect for pizza and breadsticks." And the texture of the dry flour felt like the Caputo 00 I bought from the import shop. But wow, when it was made into dough, it didn't perform anything like the Caputo (or even bread flour, for that matter). The dough was very difficult to work with, and kept tearing when Drew would try to stretch and toss the dough. Drew is really, scarily good at this dough-shaping stuff, and hasn't torn a hole in a single pizza until this batch of dough.
The flavor and texture when the pizzas were cooked was quite good. It's just the handling that was tricky and unsatisfying.
The flavor and texture when the pizzas were cooked was quite good. It's just the handling that was tricky and unsatisfying.
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