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  • #31
    Re: Crispy Pizza bottom

    MTN Man,

    I recommend switching flours. I use KA Bread Flour for both my home electric oven & wood fired oven. My hydration is around 50% & that is only because both my home oven & WFO only reach 550F. Once I receive my FB oven I imagine that I will have to play around with my recipe more which for me is the fun part. I started my journey using Itallian 00 flour Caputo Blue Pizzeria Flour. The issues that I had with that flour were that I wasn't achieving a browned crust and it looked blonde & undercooked. Caputo works best at higher temperatures is what I figured out through research. You can still have a respectable crust with bread flour. At home I use a baking steel in the oven & crank my oven to 550F with no use of broiler. I'll attach some pictures.

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    • #32
      Re: Crispy Pizza bottom

      I have no idea why my pics are upside down...sorry.

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      • #33
        Re: Crispy Pizza bottom

        Yes I do ferment in bulk. I will try and double at room temp, make the balls, proof at room temp & then place in refrig. One note & I don't know if it changes anything but I make my dough Thur eve & make the pizza on Sat eve.

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        • #34
          Re: Crispy Pizza bottom

          I also follow Tscar's method with my recipe. I have yet been able to achieve the hydration % that he is at but my crust is acceptable for now. I also mix my dough, let it double in size, then individually ball and then cold ferment.

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