Depends on your oven. If you have a broiler element in the oven chamber than I would place it on the top rack.
That way you can finish preheating with the broiler on and start cracking 600F. :P
-Peter
Example of a wallet/booklet (not my photo)
last night in Napoli...back to London with family till the end of January. Should have time to hunt down the few VPN certified pizzerias in London.
22 pizzas at 12 prominent pizzerias in 6 days with around 65 miles walked. Along with 4 excellent...
Yeah knife and fork or folded into a wallet (street food), never sliced. I need the buy/build an oven to get any where close... the key is bake time.
Neo pies use low protein(gluten) 00 caputo + 60-90 second bake times...keeping the pies very tender.
It was like cuting into a cloud. It is...
Not sure I posted my NY formulation before. If not, this is my go to recipe.
100% 635 g King Arthur Bread Flour (13.7% protein)
63% 400 g Water at around 95F if done by hand. Adjust water temp to get close to 80-85F finished dough.
.3% 1/2 tsp Active Dry Yeast
2% 11.5 g Sea Salt
2% 13 g...
Quick shot for this afternoons pies.
Hit 630F stone temp today. Getting close to a 5 minute bake time.
Going to pick up a klin shelf in a few weeks...should jump it up to the next level :high:
-Peter
Glad it worked out. Pretty sure I found it online a few years ago. :P
You might want to try moving the baking stone to a higher shelf around 7" from the broiler and adding a 15 minute preheat with the broiler on high. If your oven allows it to run at 550F.
And near the end of the bake, switch...
Dough
500 g '00' Caputo
10 g Sea salt
3 g Active dry yeast
325 g Water at 44F
Before rising
Combine and mix for 3-4 minutes. Rest for 15 minutes to allow full absorption, gently knead for 5 minutes.
Cover and rise for 1.5 hours. Scale into 3 balls and retard overnight in the fridge. Allow...
Thanks :D
Finally got the bake time under 6 minutes by finishing the preheating with the broiler. Got it to around 600F when the pies went in.
The cheese makes all the difference...fat and salt. :P
Yeah they do need some baked on heat...
I just end up eating very little of the finished...