Even scratch made, I dunno' if I can call my pizza artisan style. Artisan denotes expertise at a craft or skill. My approach to pizza has always been more spray and pray style.
You roll artisan style too???
BTW, those pies looked delicious!
There's no pasta sheets on a lasagna pizza just the other ingredients, but it's awesome. Yeah, we have ziti pizza, I think you had that in NY Sum?
Artisan denotes expertise at a craft or skill.
Rounds not a problem, I use to be a head baker when I was in college. I formed it by hand, no pin here. Plus I cheated, if you look closely in the whole pie shots, you’ll see in the background plexiglas with a circle I traced on it with blue marker, using my stone. I love that plexi, for dough, it just don’t stick. I also have a cut mat under the plexi for easy measuring.Great looking pizza PK! I can never get my pizza to come out round like that.
Never had issues with the broil in my cheap oven, I throw the stone on the center rack, heat the oven to 500 (max temp I can go). Slap that pie on the stone, shut the door, turn her to broil, check in 2 or 3 to rotate, and she’s done in 5 to 7, thin crust only.Nice pies. Although broiling sounds dangerous... I've got a salamander broiler and that would destroy the pie unless I continued to open the oven door to check it or I'd have to move the pie to a lower rack. When doing a cracker crust I'll place the fibrament pizza stone on the oven floor and whack up the heat to 550 with the convection fan on. I start the pie on the stone and finish in the top most rack.....10 minutes its done
FD4 damn, that’s one hell of a pie, the flavors, textures and hot pizza topped with cold slaw, all I can say is just EFFIN AWSOME. Now I’m all depressed . . . I can’t have any.
If that’s at me then nope.PMD. Is that you?
Most of the people on this thread are drunk when they check anyhow.
Right, Scovie??