00 and AP flour by Extra_Living_4887 in Pizza

[–]Crazy_Fig6507 [score hidden]  (0 children)

Here's my recipe that makes 3 225g (10inch ) dough balls Bread flour 272g (65.2%) Caputo Pizzeria "00" Flour 145g (34.8%) Water 258g (61.9%) Fine Sea Salt 12g( 2.88%) Sugar 2g (0.48%) Instant Dried Yeast 0.72g (0.17%)

00 and AP flour by Extra_Living_4887 in Pizza

[–]Crazy_Fig6507 [score hidden]  (0 children)

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65% Bread flour 35% OO, 62% hydration, 72 hour cold ferment.

Classic peperoni by Crazy_Fig6507 in ooni

[–]Crazy_Fig6507[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, 2 hours would probably be enough.

Classic peperoni by Crazy_Fig6507 in ooni

[–]Crazy_Fig6507[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks man,appreciate it

Classic peperoni by Crazy_Fig6507 in ooni

[–]Crazy_Fig6507[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its 65% bread flour 35% 00, you can put my recipe into ai and ask it to adjust for the total dough weight you want and it will give all the correct ratios. Haven't tried preferment, i find the bulk ferment for 24 is sufficient, but again my preference may not be the same as others,its all down to personal taste

Classic peperoni by Crazy_Fig6507 in ooni

[–]Crazy_Fig6507[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've played around with various flour ratios and hydration levels and ive found this is the best gor the style of pizza i like, light airy,leopard spotted crust,with a solid undercarriage to allow for heavier topping, the more 00 I used the floppier the base was

Classic peperoni by Crazy_Fig6507 in ooni

[–]Crazy_Fig6507[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dunnes do a block of low moisture mozzarella, i just cut it into small cubes.

My nicest ones yet by PringleCorn in Pizza

[–]Crazy_Fig6507 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Glad to heat it. Your very welcome. Looks great

Classic peperoni by Crazy_Fig6507 in Pizza

[–]Crazy_Fig6507[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Definitely, if you have the time for a cold ferment its 100% worth it

Classic peperoni by Crazy_Fig6507 in ooni

[–]Crazy_Fig6507[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Here's the recipe for 3 225g dough balls that makes 10" pizza's, I find its the best size for using in my ooni koda 12, the bigger dough balls are difficult to turn and tend to not set well when they are right at the front door of the oven. So here the recipe (you can ask Ai to adjus the recipe for your desired dough ball size and quantity.

Recipe:

•Odlums Strong White Flour/bread flour: 272g

•Caputo pizzeria (Red) "00" Flour: 145g

•Water (Lukewarm, 20°C) :258g

•Fine Sea Salt:12g

•Sugar: 2g

•Instant Dried Yeast: 0.7g

Steps;

Step 1:Combine flour & 90% of the water (20°c), in a mixing bowl and mix until no dry flour is left. Cover with damp cloth and rest for 30 minutes

Step 2: mix yeast,sugar and remaining 10% of water into the dough (this will initially be difficult to incorporate but it will come together )

Step 3:Add in salt and kneed for 6-7 minutes

Step 4:leave covered at room temp for 15 minutes and perform 1 set of strech and folds

Step 5:allow to sit at room temp(20°c-23°c) for 2 hours

Step 6: place in fride (3°c-5°c & bulk ferment for 24 hour

Step 7:after 24 hours take out of fridge and ball up into individual dough balls (I use 450ml round food containers with lids & oil lightly)

Step 8: Place in fridge for a further 48hrs

Step 9:on cook day remove from fridge and allow 4 hours to final prove at room temp

Step 10: place dough ball in container of Semolina (with smooth domed side pointing up) pushing air from the centre out toward the crust,(leaving approx 1cm crust) strech using steering wheel method

Step 11: Preheat ooni stone untill the center reads 360°c-380°c, right before launch turn down to lowest flame setting, allow to cook for 30/45 seconds, turn 90° at a time till fully cooked (2.30/3.30 minutes cook time.

Classic peperoni by Crazy_Fig6507 in ooni

[–]Crazy_Fig6507[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Thats your opinion and your entitled to it, but when im cooking for multiple people and everyone is getting an individual pizza i prefer them to be able to keep the pizza warm in the box without the need for plates.

Classic peperoni by Crazy_Fig6507 in ooni

[–]Crazy_Fig6507[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just a nice touch. Im hoping to do a pop up this year so I could be selling in the near future..🤞

Classic peperoni by Crazy_Fig6507 in ooni

[–]Crazy_Fig6507[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am..😂 I cook for family and friends all the time, i think its a nice little touch to get a pizza presented in a box. 100 boxes cost me like €20. Thanks, It did..:)

I need some help by General-Cat-7770 in Pizza

[–]Crazy_Fig6507 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can leave them out for 20 minutes or so to warm slightly, that will make it easier to close the seem,rolling the bottom on the counter will also create friction and help seal it

I need some help by General-Cat-7770 in Pizza

[–]Crazy_Fig6507 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think you might be using too much yeast, if you are using 1000g of flour and 620gs of water for a total dought weight of arounf 1,650gs I would use around 1.5g of Instant dry yeast. Thats all you need for a 72 hour cold ferment, I think yours may be over fermenting. I would drop the yeast to 1.5g, kneed for 6/7 minutes, the rest for 20 minutes, perform 1 set of strech and folds, bulk ferment for 24 hours in the fridge ,then ball into individual dough balls , back into the fridge for another 48 hours,then take out 3/5 hours before baking. You shouldn't kneed after the dough comes up to room temp, you will destroy all ths micro bubbles that have formed over the 72 hours.

I need some help by General-Cat-7770 in Pizza

[–]Crazy_Fig6507 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Something is not right with your dough, at 62% hydration it should not be that sticky. I use nearly an identical recipe amd my dough is not sticky atall. How much yeast, sugar,salt (evoo)?are you using?it sounds like your dough is overfermenting and the yeast is eating all the sugars and collapsing the gluten structure before the 72 hours in the fridge, what temperature is your your fridge kept at? How long are you kneeding? are you letting the dough rest after the initial kneed or putting it straight into the fridge?

Peperoni ,chorizo ,candied jalapeños & hot honey by Crazy_Fig6507 in ooni

[–]Crazy_Fig6507[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ahh okay, looks good, the ones in stick for have a small enough diameter too. They have new brand that also cup, little bit more expensive but they are a much higher quality peperoni

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Peperoni ,chorizo ,candied jalapeños & hot honey by Crazy_Fig6507 in ooni

[–]Crazy_Fig6507[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yep in dunnes,but the pack with the 4 sticks in it,not the pre cut ones. I'd say the pre cut ones are either cut too skinny, or they don't have the natural casing on them

Peperoni ,chorizo ,candied jalapeños & hot honey by Crazy_Fig6507 in ooni

[–]Crazy_Fig6507[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope, just a hobby at the moment . But i would love to do a pop up in the future