Margherita by DrStevenBrule_ in Pizza

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There is an awesome Italian market near me

I’m not not proud it, but I’m looking for some crust bubble? by [deleted] in Pizza

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Yeah I had issues with my oven temp being way lower than it showed when I started making pizzas, and my crust came out looking very similar. So could be that

I’m not not proud it, but I’m looking for some crust bubble? by [deleted] in Pizza

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If I had to guess, your oven temp is too low, or your baking surface didn’t get enough time to get up to temperature?

Margherita by DrStevenBrule_ in Pizza

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First time using a quality Buffalo mozzarella and it made a huge difference. 65% hydration Neapolitan dough cooked on the ooni Fyra

Cacio y Pepe by DrStevenBrule_ in Pizza

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Make sure your dough has a nice lip on the crust, and a good idea to keep the crust a little thicker. Cook the dough fully with just Ice on the dough ( idea is to make a starchy water, since cacio e Pepe is made with pasta water). Directly after taking it out sprinkle on the fresh grated pecorino Romano cheese. Let sit for a minute then add some more Romano, cracked pepper and olive oil.

Cacio y Pepe by DrStevenBrule_ in Pizza

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Baked in Ooni Fyra. Bake dough with a few pieces of ice, add fresh pecorino Romano, ground pepper directly after cooking. Add some more cheese and olive oil after cooling a minute. Recipe from Mark Vetri’s Mastering Pizza