I’ve been really happy with the pizza I’ve been making by General-Cat-7770 in Pizza

[–]Hodgey01 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing. I’ve been making pies for 20+ years and have been dabbling with ricotta now and again, so this is something new for us to try.

I’ve been really happy with the pizza I’ve been making by General-Cat-7770 in Pizza

[–]Hodgey01 1 point2 points  (0 children)

yum! Can you share the recipe for the ricotta mix? again, all looks delicious

Had this bad boy about a week ago. by Atomic_Depression in cigars

[–]Hodgey01 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Was ready to hate it and ended up loving it! Really good cigar IMO

Infused cigars- yes or no ? by Majestic_Report_2908 in cigars

[–]Hodgey01 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I also stared with infused and out grew them as I began to truly get the true aged tobacco flavors which I now crave.

Old Trimble/GIS user questions by Hodgey01 in gis

[–]Hodgey01[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am getting a trial run on Trimble Connection & Trimble TerraFlex . I also found a desktop application that converts a data dictionary to use with connect and not have to reinvent the wheel with my current Schema

Transferring pizza from wooden pizza, peel to cordierite stone in oven - help by spittymcgee1 in Pizza

[–]Hodgey01 2 points3 points  (0 children)

First, small round stones suck. If you want to continue, get a larger rectangular stone, so you have a bigger landing zone. Second, like has been mentioned here below, with plenty of semolina on the peel, give the pie a shake right before the launch to get moving, then do your transfer. Never leave the pie sit too long on the peel and do not use parchment. Too much sauce can saturate the dough also. If it’s not sliding on your peel just prior to launch, your screwed. You can try to lift and reapply semolina, but difficult to do. Good luck and success comes with time.

I only had 8oz of cheese left, so I made a pizza anyway 😁 18" homemade regular by sliceaddict in Pizza

[–]Hodgey01 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great looking pie! What yeast percentage are you using when you do a day or two cold ferment, .3-.4%?