Tonight is the night for pizza
Got a good crust recipe?
don't forget the pineapples
Shit how do I post iPhone pictures non-sideways?
Split off a piece and roll that suck out
>>8670093
3 cups of the pictures flour, 1 cup water, 1 tsp yeast (started in the water beforehand), a dash of salt, and a prayer that it rises well
Sautée some mushrooms
Throw down some cornmeal on whatever these things are called
>>8670134
Christ
Throw down the dough and some sauce
>>8670149
oh god not those absolutely shit tier pepperonis please
>>8670149
Hormel makes nasty pepperonis.
Get all that good shit on there
>>8670149
How's that beer, anon? Looks good.
Cheese it
But not too much
>>8670164
It's tasty, it's a little darker than the name would suggest
Eat that shit
>>8670216
>>8670216
This finished product is definitely not worthy of a thread. Unfortunately, I was able to tell how this would end up by your second post. 2/10
>>8670216
belongs in the gore thread.
>>8670172
>toppings before the cheese
>>8670905
Tradition, goyim.
Learn how to properly make a dough and toss it please
dough looks underdeveloped, underhydrated, and overall just pretty bad.
I prefer to do a simple 12hr poolish, and I like to keep the hydration around 75% at least. When you learn how to work sticky dough this isn't a problem, and is in a lot of ways easier than trying to work a dry dough into a proper circle.
This thread belongs in the trash OP
>>8671119
How does one develop and hydrate dough
What is a poolish
>>8671261
That is all information you'd be better off researching on your own, but I'll give you an extra quick rundown
>poolish
flour + water + yeast left to ferment for a short while, usually between 12 and 24 hours, but can be longer or shorter depending on the flavor you want
>development
development refers to gluten in this case. You develop gluten with time, kneading, stretching and folding, mixing etc. If your gluten strands aren't strong then the dough will break easily and be rough on the outside, when it's good you can shape the dough smoothly and work with it without much sticking, and if it's overdeveloped the dough is tough and ends up chewy and dense.
>hydration
the ratio of water to flour. For example, if I wanted to make a 1kg batch of dough at 75% hydration I'd use about 571.5g of flour and 428.5g of water
Not doing pizza in a cast iron pan. Niller plz.
>>8671309
Thanks, I will use this information to better my pizza
>>8671352
Thank you
t. pizza cook and pastry chef
>>8670134
that's a Texas sized spatula