My first homemade pizza from scratch, made my own sauce from tomatoes from my garden, what do you cu/ck/s think?
I think if I would have cooked it a couple of minutes less it would have came out better.
looks good, is that homemade dough?
>>9253787
I have a Papa Murphy's next to my house that does the same thing, faster, for less investment.
>>9253789
Yep.
>>9253792
I just wanted to try it, wasn't that hard.
a bag of 00 flour for 3 bucks will make enough dough for 4-5 pizzas.
a half dozen tomatoes is like a dollar if you don't have a garden or you can just buy a can of san marzanos for a couple bucks and make enough sauce for 4-5 pizzas.
That's like dollar a pizza.
How does the crust look?
>>9253827
where's the sauce tho
>>9253787
can you hold still next time
>>9253827
Looks good, nice crisp, but yeah where's the sauce?
>>9253809
Still not worth the effort you fucking retard
Fuck off and stop being a """"""""diy"""""""" autistic faggot who thinks doing everything themselves is a fucking achievement worth other people time, or new threads or whatever
Fucking moron
>>9253787
>That awful picture
Couldn't turn on a fucking light to take a photo moron?
You know camera need that to take photos
>>9253787
I think you need a new camera.
>>9254009
Not op
Looks like green bell peppers
>>9253787
Unless you own a $10,00.00 coal brick oven then you might as well eat tombstone
>>9254017
>$10,00.00
????
>>9253987
yeah, needed to put more sauce next time.
>>9254027
You know, ten-hundred?
>>9254002
>comes to a /ck/
>talks shit about people cooking
wew
>>9254017
crust came out great with a pizza stone.
>>9254002
>board for cooking
>gets mad at people cooking
what
>>9254002
Wuu lad. /Ck/ is not for autist Who cant without mama helping you scrambling your eggs.
Maybe you should go back with her!
>>9254282
hue hue
>>9253827
Looks good, thin with some air pockets and a crispy bottom. This is one I made a while back with "00" that came out similar to yours.
>>9253787
This pizza looks fucking great, relaly good job! I keep messing mine up, but I learned a lot of tricks recently Ill try out! You did it all so good so this isnt really advice or anything but the crust looks plain, you can rub garlic butter or wet it and apply italian spices and stuff. And you can do cornmeal on the bottom or other stuff too!
Sauce needs work, was a little bitter.
>>9253827
you should at least add some sauce to your cardboard crust
>>9256898
Lemme holla atchu girl
>>9257651
The best pizza sauce I've ever had was from one of my old jobs. The only thing in the sauce was salt, pepper, and tomatoes imported from Italy. The key to a good sauce is good tomatoes. Make sure you wash them, cut around the head, and cut off the white parts in it like you would a Belle pepper. You probably had some of that left on there which would make it bitter.
That's a nice looking homemade pizza, Anon. What herbs did you use? I always feel like my Italian food is too bland. Help me out here.
>>9257735
The cheese was shit too, made a much better sauce last night but that will never make up for the shit cheese. I have two balls of soft mozzeralla for making meme pizzas but I want a cheaper cheese to shred to put on it when I'm not making meme pizzas
family reunion for the eclipse that I haven't seen in over half of my life and I want to make some pizzas. Crust is okay for a 24 hour cold ferment, I am going to try 48 and 72 hours next
>>9253827
Looks like a flatbread pizza crust. Pizza stones are a half ass measure that can never compare to a brick oven, which cooks up to 800 degrees F.
>>9259460
would be nice to have the extra money and space, but I don't live in a restaraunt.
>>9259460
Not him, but a wood fired brick oven takes a couple hours of stoking with wood to get to 800-900F so not practical for 1 or 2 pizzas. We use ours when we have a group of people over but not for a single pizza for 2 people.
>>9259460
crust came out great btw, it was the sauce that needs work and better cheese and toppings. I have a couple balls of soft mozeralla, but I didn't want to use those until I was sure that I had a good recipe down.
Also you can get similar results as a brick oven with a stone just as long as you preheat the oven for ~45 minutes or buy starting the dough for a few minutes before topping.
also I didn't put any oil in the crust and overcooked it, which ended up being tough and dry.
I doubt a couple minutes less cooking would have changed that.
Try to make the shore like that one and with time u gonna learn how to fill it with chocolate or cream chease (Just a tip)
Alright cu/cks/ going to try again tonight with a dough cold fermented for 72 hours, new sauce, and a higher quality cheese. will post hopefully better pics this time.