Lets talk Homemade Pizza - Page 5

I've been cheating on a regular basis since Xmas. Need to tighten that up. However, I was looking at a cheat day as having eight or nine thin slices of a baguette, last year, and six days of no refined carbs. I ate whatever I wanted over Xmas and have been cheating badly once or twice a week in January. Put on several pounds so need to get back to some discipline.

This weekend is supposed to be about 70 degrees so I am going to fire up my gas grill, use my pizza stone and add some wood chips. I think that ought to do it. Especially since it get hot enough to make stainless steel glow.

Indeed, but you can't always get a straight answer about the lead content in the tile. Much cheaper but that bit makes me hesitate.

Just made my first successful pizza with Reinhart's dough recipe. Used all purpose flour and let the dough sit overnight in the fridge in covered containers. Oven was set at 550F (the max on mine) with one of those Emily Henry ceramic stones preheated and racked right above the heating element (about 1/2 inch apart). It took roughly 8 minutes to bake and the dough turned out crispy and near perfect. In my next batch of dough I will probably add a bit more salt though.

Foolproof, and tasty, dough recipe:

http://annies-eats.net/2010/04/29/pe...ps-and-tricks/

I have been fucking with home made pizza too long unsucessfully. I have done both store made and home made dough. I have a pizza stone, pizza pan, baking pan, fuck you name it. Then I realized I was lactose intolerant and stopped for a while, but recent found some lactose free cheese that worked pretty good so I tried it again. What has worked for me, is get the over as hot as it will go. 500 degrees+ forget about what the recipe says. I have never had it come out even close to correct on 400 for 10 minutes. . I have been using a metal pan with holes in the bottom. Make the bottom thin and watch how many toppings you put on the pizza, if you overload it, it doesnt cook all the way for some reason. Finally, leave it in there longer than you think is necessary. Watch through the glass and when the cheeze is bubbling its almost time.

Good luck, this has been kicking my ass for years. I once almost chucked one at my fiance I was so pissed.

Here's my 100% vegan all natural pizza

recipe:

Make dough
let rise
stretch
add vegan toppings
bake

Nosu, another grand slam (my vegan dad actually eats shit like that )

What's the yellow stuff?

This looks to be of good class, however, is the dough not vegan? Or does the recipe mean to read, "Make dough with vegan dough ingredients?" Also, can you use a pizza stone previously used by carnivorous pizzas or do you need a vegan consecrated one?

Soy cheese?

"cheese" The dough is vegan. I haven't gotten a pizza stone yet. I don't use soy products.