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[cheezydemon3]

Here's one. I made the crust....with brewers yeast...








Oh yeah! and my cards are the #1 seed.....

 

[Zuljin]

Fail. You killed all the yeast in the oven. Your pizza will not ferment.

 

[cheezydemon3]

Strange, the pizza analysis came out 5.7% abv.....

 

[dale1038]

Cheezy is a cards fan? Nice!
I always picture the big dogs on this site living in obscure places, like northern Michigan or central Idaho.

 

[cheezydemon3]

Cheezy is a cards fan? Nice!
I always picture the big dogs on this site living in obscure places, like northern Michigan or central Idaho.

Louisville is an AWESOME town. It just keeps getting better, and a #1 seed, not to mention PLAYING IN LEXINGTON GAME 1....WHEN U OF K GETS TO NOT PLAY GAME 1...........ANYWHERE

Cheers man! Look me up if you come into town.

 

[TxBrew]

Here's one. I made the crust....with brewers yeast...

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Oh yeah! and my cards are the #1 seed.....

Did you dock it?

 

[Glynn]

Did you dock it?

its certainly a nice loaf of bread thats for sure

 

[cheezydemon3]

I did not dock it. It is good thick crust.

 

[trujunglist]

UK gets to play game 1.. in the NIT. Nice lookin' pizza!

 

[cheezydemon3]

UK gets to play game 1.. in the NIT. Nice lookin' pizza!

Hell yes! lol.

I hate to poke fun at U of K at this point. U of L trounced them in football, and then TROUNCED FLORIDA in their bowl game!!!!

"Just wait til basketball!" said all of the U of K fans.....

OK! What am I looking for? (OOPS! I poked fun)

Had leftover pizza for lunch. I have taken to using olive oil and herbs and pepper to dip the crust in, YUM!

 

[DromJohn]

1) Nice looking pizza, even if no anchovies.
2) From 1961-1983 my favorite team was the Bullets. From 1968-1981 the Bullets had the best ever Cardinal.
3) I have Louisville beating Indiana 86-83.
4) I thought the Mercer Bears were going to be first round fodder to a #1 like Louisville, but Florida Gulf Coast upset us. So off to the NIT. This season the Bears beat a 20-12 #1 seeded Alabama in Tuscaloosa, so then the Bears can beat a 20-12 #2 seeded Tennessee in Knoxville. Go Bears.

 

[cheezydemon3]

Go bears!

 

[CityOChampBrew]

Here's one. I made the crust....with brewers yeast...

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Oh yeah! and my cards are the #1 seed.....

seems that someone forgot the bacon.... boo

 

[cheezydemon3]

seems that someone forgot the bacon.... boo

Lol! I hear you.....and I repent.

Actually one of my favorite pizzas has RAW bacon on top of the cheese, just let it cook as the pizza cooks. AMAZING!

 

[Jayhem]

I would see this thread right before lunch....LOOKS AWESOME! :rockin:

 

[cheezydemon3]

I would see this thread right before lunch....LOOKS AWESOME! :rockin:

why thank you sir!

I do it for fun, but when you consider that $4.53 worth of ingredients makes a pizza (cookie sheet sized) that is that good and so much better than anything you could order for less than $30........

Makes ordering pizza seem kinda silly.

Homemade dough is EASY! I plan to save and dry yeast cakes going forward. Bread yeast is cheap, but why pay for it when you can use a hand groomed strain like notty or WL irish ale??

 

[Jayhem]

Would you mind sharing your dough recipe?

I used to make homemade pizza all the time but I never had real good success with the dough so I would buy that frozen bread dough and just use that, much easier.

I find the use of brewing yeast for pizza dough intriguing.

 

[Glynn]

Would you mind sharing your dough recipe?

I used to make homemade pizza all the time but I never had real good success with the dough so I would buy that frozen bread dough and just use that, much easier.

I find the use of brewing yeast for pizza dough intriguing.

we use this one at home all the time

14 oz by weight AP flour
2 tea dry active yeast
2 tea sugar
1 tea salt
3 oz oil of your choosing
8 oz hot water
combine dry ingredients and mix well with dough hook
add oil and incorporate
add water and kneed until smooth and clear about 10 min
place in covered oiled bowl and let rise untill doubled knock down and let rise again

 

[cheezydemon3]

Mine is too easy....as in it aint writ down......

I get a big pot, I put in it some water. I put it on the stove low heat.

I add a 2 tsp of yeast or so and 1 tsp of sugar.

Let the yeast start to get happy and the water get warm.

Add 1 tbsp of olive oil (or bacon grease if you have it) and 1 tsp of salt

I then add flour a little at a time until it is a reasonably....not too sticky consistency.

It should be moist, but not soggy. Experience will tell you that it is right.

Oil that up, rinse the pot with hot water to get the bits of flour out, and then add the oiled dough ball back to the warm pot. put lid on. off the heat.

Let it rise 45 minutes or so. In the warmth, it should at least double. Use then, or refrigerate.

It will be best after a week in the fridge, but is damned good at 1 hour if rolled out. If you want to toss it, it will need more time and a little kneading.

SO EASY!

 

[Jayhem]

I add a 2 tsp of yeast or so and 1 tsp of sugar.

Let the yeast start to get happy and the water get warm.


SO EASY!

2 tsp of harvested yeast? Like washed yeast?

 

[TyTanium]

Cool recipes. I'll add mine:

1-800-Dominoes...mmmmm....so good....

(not mocking, I truly appreciate hand-crafted pizza, just feeling saucy is all (and punny, apparently))

 

[cheezydemon3]

2 tsp of harvested yeast? Like washed yeast?

Washed would be preferable, but unwashed would work! Might impart trub or hop flavors.

 

[Glynn]

If you really like the za you should check out this site
http://slice.seriouseats.com/archives/2012/07/the-pizza-lab-three-doughs-to-know.html

 

[cheezydemon3]

If you really like the za you should check out this site
http://slice.seriouseats.com/archives/2012/07/the-pizza-lab-three-doughs-to-know.html

I appreciate the link. I was all settled in to read, when in an attempt to demonstrate that different things are good at different times, dude says this:

"I like lager, my wife likes lager, sometimes cider."

Seriously, what kind of statement was this? He seemed to be trying to demonstrate that different crusts are good at different times, just as lager is good 99% of the time with the odd cider once a year????

My snap-judgement mind is trying to scream ******! for 5 or 6 different reasons.

Yes it is possible that a person can be knowledgeable about beer, and still like lagers and not ales. Possible. 99.99999% of the time though, a statement like this is an example of someone trying to sound knowledgeable about something they know NOTHING about.

I will assume that he knows more about pizza crust and I will try to read it later.

 

[cheezydemon3]

THE RATIOS (FOR THE NERDS):
All-purpose or bread flour: 100%
Salt: 2%
Instant yeast: 1.5 %
Water: 65%

(from the same article)

Do they state it differently for bread recipes? Do you really end up with 168%? Yes I can figureout what he means, but is this right?

 

[Glynn]

there are links to the actual normal recipes on the page at the top right side

 

[TxBrew]

I did not dock it. It is good thick crust.

I would have docked it. Now you know.

 

[cheezydemon3]

I would have docked it. Now you know.

I rushed it, so I actually wanted some bubble formation and a thick crust, but......good to know! You just use a fork?

 

[liquiditynerd]

That's new to me, what is docking in this lexicon?

 

[Glynn]

That's new to me, what is docking in this lexicon?

that's when you roll your dough a docker. a dough docker is like a rolling pin with spikes on. you roll it over the dough to perforate it to keep it from bubbling. most ppl just use a fork