We use caputo on our pizzeria in Utah and our clients notice the difference, specially the one that get sick after eating regular pizza. The big difference comes after you eat it. My clients say that they feel better after eating our pizzas. The cuality is not only on the protein or whatever properties of the product, it is also on the production process. We use Caputo only and it is hard to find etc however it is 100% recommended if you want to have a high quality product.
Yeah, it'd be nice if there was a conversion to cups, seeing as that's the going thing for most us Americans, and most of us just at home cooks don't have scales.
Big question brother ! Please ! I never get an answer, when heating our ovens and then cooking the pizza should i set it on ventilation or static or both?????????????? Also should the steel be on middle self or top? or bottom? Ive seen so many videos im confused each and every one places it wherever
I have made this recipe 3 times in like 2 weeks it’s literally the best pizza base I have ever made! Also scales up and down brilliantly. Thanks so much 🍕
King Arthur all-purpose flour is kind of premium flour in my country. Cheap all-purpose flour can contain 7-10g of protein, so that's when you could probably see difference. Unfortunatelly, you compare 2 premium flour with high protein
I've been scouring the internet/RU-vid for 6-8 months to find a reliable reproducible pizza dough recipe and I can confidently say I found it here. The dough was perfect, strong, bouncy, held its shape n cooked beautifully. Thank you for this simple n yet perfect recipe. 🍕 🍕 👍
Wow that's really interesting I do the exact same thing. 70% was just too moist and 65% seemed to work alot better. I do the exact same thing with the poolish but i let my dough bulk ferment for 6-10 hours at room temp and then ball it up for the cold ferment for 1-2 days