Another successful pair of pizzas, if I do say so myself. I topped these with fresh tomatoes (from the garden!), smoked chicken breast, bell peppers, corn, and grated comté cheese. We drank a red côtes-du-rhône along side.
Another tasty lunch.
The dough worked well, although it didn't show any signs of rising for the first hour or so, which made me a little anxious. But by the end of about four hours, the yeast had done its thing and the dough was ready to go. I formed the discs by hand again, and I like the result better than when I roll the dough with a pin; I think that squeezes out too much air. I have not attempted to toss the dough discs into the air. I'll leave that to the professionals.
Perfect. I like the puffy edges.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! I suspect that successful pizza tossing, like pancake tossing, requires a lot of practice.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteGosh, I bet that was just delicious!
ReplyDeleteLooks so delicious.
ReplyDeleteYummy!
ReplyDeleteNow I want pizza...
ReplyDeleteIf you do decide to try tossing the dough disks, we would appreciate a video.
Tossing pizza dough is EZ PZY! Really! I am no expert but everyone should try it!
ReplyDeleteYours looks perfect!
Mary in Oregon
Important: I always toss it over the large breadboard, just in case...
ReplyDeleteMary
Thanks for the comments, everyone! Videos of pizza tossing are not forthcoming. ;)
ReplyDeleteAwwww, com'on, Walt? Not even willing to try...
DeleteMary
Friday was pizza night here. It didn't look (or, I'm sure taste) anything like yours!
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