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Idk if it’s just a west coast thing but I have a few near me. Out of all the pizza places near me it’s probably the most expensive up there with Mountain Michael’s.
Wait Mountain whom?
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Idk if it’s just a west coast thing but I have a few near me. Out of all the pizza places near me it’s probably the most expensive up there with Mountain Michael’s.
green peppers on pizza is trash
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I jerk the peel every now and then to get it to slide around but then I know I’m done for once it stop moving and I already have my toppings on it. Now I’m committed to it and try my best to get it to off the peel and on the pizza stone while in the oven. The best one had a ton of flour on the bottom it slid off with ease but the eating experience was ruined by all the flour on the bottom.
I made sure my work surface was dry and the dough ball had flour all over it. Going to make sure next time the bottom of the dough have more flour like you said before putting it on the peel.
green peppers on pizza is trash
Idk if it’s just a west coast thing but I have a few near me. Out of all the pizza places near me it’s probably the most expensive up there with Mountain Michael’s.
I will say it’s one of the top chains in my area but I never order it.
I don't like crispy anything on my pizza.
Well crispy veggies (fruit).
I can do crispy pepperoni.
do you have soft teeth?
respectfully of course, i come in peace, yada yada
Dentures.
Broke my mouth when I was 11. Fell out of a hot air balloon
Really solid tips. Should have went with perforated. I think I thought dough might cling to the holes. LMAO at ending up with a calzone. Worst feeling ever. My oxtail pizza did that and I tried my best to rebuild it in the oven hence why one section have barely any cheese or oxtail.One benefit of the perforated peel is it allows excess flour to escape
I know what you mean once committed. I've made the mistake more than once of trying my luck when I was unsure of a clean release and ended up with a calzone (and mess on the pizza stone)
But yeah I'd say focus on really pressing the bottom into flour during the initial forming of the pizza. From there you can pretty much finish shaping with almost no flour (with just a light dusting on the peel)
I would like to start getting into more of a NY style pizza and will probably start incorporating semolina into the process
Round table used to be elite for chainsagreed on Round Table being a solid chain in CA but its too expensive for what it is
I'd eat all of that up dolo
Most places on the east coast use grande, Galbani, and a few other brands I can’t think of right now. Check any restaurant supply stores by you, you might be able to find some there. Could get any equipment you need there tooReally solid tips. Should have went with perforated. I think I thought dough might cling to the holes. LMAO at ending up with a calzone. Worst feeling ever. My oxtail pizza did that and I tried my best to rebuild it in the oven hence why one section have barely any cheese or oxtail.
What cheese or cheese blend do you use. I found a cheese called Grande - it tastes just like NY pizza cheese and the company only sell to businesses so I’m assuming it’s the same cheese my mom and pop shops use.
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Really solid tips. Should have went with perforated. I think I thought dough might cling to the holes. LMAO at ending up with a calzone. Worst feeling ever. My oxtail pizza did that and I tried my best to rebuild it in the oven hence why one section have barely any cheese or oxtail.
What cheese or cheese blend do you use. I found a cheese called Grande - it tastes just like NY pizza cheese and the company only sell to businesses so I’m assuming it’s the same cheese my mom and pop shops use.
Idk if it’s just a west coast thing but I have a few near me. Out of all the pizza places near me it’s probably the most expensive up there with Mountain Michael’s.
I will say it’s one of the top chains in my area but I never order it.
Still 2 near me. From others they may have fallen off. But still considered by many around here to be near the top.Round table was the GOAT. Only ever saw them in NorCal. Don’t think they’re still around.