IndyWS6
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Not a lot of marrow in the rib bones. I use femur bones for that…Roasting bones for the win!
I roast a chicken carcass for a bit before adding it to the stock pan for soup.
Do you do anything with the marrow?
Not a lot of marrow in the rib bones. I use femur bones for that…Roasting bones for the win!
I roast a chicken carcass for a bit before adding it to the stock pan for soup.
Do you do anything with the marrow?
Looks decent!!Damn!
Fortunately got a lunch pie waiting in the fridge from Felipe's - HUGE in San Diego county.
Crust is just a bit to 'biscuit' like but otherwise really good. Think you'd like em.
This is a normal cheese serving. Bordering on ridiculous.
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That is ridiculous!Attempting Detroit Style
The G/F bought me an Ooni dual-fuel oven for ChristmasAppreciate it guys. I have been working on my pizza game for awhile now. I have learned from some good teachers and guys that have really delved into the pizza science. I am currently saving up for an Ooni pizza oven, and I hope someday if I am lucky to open my own small pizza shop.
I have been working on my pizza game for awhile now.
That looks great. Did you do a cold fermentation on the dough? Good bubbles and rise. I do make a similar style, and I usually use cast iron, although I know they use pans as the article talked about.Meant to ask, you familiar with New England Greek style? Moved away 25 years ago and never found anything
close around here. Finally found a great article on why it's so unique and gave their recipe a try.
https://www.seriouseats.com/the-pizza-lab-how-to-make-new-england-greek-style-pizza-at-home
The whole family thought it came out totally legit.
It really is a very unique style of pie.
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Did you do a cold fermentation on the dough?