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| Here's a question. We made pizza this weekend for a neighborhood party, and I made 18 270 gr dough balls. They were all pretty much the same weight (I used a scale) and the dough was the same, as I blended three 1kg batches together. One thing that was interesting was the huge variation is pizza size that different people made from the same basic dough ball. I feel a competition coming how. How large of a pizza (inches in diameter) can you make with a 270 gr dough ball? Holes not allowed. The huge pizza on the cover of the FB Wood-Fired Pizza eBook is from Pellone in Naples, and they said the dough ball was 280 gr. That's one great pizza from 280 gr. James
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| Does it have to be round? |
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| I made a football. Any takers on this one. I think it can be instructive trying to get that big, thin pizza. James
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| I'm game... but my input will have to wait until next pizza session. I neither scale my dough or measure my (generally speaking) round pies. Most often, though, I make them 12.17 to 13.24 inches in diameter. I generally try for about 113 square inches. Any bigger and the crust is too thin for my liking. Last edited by BrianShaw; 05-28-2008 at 06:42 PM. |
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| pizzas here in brazil are 8 piece 32cm.... |
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| Ah, but how large is the dough ball? There are two sides to this equation -- you have to maximize your pizza size using a consistent (I think 270 gr is a good size) dough size. :-) James
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| Ohhhh!! I can't wait till this weekend. here's a pizza from a 1600 gram dough ball! click on the top pic all the way on the right Picasa Web Albums - Dwats - Dough Techniques does the biggest pie when a prize>?
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| I think that video of you flinging the dough wins a prize! Cool!! It also shows me my dough's been way too sticky and I have a lot more to learn about making pizzas. Thanks for that - it's a big help to see it in motion. |
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| OK, I'm out... someone else will have to win the prize. Inspired by James' question/challenge, made pizza for dinner. For the first time in my life scaled the dough - what a surprise to find my dough balls were about 300 grams. From that the pies were about 28 cm. I could have made bigger but then wouldn't have wanted to eat them. |
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| When you first posted this, I wondered why you didn't just give Dave the prize outright for that video. That's a big hunk of dough. Of course, I guess you actually have to make a pizza out of it...and that was probably a little big for your oven door, eh? |