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| I have 20 or more friends coming over for a PizzaFest late tomorrow arvo so I made the dough today to be well prepared. Ive made dough before but this first rising took me by surprise to say the least.... I had the bucket only half full of dough expecting it to rise to the top only...
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| Cool! How did you manage that? Mine usually goes oven the edge and oozes all over the kitchen or fridge...
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| I have no idea why it happened, I used the usual recipe of 500grams of flour, 2 teaspoons of dry yeast, 2 teaspoons of sugar, 1 teaspoon of salt and 2 cups of water. It just kept rising and rising, I half expected it to burst and fill the kitchen with sticky goo....
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| Looks like you got your tea spoons mixed up with your tablespoons! (absolutely no offence intended)!. I have had a similar response when I put in a little more yeast than should have. The sugar will also increase the yeast activity so maybe cut that back a little especially for savoury bases rather than for sweets. All the best you your pizzathon. Rastys |
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| I used the same spoon for all measurements, I pretty sure I counted right.....
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| Heres how the PizzaFest ended up.. A great time was had by all, they all enjoyed making the pizzas for them selves.
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