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Old 10-29-2009, 09:18 AM
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great vid, boy he really slides it off the peel easily... Once again, Practice makes perfect

Thanks for sharing
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Old 10-29-2009, 06:08 PM
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Great video. I like seeing him handle that much wet dough. Great execution. I am gonna add a little bar below my make table to hang a towel. A great idea.

Thanks for sharing.

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That was a neat video.
I gotta get a new mixer!
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Very nice. That dough was as smooth as a baby's bottom. :-)
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Nice video. He manhandles that large volume of dough pretty easily.

During his fire management, it looks like he tosses a shovel full of sawdust in the fire (or something else very fine). Is that common practice?

Any ideas why he's closed down?
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So THAT'S how it's done!
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During his fire management, it looks like he tosses a shovel full of sawdust in the fire (or something else very fine). Is that common practice?
Mike - I came across this video about A16 recently which also shows the saw dust (or wood chips) technique for an initial "burst" of heat when the pizza goes in the oven. I've been meaning to try it. I think I'll give it a shot this weekend.

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I am gonna add a little bar below my make table to hang a towel. A great idea.
Drake, If you go to a restaurant supply, they sell them with a little clamp on the end,, Most bars have them to help the bartender keep his hands dry..
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mfiore.. I have the magazine article at home telling why,,, when I get home tonight I will see if i can post it

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