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re: Pizza Dough
Posted on 5/21/26 at 6:42 am to Sir Drinksalot
Posted on 5/21/26 at 6:42 am to Sir Drinksalot
So does Trader Joe’s, Aldi and Fat Boys Pizza. The TJ’s garlic & herb dough is pretty good.
Posted on 5/23/26 at 12:39 pm to SATNIGHTS
I’m also curious about everyone’s technique to stretch the dough.
Chris Bianco recommends letting the dough hang as he rotates the dough disc in his hand to let gravity help stretch the dough.
But others use a rolling pin that presses down on the dough to stretch it.
I’m looking for a thin crust with a puffy blistered outer crust, both of which are soft and airy (Neapolitan style), but I struggle to master any technique to achieve that goal. Any tips for achieving that goal would be appreciated.
Chris Bianco recommends letting the dough hang as he rotates the dough disc in his hand to let gravity help stretch the dough.
But others use a rolling pin that presses down on the dough to stretch it.
I’m looking for a thin crust with a puffy blistered outer crust, both of which are soft and airy (Neapolitan style), but I struggle to master any technique to achieve that goal. Any tips for achieving that goal would be appreciated.
Posted on 5/23/26 at 1:29 pm to Willie Stroker
We do the gravity rotate thing, it's fine to a point. Once it's big it can stretch unevenly, we will lay it on the parchment paper and basically pull out the edges a little at a time to the right size. No rolling or mashing.
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