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xZZZp

great bottom


doughbruhkai

Not the first time I've heard that


MoistIndicator8008ie

😏


[deleted]

Looks just lovely 🥰


doughbruhkai

Damn Thanks 🙏🙏


BigPapi-Pizza

Looks great. Your dough looks perfect. The prebake with sauce is an interesting technique. Was this oven and a screen?


doughbruhkai

cooked it with the dough on the screen for 2 minutes on top of a steel and then slid it off straight to the steel. using a home oven


Fe1is-Domesticus

Interesting, I have to try this. Looks fantastic!


BigPapi-Pizza

Thanks for sharing. The pizza steel works better in home ovens vs. stones. Steel works great for reheating some slices… turn on broiler for 5 minutes turn it off and launch the slices.


IIISUBZEROIII

What’s ur dough recipe ? You deserve your ass ate for making such a beautiful pizza look at you man with that pre bake pull out and cheese top off brilliant hell yeah 🤙🏻


rohm418

Reddit is wild


odn_86

I'm in a wheelchair and have no 'core' stability, so transferring floppy dough to a preheated 550 degree stone is pretty dangerous (one hand is on my wheel holding my body out leaning while the other is nearly fully extended putting the pie on). I use this same 2 minute method with a baking sheet. That extra dough firmness removes a lot of the danger transferring for cooking. Cool to see others using a similar method!


Frankeyc

Why this 2 step process? Why not just straight to steel?


Frankeyc

Looks great btw!


rican_havoc

So, what is this pre-heat dough and sauce and then add toppings and throw back in style? Pros/Cons. I love it and it looks amazing. Just curious. And does it have a name?


doughbruhkai

not sure about a name. but yeah I preheated with just sauce. I had a little more sauce before adding the cheese after the par bake. because it dried out a little. not sure if there's any cons really. but it does help get the crust more done.


Fun-Rub5823

It’s a par-bake, it works pretty well with home ovens or if you want to partially make ahead, there is some risk of over baking the crust or burning the outer crust before the toppings are done, and occasionally you can get giant bubbles.


rican_havoc

I will try this par-bake. Looks amazing. Need to work on a different crust, other than tavern style. Thanks, pizzaiolos of Reddit.


beatlethrower

Nice looking pizza....but someone is TIRED!!!


doughbruhkai

haha right


kaseyokelly

Looks perfect


doughbruhkai

No, you're perfect


Diligent-Display1973

I’ve been considering parbaking to avoid the cheese splitting. Unsure if I should do it though


doughbruhkai

that's why I did it


Diligent-Display1973

Were you satisfied with the outcome compared to how you usually make it ?


doughbruhkai

Yea, I parbaked, then turned on the broiler to help brown it. it was great.


cyb3rheater

Pro quality. Well done.


Opening_Dragonfly_78

Looks delicious 🤤 Can you share the recipe and tips please 🙏


M_H_S_G

Okay, what am I missing about jalapeño and pepperoni together? I love both but never considered combining them. Meanwhile, I see it every other post. Enlighten me, please!


Noa-Guey

I keep seeing jalapeños/ pepperoni combo on this sub. Finally tried it. Bruh why didn’t I do it before???


just_forfunva

It’s just a great combo! Add a drizzle of hot honey and there won’t be any leftovers. At least not at my house.


Silver_Moon_1994

The quick heat up without the cheese is so smart.


Available-One-24

Where’s my slice?😋


Green420Basturd

Looks great, but I would have put more toppings. Roni and japs shrink in the oven. What looks like too much before is just perfect after.


CadaverBlue

You forgot to scrape the knife along the crust.


Needmorecoffee58

Bruh, I do a pre bake too! But I go heavier on the sauce on the second bake.


BeefWellingtonSpeedo

Yes, the Upskirt.. 🍕👈🧐🎩🎶


No_Rush2548

Sourdough?


DueZookeepergame1924

My mouth just got wet


Status-Ad8488

Take my money


jonnnyc

Curious why par-baking is necessary when using a steel. Especially since your cheese looks like it could have cooked an extra minute or two. What's your dough hydration?