The Official Pizza Discussion thread (was: Cooking Neapolitan Pizzas with the Uuni 3)

I was just making my dough following the ooni app calculator based on proofing time I set, it said to use 0.6g yeast (instant dry) in my case. My digital scales did not register this weight, so had to guess.
Is there scales that are really accurate at registering such weights, maybe my scales are not very good?
 
Yes, plenty. Very popular in scientific applications and those that deal in certain substances (seriously).

Just have a search in your preferred marketplace for gram scales or words to that effect.
 
I was just making my dough following the ooni app calculator based on proofing time I set, it said to use 0.6g yeast (instant dry) in my case. My digital scales did not register this weight, so had to guess.
Is there scales that are really accurate at registering such weights, maybe my scales are not very good?
Definitely mine go to 0.000g, use them for the salt and yeast.
Just doing a 1kg of dough and PizzApp called for 0.85g yeast.
 
Definitely mine go to 0.000g, use them for the salt and yeast.
Just doing a 1kg of dough and PizzApp called for 0.85g yeast.

Mine seem to start registering at 1g, not too far out so might just use some guess work instead of buying new scales. Ive not tried the pizza app yet, is there much in it for the dough calculator between the ooni app and pizza app, is it just a preference thing. I quite like the ooni app calculator, I set it for making 2 dough balls and then used the cold proof recipe on the app.

Its quite a dry dough I'm making this time, no oil, hopefully it's fine. Cold proofing for about 22hrs and then will get out in the morning and split it into balls and recover/leave for another 5hrs.

And then testing the koda 12 out, knowing me will be a disaster first time:D
 
Mine seem to start registering at 1g, not to far out so might just use some guess work instead of buying new scales. Ive not tried the pizza app yet, is there much in it for the dough calculator between the ooni app and pizza app, is it just a preference thing. I quite like the ooni app calculator, I set it for making 2 dough balls and then used the cold proof recipe on the app.

Its quite a dry dough I'm making this time, no oil, hopefully it's fine. Cold proofing for about 22hrs and then will get out in the morning and split it into balls and recover/leave for another 5hrs.
Yes lots more options, polish, bigga, old dough, different dough types, oil addition as I like to put 7% olive oil in mine. More yeast types.

I'm doing a 63% dough 27 hours so for tomorrow tea time, left out overnight in the garage.
 
Thanks, yeah I see now, on the pizza app is it the fats drop down tab that is basically how much oil you use, and what kind of ball weight do you use, I made 2 dough balls earlier weighing 250g each, which was the recommended weight according to ooni.
Yes fats equals the percentage oil you want. I use 250 it's the go to for a 10 inch pizza yes.
 
One last thing:D do you add the olive oil straight into the flour to mix or add to the water and yeast and then pour into flour?
I put salt in the bottom of my bread maker followed by the flour, then the oil and finally the warm water and yeast mixture (Active Dry Yeast) 45 minutes pizza dough setting then put it into a glass bowl with cling film over, into the garage for proving.
I'll ball it up first thing in the morning and leave for 7 or so hours.
 
I put salt in the bottom of my bread maker followed by the flour, then the oil and finally the warm water and yeast mixture (Active Dry Yeast) 45 minutes pizza dough setting then put it into a glass bowl with cling film over, into the garage for proving.
I'll ball it up first thing in the morning and leave for 7 or so hours.

Ah you cheat then.

Hand mixing here;). Thanks for the tips, I will give your 63% hydration, 7% oil a go next time.
 
My dough has not risen at all, I’m wondering what I did wrong, I used about 0.6g and added to water, I used some boiling water added to cold water, but I realise for instant dried yeast this is not needed.

Could I have had the water to hot so it killed the yeast?

Maybe too little yeast?

With instant dry yeast, maybe next time I will add a little more, also with this type of yeast can it be added to cold water, considering it doesn’t actually need to be activated in warm water.

I was just following the ooni app pizza recipe.
 
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