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

Finally had a go on our Koda 12 tonight. First time doing dough and using the oven!

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3rd one ripped I think that was due to me trying to pick it up and turn before the underside was firm enough.

All started on high and turned down to half once in. Overall went well! Was really nice, none stuck to the peel.

So what about the stone, it's not very black with a fair bit of burned on debris. I see mention that you just flip it and it burns off next time? Is that the case?

Next time I may get a brush to move some debris aside between pizzas. Any tips appreciated! Thanks :) was fun
 
Finally had a go on our Koda 12 tonight. First time doing dough and using the oven!

PXL-20221025-160658269.jpg


PXL-20221025-161009180.jpg


PXL-20221025-161106701.jpg


PXL-20221025-161443412.jpg


PXL-20221025-161613566.jpg


PXL-20221025-162105393.jpg


3rd one ripped I think that was due to me trying to pick it up and turn before the underside was firm enough.

All started on high and turned down to half once in. Overall went well! Was really nice, none stuck to the peel.

So what about the stone, it's not very black with a fair bit of burned on debris. I see mention that you just flip it and it burns off next time? Is that the case?

Next time I may get a brush to move some debris aside between pizzas. Any tips appreciated! Thanks :) was fun

Yeah flip the stone once it’s cooled down, it will burn any grub off, it will never look brand spanking new again, so don’t worry about burnt on marks. Any large bits of food just brush off.
 
Getting a bit tired of Mozzarella any recommendations for other cheeses ?

Moz is usually the first ingrediant cooked on the pizza and will often run/melt too quickly, loosing its texture/taste, also seems to have gone up in price disproportionately versus other cheese, like 2x.
Cheddar would go to oil, too easily I guess, but wondering about swiss cheeses like emmental or Gruyere
 
Getting a bit tired of Mozzarella any recommendations for other cheeses ?

Moz is usually the first ingrediant cooked on the pizza and will often run/melt too quickly, loosing its texture/taste, also seems to have gone up in price disproportionately versus other cheese, like 2x.
Cheddar would go to oil, too easily I guess, but wondering about swiss cheeses like emmental or Gruyere
Provolone has been nice when I tried it.
 
Provolone has been nice when I tried it.

yes look interesting need to find an online dealer (waitrose looks meh) who will sell me some plus a nduja or something else to make up postage.

In meantime picked up some ricotta, which I'll add near end of cooking time, prepping some lumps ready to deposit.

read a thread that basically said it's only if you have a high temp wood oven and 60s cook times that moz&ricotta isn't over melted, unless you can add near end
maybe real high quality moz helps, it also presented the idea of a grated cheddar/moz mix - next time
 
What do you all store your flour in?

I'm thinking I might get a couple of the 25lt buckets I used to use when brewing beer.
I just store in the sack it comes in.

In meantime picked up some ricotta, which I'll add near end of cooking time, prepping some lumps ready to deposit.
You can add it after cooking, the cooling ricotta goes very well with nduja. Topped with torn basil also after cooking its very nice.
 
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If you buy chopped, or pasata it won't be as high a quality as plum.
Just a bit more effort mashing them up.

It's something I picked up mostly from curries, plum have more flesh Vs chopped.
 
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