The dough was better after been wrapped up in the fridge for a couple of days. I could roll it thinner.
But it was a white flour recipe which seemed very doughy.
I don't know if you make pizza dough with wholemeal flour. I presume you can?
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The dough was better after been wrapped up in the fridge for a couple of days. I could roll it thinner.
But it was a white flour recipe which seemed very doughy.
I don't know if you make pizza dough with wholemeal flour. I presume you can?
Zefarellis in Ambleside used to serve very tasty wholemeal-based pizza iirc
mmmm pizza :closed:
Bloody hungry again now:rolleyes:
will report back when I've made it with wholemeal
I use the following recipe for pizza doughQuote:
Originally Posted by millipede
15g fresh yeast (or 7.5g dry)
500g Strong white (preferably) italian flour (Allinsons strong bread flour works well enough)
10g salt (only Maldons will do)
50g Olive oil (no scrimping go with extra V)
A pizza stone or granite baking slab is also a must for me. Being olive dough (minus semolina if you use it) it freezes a treat.
Also I find it best not to roll the dough into shape, I lack the skill to spin the dough about in the but you can replicate the action by holding the dough up and letting gravity stretch it out.
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Glad am off work till Monday !Quote:
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Pantisocial has visited my profile page! :w00t: :wink:
I frequently accidentally click on peoples profile pages when trying to click onto a thread.
Easy mistake! :)
So you are Pantisocial??!!! :-OQuote:
Originally Posted by ukhursty
Nope, just the one account here! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mountain Goatess
Off work this week :thumbup: Cleaning the gutters out as an overdue job :thunbdown: I live in a bungalow though so its fairly safe :thumbup:
Its amazing the "silt" that builds up in them that is non-organic. Must be the acid rain as well as physical erosion just dissolving roof tiles and mortar I suppose ?
I want the week off :mad: I neeeeeeeeeed a day with my feet up with a good book.... and could probably do with cleaning the gutters too :thunbdown:
Off out running anywhere Alf?Quote:
Originally Posted by Alf
I'm off in a couple of weeks, will be getting plenty of training in hopefully, been a bit sparse of late!
Quote:
Originally Posted by ukhursty
My legs are a bit tired from Hope Moors on Sunday so I am "resting" till Good Shepherd race on Saturday.
In the meantime I have a few domestic jobs to work my way through :thunbdown:
The gutters have been cleaned just need to clean myself now :D I had to relocate a thriving ecosystem from a much neglected gutter at the back of the garage. I hope they enjoy their ground living now after their penthouse accommodation had to be vacated http://i592.photobucket.com/albums/t...bit/unsure.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by OneHillWonder
Anybody seen that daft Tup questioning the life of the forum? Must be looking in the wrong place....nearly 30,000 posts and ONE MILLION views for this 'ere thread!
QAH? Anything but apparently.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wheeze
Five out of ten of the highest posters on QAH no longer contribute to the forum, and one or two of the others are a shadow of their former selves, post-wise. I rest my case :closed:
Nay lad, we're just givin' the young 'uns a chance to prove themselves! And anyway, it's quality not quantity that counts.
Derby tup stop fussing about the forum and get your head torch charged. I'm looking forward to a windy spiral on Farnhill moor.
Weathers a bit wild out there today :w00t:
Freezing! Had to grab the field jacket out of my locker this morning!
Good job I'm wearing No1 formal dress this afternoon for greeting the local Mayor...nice and warm :)
Nobody had anything to say since 10am?? :confused:
I'm doing a road race this weekend :w00t:
that's my excuse for keeping a low profile http://www.runnersworld.co.uk/forum/...one_smiley.gif
No work till November, well, i say work in a loose term :)
We heard that DazThe Slug :w00t:Quote:
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Postie has just been and I got two parcels through the letter box and one through the cat flap ! I must get that doorbell fixed :rolleyes::D
Just the thing for your 70s retro Halloween party :o:rolleyes:
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Quiet around here too and my new Hairy Bikers pie recipe book hasn't arrived yet :thunbdown:
Mmmmm pie :thumbup:
Ahh yes, the 'Pie Bible'. You will have to let us know if it's any good (as if there was a chance it isn't going to be!)Quote:
Originally Posted by Stef F
It'd better be good - I aspire to becoming a pie expert and will be relying almost solely on those hairy blokes! I've also ordered the Michel Roux pastry book just to be sure - no soggy bottoms here!Quote:
Originally Posted by Joester
Watch this space :)
Well, a year on the forum. Time flies!
And a good year it's been as well.
Happy Anniversary LFF ;)
Anyone got a nice house in the Peak District for me to buy please - just sold my house (subject to contract & hiccups, so keep everything crossed) Hooooooray!!!!!!!
That's fab news :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by OneHillWonder
Thanks a lot. I feel my life's been enriched! Not sure my partner would agree, but there we go.. :)
Still quiet around here!
My new pie and pastry books have been delivered to the wrong address. How difficult can it be? The house number is clearly marked by the door. :angry:
Not so good - he's opened the parcel for me because it's too heavy......and has kidnaped my Hairy Biker book and is dribbling already!!!
Never a dull moment!Quote:
Originally Posted by L.F.F.