Chef Marzano, excellent cook! May I ask, once you did the first knead of the dough yoy let rest at room temp for 1-1.5 hrs. apprx.? Then you made the individual balls...what weight in grams/oz. for 10 inch pizza please. Then you rested pizza balls for how long...room temp or refrigerated? Sorry for so many questions, just want to use our method. Congratulations on this excellent tutorial! Dave P.
Wow, puts the salt directly to the yeast. Nice job sir :D
Wowwww- this looks amazing
Excellent pizza. You can also try the swiss method when you light the fire, with the fire top down. There will be less smoke and it burns cleaner.
Chef Marzano, excellent cook!
May I ask, once you did the first knead of the dough yoy let rest at room temp for 1-1.5 hrs. apprx.? Then you made the individual balls...what weight in grams/oz. for 10 inch pizza please. Then you rested pizza balls for how long...room temp or refrigerated?
Sorry for so many questions, just want to use our method.
Congratulations on this excellent tutorial!
Dave P.
No problem at all! Check out our full recipe page here xoappliance.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/XO_RecipePg_PizzaShoot_v02_MakingDough.pdf
Beautiful and very informative video.
My question is : how to manage fire and heating in the oven during when there is no pizza to be cooked?
Hi dear
Where buying u wood oven
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A maizing I want same like this oven Where can I get this bakery oven???
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Looks awesome! Well done chef
I have one question. When adding yeast to the water. Should the water be about 120° seems you used cold water. Thanks
cold water is fine
Any wood is ok? We have a mango tree will that be ok for wood fire cooking?
Dan looks like he knows what he is doing
cool
A pizza chef named Marzano? I suppose it was meant to be 😂
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You lost me at mixing the salt in the watered yeast.