No I have not. I did the zucchini which was pretty good. I a big fan of cold pizza next day and it just not the same. I will try the fat head but still need a real pizza once in a while. I just hate when I make one than not satisfied and wait another 2 - 3 months before getting another.Man those look killer!! Cheese on top is just how I like it! The taco pizza is money. Between you and Robert I have to have a taco pizza. I’ll be making pizza for the game Sunday.BrianGSDTexoma have you tried fathead dough for pizza? We love it.
These look great! I wish my current diet allowed for the flour crust/carbs...![]()
That's a fine assortment of pizza pies and a nice piece of work John, Like! RAY
Nice pies John !! I'm due to make some soon. Might have to throw some dough together tonight when I get home. I'm really digging the rotel dip on the taco pizza! Yumm!!
Man those look great! I still searching for a pizza dough I happy with. @Sowsage sent me one going to try next. Just can not do pizza very often. Sends my blood glucose through the roof.
All your pizzas look great John! A great variety too! It almost looks like you’re getting ready for a Ravens superbowl party!
I’d love a slice of each kind please!
Wow some great combinations there guy. For sure a weight gaining bomb too.
Warren
Holy smoke!! Talk about pizza overload. That's a bunch of darned good looking pies there John. Nice job and great work making one for every different taste in the house. That's way cool buddy!!
Robert
Wow John, that is a mess of really nice lookin' pies my friend.
You don't know how much I have been wanting a pizza.....you're killin' me man!
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John
Here is what I have used for years with great success.
The goal here is to figure out how big of a dough ball you want.
W= Weight oz
Pi = 3.14
R = Radius /2
TF = Thickness Factor (.10 is standard NY thickness)
W = Pi(3.14) x R x R X TF
- Example: 20.096 = 3.14 x 8 x 8 x .10
Once you know the weight of the dough ball you can figure out the other ingredients. I use a scale for all of my measurements and when it is so small sometimes it is easier to break down to grams.
Ingredient Percentage Measurement Flour 100 12.20 Water 62 7.54 Salt 1.5 .183 Oil 1 .122 Yeast .25 .0305 Sugar 1 .122
Total all percentages together = 164.75 / 100 = 1.6475
Divide dough ball weight by total percentage 20.096/1.6475 = 12.20 oz of Flour
Then you multiple each percentage by Flour to figure out each ingredient
- Example: Water 12.20 x 62% = 7.54oz
Most of these you can play with – water depending on humidity works best between 58-62%. Sugar you can leave out if you need to, it just helps with the browning process. Again I would convert these to grams and get a scale since we are working with such small numbers.
Wow, Nice looking Piatzas, John!!
I could handle a few pieces of that Real Easy!!
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Bear
Heck yeah john. I'll take a whole taco pizza minus one slice...... @Sowsage called me greedy earlier so I'm trying to show some restraint lol