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Re:The physics of baking good pizza by sgc on Monday July 02, 2018 @10:41AM (#17442017)
Forgot to mention: It is a perpetual starter--take a pizza worth of dough to start the next batch (for maybe 100 pizzas).
Re:The physics of baking good pizza by makmanalp on Monday July 02, 2018 @01:08PM (#17443444)
To add, I think perhaps the levain makes it develop to a good state faster such that 2 days is fine as opposed to the 3+ I seem to need with no levain, if you want the nice spotted and bubbly dark and light pattern as opposed to the even golden brown.
Re:The physics of baking good pizza by sgc on Tuesday July 03, 2018 @09:52AM (#17450165)
For sure a live starter makes things move extremely fast. We would usually leave it at room temp for a shift and then refrigerate. I have seen people talking about 5+ days here. That would leave a spoiled batch using this faster method. 4 days tops usually.