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Kettle pizza will get to a blistering 1000 degrees but is more difficult to balanced between top and bottom heat
 
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Other then wood fired
The Breville takes about 15 minutes to get to 750..cook time for Neapolitan pizza is a decent 2.5-3 minutes.
Both the Ooni and Gozney need at the least is 20-30 min.
 
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I used the Kettle exclusively until a friend turned me on to the Breville. I must admit, it's an incredible oven. Perfect for the city dweller. Compact and extremely effective.
 
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I'll definitely look it up!
 
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Wow! You guys are good at this. I'm inspired to mess up my kitchen. 😀
 
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Had my eye on one of these for a while, maybe this dry season I will give in.....


 
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What a great thread idea, thanks. We make our dough in a Thermomix using their standard pizza dough recipe and they always work out well. Then into an electric oven.

Making 8 day fermented dough is something I'll look into but it'll have to wait because flour and yeast are 2 basic ingredients that are never in stock in supermarkets in our area. Now isn't the time for trial-n-error.

Some recent examples... Last one is "meatlovers" for the kids.

 
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Thanks for the recipe @Faz we’ll test this week 👍

4 1/2 cups "00" flour

An idea of the weight in grams? Or approx volume of your cups? 😟
 
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Pide as well is a common appearance.

Spinach and ricotta and Mushroom



I do have a good pizza bench. ( you can see where I chop most foods )


Ian Royce Blocks - Hand made in Melbourne
 
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Thanks for the recipe @Faz we’ll test this week 👍



An idea of the weight in grams? Or approx volume of your cups? 😟
I know I should weigh but I use 8 fluid oz cups or 24 Cl. un sifted flour
 
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I know I should weigh but I use 8 fluid oz cups or 24 Cl. un sifted flour

dough ready, pics later the week. Can’t wait 😀
 
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I should weigh my dry ingredients but I'm too lazy to get a proper scale :whipped:. Managed to lock in the quantities by volume...so far so good but absolutely, weighing is much more precise for baking.
 
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I should weigh my dry ingredients but I'm too lazy to get a proper scale :whipped:. Managed to lock in the quantities by volume...so far so good but absolutely, weighing is much more precise for baking.

I would not change a thing to your process. Your pizzas look amazing!!!!