@nodnodwinkwinkV It makes no sense not to proof a yeast-leavened dough. Proofing is one of the most important steps of any type of bread making. I usually proof my pizza dough for at least 24 hours in the fridge. It makes a huge difference in taste. Were I to make a dough for using the same day, I would proof it for at least a couple of hours.
"Put it next to a hot window" - haha, I live in England :) I think I'll put mine in the airing cupboard.
Libervurto 1 year ago
If you didnt have the time could you skip the half hour and go ahead and use the dough?
nodnodwinkwinkV 1 year ago
@nodnodwinkwinkV It makes no sense not to proof a yeast-leavened dough. Proofing is one of the most important steps of any type of bread making. I usually proof my pizza dough for at least 24 hours in the fridge. It makes a huge difference in taste. Were I to make a dough for using the same day, I would proof it for at least a couple of hours.
ChallengeDK 1 year ago
Very nice simple dough video
CazonisPizza 2 years ago