2. thin or very thin dough ... stretching & soft dough
3. very very hot stove ... crank up your heat to max (I even fiddle with stove temp calibration and shield the heat sensor to make it go another 50F higher. I can get my stove to about 600F. The people with round stone oven gets over 750F and pizza cooks in less than 2 minutes and comes out really cristy, given the thinness and softness of the dough.
Another method I've seen professional pizza maker use is to spread lots of corn meal on stainless steel surface (or other smooth surface, granite, etc), place the dough ball on the surface flatten it and stretch it out. It looked very easy, but I never tried it this way. Let me know how this works vs the other.
Yeah... you can go to domino's and see the employees stretch the dough really fast in short time. They have a smooth working surface, stainless steel, sprinkle lots of cornmeal on the surface (cornmeal acts like thousands of little ball bearings), and plop the dough on the surface, flatten with hand just a little, and stretch the dough by pressing your hands down on both end of the dough and spread apart. They do this very fast. The key is to not make the dough stick and dough adequately kneaded
That's help much to try , thank you
MsMigratory 1 week ago
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MsMigratory 1 week ago
Good video thanks, I'll give it a try.
Worther12 2 months ago
Great demonstration. Thanks for posting.
RunThemAll 7 months ago
what is the recipe for your pizza dough?
doodlematch 8 months ago
If you want more cheese keep pressing 8 !!!
DarkMessiah273 8 months ago
you have very good kitchen and pizza very dilicious all blesss to you and family 2 i like this videorealy i like asian stylei wish i am asian
vzarou 11 months ago
The only reason I'm watching this is because you have an amazingly beautiful kitchen that I'm very jealous of!
SketchNoobs 1 year ago
that looks absolutely wonderful. Thanks for the instruction.
shakti66209 2 years ago
Good job, nearly as good as mine ;)
Dont use that dried FAKE parmesan tho.
And why not make your own tomato sauce?
wwescotty 2 years ago
i have the same exact stone and i use the same temperature, but how do you get the pizza nice and crispy?
patriotsnec 2 years ago
Keys for crispy pizza:
1. very very soft dough ... lots of water
2. thin or very thin dough ... stretching & soft dough
3. very very hot stove ... crank up your heat to max (I even fiddle with stove temp calibration and shield the heat sensor to make it go another 50F higher. I can get my stove to about 600F. The people with round stone oven gets over 750F and pizza cooks in less than 2 minutes and comes out really cristy, given the thinness and softness of the dough.
ChefJarod 2 years ago 4
thanks alot, i just tried your method and the pizza came out very very crispy thanks. I will suscribe
patriotsnec 2 years ago
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patriotsnec 2 years ago
Very good! But.. I was wondering.. When I will be able to master the dough-stretching technique.. Any other method for the stretching part?
pollasth 2 years ago
Another method I've seen professional pizza maker use is to spread lots of corn meal on stainless steel surface (or other smooth surface, granite, etc), place the dough ball on the surface flatten it and stretch it out. It looked very easy, but I never tried it this way. Let me know how this works vs the other.
ChefJarod 2 years ago
Yeah... you can go to domino's and see the employees stretch the dough really fast in short time. They have a smooth working surface, stainless steel, sprinkle lots of cornmeal on the surface (cornmeal acts like thousands of little ball bearings), and plop the dough on the surface, flatten with hand just a little, and stretch the dough by pressing your hands down on both end of the dough and spread apart. They do this very fast. The key is to not make the dough stick and dough adequately kneaded
ChefJarod 2 years ago
Nice, you need a better camera though =]
I just ate some pizza haha
343Honda 2 years ago
Actually the camera is good, with 8Meg pixel, but during the upload to you tube, we chose the lower resolution cause of memory limitation.
ChefJarod 2 years ago
Perfect, I wanted to know how to use the pizza paddle and stone together so thanks for video!
TimLeahy2 2 years ago
Looks so professional!
0186179821 2 years ago
Great Video! You have a beautiful kitchen.
Thanks Again
fishfishfish366 2 years ago
I am glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!
ChefJarod 2 years ago
spas
nikojuggling 2 years ago