What city was that pie from?

What city was that pie from?

Venice.  We had pizza pretty much in every town we stayed in.  Naples, Amafi, Venice, Rome, Florence and Bilagio.  Switched to local foods as we traveled north through Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Germany ending in the Czech Republic and flying home from there.  It all started with a 2 week cruise out of Ft. Lauderdale.  6 weeks all total.  About 3 weeks woulda been better for me.   

Today's lunch.
Sausage and baby bella 'shrooms on top.
Was doming it and got a little too close to the flames and it caught fire.  Haha
Caught it quickly, so no real damage.

That the way I want it, a tad of char for flavor!

Yes, a little char is good.   Sometimes is a challenge to get it just right.

Pizza day again.
Pepperoni, Baby Bella 'shrooms, and Green Chili (on half for me  ).
Let it heat up a little longer. got a nice crisp crust.

Doesn't that look like a delicious Detroit Style pizza?  It was edible, but it was no Buddy's!

Did you make that or was it frozen brand?

Made it, a far cry from good!

How many ounces was the dough?  What kind of cheese did you use?  What temp did you cook it at?  How long did you cook it?  What didn't you like about it?

I have the pan and I also have some brick cheese in the freezer.  I need to get some dough to attempt to make another pie again.

I did not measure out the dough, I am gonna guess about 10-11oz.  Brick Cheese that my friend from Minnesota brought back from Wisconsin, my one shot at traditional. Cooked at 500°. 15 minutes.  To much dough, should have mixed oil and butter on bottom of pan instead of just butter.  Dough really had no flavor, pizza really had no flavor.  I know when i am beat, back to normal pies for me, I seem to have them down and can get the cheese!

Did you use a pound of cheese?

I think the little brick he brought me was 13oz.

Been playing with home oven pizza lately. This is a 24-48 hour dough recipe with "OO" flour recipe. Baked in home oven for about 5 minutes, on broil for first 2 minutes.

Used a baking steel. Preheated at 450F. Broiled for first two minutes, then convection baked at 500F for the remainder.