The picture illustrates how the pizza dough was made from scratch. Overall, the process involves 4 main steps.
Initially, the baker has to measure out all of the ingredients, which consist of 4 cups of flour, one and a half cups of water, two teaspoons of salt, and one and a half teaspoons of yeast, preferably dry active yeast. It can also be measured by grams with the same ratio. Next up, put all of the measured ingredients into a mixing bowl. The mixing process will take roughly 9 minutes, with a proportion of 2-5-2 for each speed. Starting from slow until it is a combined mixture, then speed up the stand mixer to medium and finish with a 2-minute on slow speed again.
Subsequently, let the dough have at least 2 hours to rise, it should be doubled in its size. The process continues with kneading the dough with hands to make sure all the air bubbles have escaped from the dough, then divide the dough into three equal parts, you can measure it to be more precise, preferably 275 grams for each with the initial ratio
The picture illustrates how the pizza
dough
was made
from scratch.
Overall
, the process involves 4 main steps.
Initially
, the baker
has to
measure out
all of the
ingredients, which consist of
4 cups
of flour, one and a half cups of water, two teaspoons of salt, and one and a half teaspoons of yeast,
preferably
dry active yeast. It can
also
be measured
by grams with the same ratio.
Next
up, put
all of the
measured ingredients into a mixing bowl. The mixing process will take roughly 9 minutes, with a proportion of 2-5-2 for each speed. Starting from slow until it is a combined mixture, then
speed up
the stand mixer to medium and finish with a 2-minute on slow speed again.
Subsequently
,
let
the
dough
have at least 2 hours to rise, it should
be doubled
in its size. The process continues with kneading the
dough
with hands to
make
sure all the air bubbles have escaped from the
dough
, then divide the
dough
into three equal parts, you can measure it to be more precise,
preferably
275 grams for each with the initial
ratio