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Deep Dish Disaster
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Boatman
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Haven't made a deep dish pizza in awhile so I figured I would go with the tried and true Bente method, which I have made a few times before. Here was my setup. Egg at 500, plate setter in, little green feet holding the pizza stone. Egg at 500 for at least 1 hour prior to putting in deep dish pan. Cooked dough for 4 minutes, then added toppings and put back on. Checked it after 15 minutes and it was totally burned on the bottom. So bad I had to soak the pan overnight to get the burned crust off the bottom. So, what went wrong? The last few I cooked took at least 45r minutes until they were done.
The only difference I think might make a difference is I had the dough in the deep dish pan for about 1 hour prior to putting into the egg.
Any suggestions? What am I missing.....thanks
The only difference I think might make a difference is I had the dough in the deep dish pan for about 1 hour prior to putting into the egg.
Any suggestions? What am I missing.....thanks
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when ive done deepdish its been at alot lower temp, are you sure about the 500 degrees for that particular recipe.fukahwee maineyou can lead a fish to water but you can not make him drink it
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My gut says egg too hot. Could also be the dome therm.. All mine (gone now) had been off quite often, by as much as 70 degrees :pinch:
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Was the pan sitting right on the pizza stone or was there some sort of buffer?
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on the stone, which was on the feet
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Yep, checked the recipe and it calls for 500 degrees for about 40 minutes
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Bet you are right about that stupid dome thermo. I hate that thing & usually cook with a different thermo, but not for pizza. I'll have to check....thanks for the reminder Haven't calibrated it for awhile
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just seems hot and long, my deepdish pies go 425 for about 30 to 35 minutes but that may be the dough im making for themfukahwee maineyou can lead a fish to water but you can not make him drink it
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Tel-Tru....they are only 20 bucks
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I am ordering that darn thing today...I keep putting it off for some stupid reason Thanks for the reminder
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I would say the egg was too hot or not enough water used in recipe. Maybe even a mixture of the 2 but if you used the exact recipe before, that would eliminate that.
I recently did mine at 450 for about 35-40 minutes and it was fine. -
i usually go about 450. i also do not pre-bake the dough.
but you could have proabably eaten most of it with a spoon :blink:
someone said "if it was all perfect it would be normal"
shoot two weeks ago i burnt a chef boy-r-dee pizza (my ka is on the fritz). i did not read the directions good enough to cook them at 425 i baked it at 475 :pinch:happy eggin
TB
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