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Gluten free perfection, from my Forno Bravo Premio 120

by bipolarbear326

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  1. bipolarbear326

    Flour used was Caputo’s Fiore Glut. Dough recipe can also be found on the bag.

    My substitutions/ notes are:

    Bump hydration up to 90%

    Add 12g psyllium husk powder to make dough stronger and stretchier

    Portion into plastic-wrapped dough balls(280g each)
    Allow to ferment 24hrs min. In refrigerator, or 8hrs min on counter. 2 days in fridge (42 defrees)is ideal.
    Stretch dough on a cornmeal dusted wood counter or large cutting board.

    Brush cornicione with olive oil before baking (pizza)

    Bake with floor temperature at 750-800

    For pita bread, cut each dough ball in half and reform smaller rounds. Roll each round with a pin to 1/4″ thick. Fire at 750-800 with high flame, like pizza. Turn over once dough inflates. 60 seconds bake time, max.

  2. Fredward1986

    Pizza and oven look AMAZING.

    Now I just need some more inspiration for toppings to convert my non pizza eating sister who is:

    – Gluten intolerant
    – Lactose intolerant
    – Doesn’t like tomatoes

    Man we are so different!

  3. Great work, one of the best I’ve seen on this sub. I also do a caputo fiore glut with extra hydration. Love the thought on the pysillian husk, I’ll have to try that 🙂 my main issue is not having an oven that can get that hot, mine always end up hard and dry

  4. ivehaddiarreahsince

    Looks awesome- how would you rate the flavor of the crust?

  5. No_Mess_4765

    Love it! I use a baking steel in my electric oven. These pictures will help me convince the wife that it’s time to get a proper oven outside.

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