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Hey guys so I made this pizza in my home gas oven on a perforated pizza pan. I placed it on the very bottom rack and the bottom crust turned out well, but the top crust had no browning. I'm wondering how to help balance this. Should I add oil to the crust before baking, lower oven temp, place on a higher rack? It's just difficult balancing the bottom browning, top browning, and to keep the cheese from overcooking. Any advice is greatly appreciated.

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  1. kpsingh8

    Olive oil on the crust before baking

  2. 3D_TOPO

    Yes, olive oil will help a lot. I add a generous splash when mixing, and after shaping I do a light coat of olive oil on top (to prevent drying and adds crisp)

  3. SloppyPlatypus69

    I use non perforated pans at 550 convection for 8-10 min.

    Convection turns on the fan and circulates the air better. Simular to an air fryer.

    [They look like this](https://imgur.com/a/G97yMB5

  4. Paul102000

    Don’t put it on the bottom rack. A pizza needs a lot of heat from above

  5. new-to-reddit-20

    I’d go top rack and at the end for 1-2 minutes turn on broil.

  6. RobotRepair69

    Could a pizza steel or pizza stone help?

  7. Runrun1289

    Olive oil plus a malt. I use diastatic malt with my dough and it helps with the browning. You don’t need a lot. 

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