- What you’ll need:
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Equipment:
- 1. Scale
2. Bench Scraper
3. Medium sized bowl with lid
4. Cast Iron Skillet
5. Wooden Cutting Board
6. Baking Sheet -
Ingredients:
- FOR THE DOUGH:
- 400g (80%) King Arthur Bread Flour
- 100g (20%) Lonesome Stone Bread Flour
- 420g (82%) Water
- 3g (.6%) Lesaffre Instant Dry Yeast
- 10g (2%) Fine Sea Salt
- 1 TBs Olive Oil
- FOR THE TOPPINGS:
- Get creative! We’ve tried red grapes, olive oil and salt and also just ate this dough like a schiacciata bread with hard salty cheeses such as Pecorino romano on top. Other classics include a bed of olive oil with spinach and sundried tomatoes, marinara sauce & mozzarella cheese, cured meats and any assortment of pickled or fresh vegetables.
- Instructions:
- Mix both flours with yeast
- Add 370g of water to the flour/yeast mixture. Mix with a fork
until flour has absorbed water. Dough should come together
in a shaggy mass. Cover with a towel and let rest 30
minutes - Mix remaining 50g of water with salt, until salt is dissolved.
- Add salt/water mixture to dough. Perform the first turn. Cover
with a towel let sit for 30 minutes. - Perform a second turn. Let sit for 30 minutes.
- Perform a third turn. Turn dough over so bottom half is facing
up. Tuck sides of dough underneath itself, creating a
smooth taught ball. Add olive oil and spread over the face of
the dough. Cover with plastic wrap and place in refrigerator
for 12-36 hours. - Remove dough from the fridge three hours before intended use.
Cut and scale 225g of dough. - Place onto a well oiled cast iron Wisco skillet.
- Once dough has reached room temperature on the skillet, evenly stretch
dough to cover the entire bottom of the Skillet. - Bake dough at 500º – 600º oven for 10-20 minutes. Dough should be dark golden brown in color and release easily from the skillet.
- Finish by adding your toppings onto the baked pizza dough and put back into the oven to bake until the cheese is melted and sauce is hot, approximately 3-5 minutes. Serve immediately from the pan or take out and cut samples for a party of 5.
Ian’s Wisco-Skillet Pizza Dough
12 Dec, 2023