To celebrate Pi Day, I made some pizza in my Ooni pizza oven, for the first time since beginning our RV adventure (yes, we’ve been hauling it around without using it; I haven’t been in mood to make pizza, until today). #PiDay 🍕
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The Micro.blog challenge word for day 7 is “spice”. After dropping off our Yellowstone trip rental trailer, we got some tasty MOD pizzas, with just a hint of spice. 🍕📷 #mboct
Mondays are pizza days. Yesterday’s were probably the last ones I’ll make at our house. We will be taking the Ooni oven in our motorhome, though. 🍕
The Micro.blog challenge word for day 10 is “energy”. Homemade pizza is a tasty source of energy. Margherita for me, puttanesca for @jidabug (larger portion for me, as she doesn’t eat leftover pizza). 🍕📷 #mbfeb
The answer to today’s #WhatsItWednesday question, as correctly identified on Micro.blog: it’s my pizza dough being held up to the light while stretching, to check for thinness (aka the windowpane test). I like really thin bases and puffy edges. 🍕
Puffy pepperoni pizza. I’m currently experimenting with 4-night cold proofing; I divide and feed my sourdough starter on Wednesday, and feed the countertop copy again that night, then prepare the pizza dough on Thursday, putting in the fridge till Monday. 🍕
Tonight’s dinner: pizza with leftover Christmas ham and fresh pineapple. 🍕
Today’s #WhatsItWednesday proved to be a bit of a challenge, but was eventually correctly identified on Micro.blog: a large bubble in the very puffy crust of my most recent homemade pizza. 🍕
I think I prefer pizzas done in my kitchen oven (like this from last night), rather than the Ooni. Using the same dough recipe, the pizzas get more crispy without burning. Whereas the Ooni ones are always kinda underdone with burnt edges. Not sure what I’m doing wrong. 🍕
