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While not as heavy with respect to the physics, this guide goes into all the detail you could want when it comes to making great pizza at home: http://www.vara
by greenpresident 8y ago
While not as heavy with respect to the physics, this guide goes into all the detail you could want when it comes to making great pizza at home:
http://www.varasanos.com/PizzaRecipe.htm http://www.varasanos.com/PizzaRecipe.htm
- fireattack 8y agoNot even sure if this "paper" is wrt the physics. It just threw in batch of undergraduate-level heat transfer equations.
- codethief 8y agoThis looks a lot like the (German) recipe I found on http://www.perfekte-pizza.de http://www.perfekte-pizza.de which I've had amazing results with.
- KozmoNau7 8y agoI was going to post the same link. I've always gotten amazing results with that recipe and my 8mm thick 8kg baking steel. After breaking several conventional pizza stones, I figure this one is going to last for decades or even centuries. And there's just something so satisfying about a big honkin' slab o' iron like that.