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Anonymous
06/07/26(Sun)17:52:06
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22055529
enough about the mcdonald's ads, when are we going to discuss cast iron pizza again? it's so fucking easy. Showing all 9 replies.
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Anonymous
06/07/26(Sun)21:19:26
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22055748
I'm considering doing this but idk if I have the energy to make the dough and there are no easy options available in my local supermarkets.
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Anonymous
06/07/26(Sun)21:41:30
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22055770
>>22055748 Just do no-knead, literally all you have to do is a quick mix and then let it sit.
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Anonymous
06/07/26(Sun)21:41:44
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22055772
>>22055529 >not nearly crispy enough did you add the green veggie toppings after it was pulled out of the oven
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Anonymous
06/07/26(Sun)21:46:31
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22055779
>>22055770 this. you can even make enough for a few days and fridge ferment it
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Anonymous
06/07/26(Sun)21:48:17
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22055782
I did this once and used plenty of oil and the dough still welded itself to the pan and it took multiple hours of repeated soaking and scraping to salvage the 15 dollar pan
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Anonymous
06/07/26(Sun)21:56:09
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22055795
>>22055770 >>22055779 Do you have a reliable recipe?
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Anonymous
06/07/26(Sun)22:01:56
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22055805
>>22055795 Google Serious Eats no-knead pan pizza.
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Anonymous
06/08/26(Mon)04:59:23
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22056150
>>22055782 It’s such an awful thing when you bake something and it looks perfect but it sticks in the pan. Was the pizza good at least?
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Anonymous
06/08/26(Mon)05:04:47
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22056156
>>22055529 These always look very doughy, do you think it could work with thinner crust? Like maybe use the same no knead recipe but spread it thinner
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