Mad Cook
Master Chef
No wood fired oven, no success. +1 on the fresh basil.
Fresh basil - grow your own from seed or plant from the gardn centre or supermarket.
No wood fired oven, no success. +1 on the fresh basil.
The world moves on. How many people have a wood fired stove these days unless you have one of those fancy outdoor clay pizza ovens?If we are getting down to brass tacks about the original, it was done in one. Wood was the source of cooking fuel back then, I believe.
We get brewer's yeast on this side of the pond. However, it's dry and it won't raise anything. It's used as a nutritional supplement. Easy to find in almost any health food store.Brewers YEAST. Probably not widely available in USA. In the 19th C, before the advent of dried yeast, it was common to go to the brewery to buy yeast liquid for bread making. At least it was in Britain.
The OP probably means this or brewer's yeast in translation means just yeats
The world moves on. How many people have a wood fired stove these days unless you have one of those fancy outdoor clay pizza ovens?
Learn to adapt.
Oh dear, how stupid I am. Remind me again - what are bricks, including fire bricks, made of?Adapt I have. I can get the same results as a wood fired oven in the Egg. Outdoor wood fired ovens are generally made with fire brick and refractory cement, no clay involved. Besides, we were discussing the original pizza, which was made in a wood fired oven. I don't recall comparing what was then the cooking method to what is the norm for modern day ovens.
everything has its time. later I will send you also the true process. no desperate and when you try this tell me..... . bye
They are what I have in my wood stove.Oh dear, how stupid I am. Remind me again - what are bricks, including fire bricks, made of?
(Sarcasm off)
It's sold here, too, but not as much as it used to be. We call it cake yeast. Note that the name doesn't mean that it's used for cakes, but rather that it comes as a cake or brick.is it just yeast . I refer to the yeast that in Italia we buy in the supermarket in the form of a cube. I not refer to the yeast powder .