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Made pizza with my gf yesterday. Don't know what went wrong but the second of the 3 pizzas was way too thick in the middle
Keep making more!
Protip: parbake your pizza crusts! Then you can load them up with cheese but avoid doughy middles
Parbake?
The pizza was still great just a bit fat
Mostly cook it, so that you can cook it again after adding toppings.
From wikipedia: Parbaking (also known as part-baked in the UK) is a cooking technique in which a bread or dough product is partially baked and then rapidly frozen for storage or assembled into a final product.
So you say hal bake it then freeze it and full bake it later? Or just the same without freezing it inbetween?
Freezing is optional. For pizzas, the real benefit is that you don't try to cook both the dough and cheese at once. In my experience it's easier than trying to balance cooking the dough fully without burning the cheese
I never really had issue with the dough cooking and the cheese burning so IDK
May not be worth the effort in your case. Ymmv. I've had undercooked middles enough that I prefer to parbake the crust before adding toppings.
I've been using a pizza stone and just cranking rhe oven as high as it goes an no issues.