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I like to cube or shred the above cheeses, but when I’m feeling lazy, these two bags work great: The Sauce For beginners looking for an even faster cooking style, a perforated deep-dish pizza pan is for you. Nibbed
Return the dough to the pan and begin by adding your cheese, using pre-shredded cheese on the perimeter (if you’re going for that dramatic, tall frico crust) and hand-grated cheese on the interior. Note: Here I am using all hand-grated cheese, which I prefer for its flavor. You will see at the end that the crust is not tall and dramatic, but it sure is tasty.
Deep-dish pizza pans are available on different types of surfaces which affects the baking performance of the kitchenware. Grease a 10 x 14-inch Detroit-style pizza pan with olive oil and spread it evenly. Then, place the dough ball in the center of the pan and start stretching it into a rectangular shape.
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Update 2/10/2023: After many experiments, I find I can get a light, airy dough when I do a room-temperature overnight rise, followed by a room-temperature proof. The Cheese Preheat Oven: Preheat to 450 degrees F. I recommend baking the pizza on a pizza stone, or if you don’t have a pizza stone, use a baking sheet, and allow it to preheat in the oven.
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As noted above, this is great for convenience — it’s so nice having a nearly assembled pizza waiting in the fridge — but it’s also beneficial for the dough: the longer dough ferments, the more gas bubbles are produced, and when those gas bubbles hit the hot oven, they expand, creating a light, porous crust.