You ain’t getting most from scratch pizza done in 30-45 minutes my guy. I like cooking probably way more than the next guy, but yeast needs to do it’s thing and most folks need at least 12 minutes for even a thin crust at 450-500 degrees. If you are doing the dough inside of 15 minutes you’re not getting the same style pizza and if you care you’ll notice it when the lack of the signature chewy crust. Probably more since most home cooks aren’t doing a really thin crust. You also aren’t getting soda, bread sticks, and the rest of the meal.
So yeah, it’s possible it’s faster. But often is not the correct frequency here. It’s quite the opposite.
I just make my pizza dough days in advance. I can cook it in a Dutch oven on the stovetop + under the broiler in 20 minutes total (I learned this method from Adam
Ragusea).
Is it like an Ooni or wood-fired or oven at 900°F? No. But it’s far and away better than Domino’s.
You ain’t getting most from scratch pizza done in 30-45 minutes my guy. I like cooking probably way more than the next guy, but yeast needs to do it’s thing and most folks need at least 12 minutes for even a thin crust at 450-500 degrees. If you are doing the dough inside of 15 minutes you’re not getting the same style pizza and if you care you’ll notice it when the lack of the signature chewy crust. Probably more since most home cooks aren’t doing a really thin crust. You also aren’t getting soda, bread sticks, and the rest of the meal.
So yeah, it’s possible it’s faster. But often is not the correct frequency here. It’s quite the opposite.
I just make my pizza dough days in advance. I can cook it in a Dutch oven on the stovetop + under the broiler in 20 minutes total (I learned this method from Adam Ragusea).
Is it like an Ooni or wood-fired or oven at 900°F? No. But it’s far and away better than Domino’s.