Recipe My (forever) pizza dough recipe

They don't sell bread like that, they put it in a paper bag out of the cases, no labels. These stores are about the size of my kitchen and dining room together. But I haven't bought bread from either of them since about 2019.
Ahh, like Walmart sells bread. That's okay, check it out at any grocer that sells bread that's "corporately owned".
 
Yeah, I have a few jars of discard going, but it's got some activity going on even in the 37F cold of my refrigerator. I took out some for something else not long ago, and after 1 feeding, it was crazy active.

Yup.

I had a lot of other stuff around the house to do today, getting ready to start my dough in about an hour. We probably won't make pizzas until after 7 on Saturday. Looking forward to seeing how it turns out in cousin A's new pizza oven. His came out really good, though they lacked the sourdough flavor that I really like so much. I do prefer a little bit of a thinner crust like the ones he made, though. I told him to make a backup dough just in case.
Watch the temp you use, depending on how much sugar you used to feed the yeast for the dough, the sugar in the dough can potentially burn.
 
Watch the temp you use, depending on how much sugar you used to feed the yeast for the dough, the sugar in the dough can potentially burn.
They're going in cousin's pizza oven, probably 900f? It's out of my hands once we get there. But I like a thinner crust so they won't be in for long if he does them like he did last weekend.
 
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