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| Handling Instructions |
- Store in freezer at a minimum 0°F. Thaw slowly so that dough warms evenly.
- To acquire a raised edge, we suggest you use a rolling pin to shape dough. Use
flour on dough to eliminate tackiness and dough sticking to your hands or the rolling pin.
After the desired size is reached, hand toss 2-3 times.
- The dough also can be shaped with a hot or cold press, although it will not develop a
fluffy, raised edge.
- Sometimes when yeast is activated too fast air pockets will develop in the pizza. If you
want to eliminate these you will need to dock the crust with a hand docker before you
apply the toppings.
- If you want a thick crust pizza, place the sheeted dough in an oiled pan and proof it to the
desired thickness. We don't recommend proofing the pizza on a screen; it may stick to the
screen after it raises.
- Apply the ingredients from the crown toward the center, keeping a minimum amount of ingredients
in the center of the pizza. When the pizza is baking, the edge will raise up higher and toppings will
flow toward the center of the pizza.
- Some training is required for the novice pizza baker. Please contact your representative or e-mail
us to set up a training session.
- If you are going to display your finished pizzas, you'll see that our product will stay moist
and tender under a pizza warmer for extended periods. The lower the temperature the longer it will
hold up. Also, you can re-heat the pizza slices per order and return the product to its original quality.
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| Benefits |
- No mixing equipment or dough development is required.
- Prep time will be eliminated.
- Because of the pre-sized product you will have portion and cost controls.
- Although you will need to inventory the doughballs, you will eliminate the
storage of yeast, flour, and other raw ingredients.
- Each doughball is individually wrapped.
- You will simplify your operation without sacrificing quality.
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| Product Weights (in Ounces) |
| 6, 8, 10, 12 |
| 14, 16, 18, 20 |
| 22, 24, 26, 28 |
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| Baking Instructions* |
| Type of Oven |
Oven Temp. |
Baking Time |
| Conventional Oven |
500° |
14-16 min. |
| Convection Oven |
450° |
6-8 min. |
| Conveyor Oven |
450° |
5-7 min. |
| Pizza Deck Oven |
500° |
8-12 min. |
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*Oven time and temperature may vary