doctype html html head link(href="../style.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css") meta(charset="UTF-8") meta(name="viewport" content="user-scalable=no, width=device-width") body.recipe h1 Pizza section.ingredients .image img(src="final.png") .list h2 For the dough table tr td 800 g td bread flour (King Arthur's) tr td 500 g td water (110°F - 115°F) tr td 3½ g td instant dry yeast tr td 16 g td salt tr td 8 g td sugar tr td 3 tsp td olive oil h2 For each pizza (×4) table tr td 2 cups td pizza sauce (or tomato puree) tr td 4 oz td mozzerella cheese (shredded) h2 Options for toppings table tr td pepperoni td black olives tr td green peppers td sliced onions tr td ground sausage td ground beef section.directions h2 For the dough table tr td 1 td Add yeast and sugar to the water without stirring. td 5 min tr td 2 td Stir the yeast mixture. In a separate bowl, combine the salt and flour. Gradually incorporate | the flour mixture into the water until fully mixed. tr td 3 td Add the oil and knead the dough, ensuring the dough ends up between 75°F to 80°F. td 4-5 min tr td 4 td Divide the dough into 4 exactly equal pieces and store in the refrigerator an oiled ziploc bag. td 2-3 days h2 For each pizza table tr td 1 td Preheat the oven and pizza stone to 550°F. td 1 hour tr td 2 td Open up the dough as described here, taking care not | to degas the crust. Finish by placing on two overlapping pieces of parchment paper. td 5 min tr td 3 td Set up all the toppings you would like on the pizza ahead of time in the proper amounts. The next | step will need to be performed quickly. td 1 min tr td 4 td Take the pizza stone out of the oven and place on a cooling rack. Slide the parchment paper over | the stone and then pull out one sheet at a time leaving the dough on the stone. Working | quickly, add the sauce, cheese, and then toppings. Return the stone to the oven promptly. td 2 min tr td 5 td Bake the pizza until the cheese is bubbling, the crust is brown, and the toppings just staring | to singe. td 4-6 min