Hi Neal, are you baking your pizza crust at a high temperature (450 degrees or higher)? Generally this serves to deliver quite a crunchy crust, without adding steam. My concern is that steam will reduce the temperature of the oven, and since pizzas bake for a relatively short time, you won't experience the same positive results that you'll see when adding steam to your bread baking. I have brushed the edge of my pizza dough with garlic oil and sprinkled with our Artisan Bread Topping, and this gives the crust a wonderful flavor, but not necessarily more crunch.
March 22, 2020 at 3:38pm
In reply to I would love to get my pizza… by Neal Lavon (not verified)
Hi Neal, are you baking your pizza crust at a high temperature (450 degrees or higher)? Generally this serves to deliver quite a crunchy crust, without adding steam. My concern is that steam will reduce the temperature of the oven, and since pizzas bake for a relatively short time, you won't experience the same positive results that you'll see when adding steam to your bread baking. I have brushed the edge of my pizza dough with garlic oil and sprinkled with our Artisan Bread Topping, and this gives the crust a wonderful flavor, but not necessarily more crunch.
Barb