I’ve tried a variety of different grocery store flours with/without additives, and inched closer to that classic NY slice crust, but took another huge leap forward using All Trumps! Worth it!!

by TheStosh

26 Comments

  1. Elmacdonals

    What difference would you say it made. Pizzas look great.

  2. Sea_Bear7754

    The color of the crust on the red label is always so good.

  3. JordanRS1980

    These look excellent. Any interest in sharing your dough recipe?? Also, where did you purchase? I assume it requires access to a Restaurant Depot or something similar?

  4. dubbfoolio

    Looks fantastic OP. I’ve been interested to try All Trumps, but ultimately went for the un-bromated alternative last time:

    [https://www.webstaurantstore.com/king-arthur-flour-sir-lancelot-50-lb-hi-gluten-flour/104NFL5100S.html?srsltid=AfmBOooh7Gj99PST8fb_OTOyxf8oUzeE5A08IYF1WRP7rq8Ye8OzVTdnyAw](https://www.webstaurantstore.com/king-arthur-flour-sir-lancelot-50-lb-hi-gluten-flour/104NFL5100S.html?srsltid=AfmBOooh7Gj99PST8fb_OTOyxf8oUzeE5A08IYF1WRP7rq8Ye8OzVTdnyAw)

    Anybody ever compare and contrast the results? I’ve already exhausted by 50lb supply on bread and pizza and will choose one or the other next time.

  5. AdObjective9681

    I just bought a 50lb bag of the unbromated & unbleached all trumps and your right. It is a literal game changer. I was able to order it online, but I had to pay shipping. Though I recently found a restaurant supply store that is open to the public that carries it.

  6. FootballPizzaMan

    Tell me your on the east coast without telling me

  7. Equivalent_Bid4560

    What are you baking this on? Steel or stone?

  8. Single_Pumpkin_1803

    Just made my first batch today. It’ll sit happily in the fridge until I use it Friday. Can’t wait!

    Edit:
    I bought a 25 lbs bag of bromated on Zoro com for only $25 and shipped to Arizona. Shipping =$5

  9. ohfishell

    Nice looking ‘zas. Did you cook them on a stone or a steel?

  10. Past-Two9273

    I’m sitting here eating a salad my wife made me for dinner and I curse you slowly and silently so my wife doesn’t hear me….

  11. AnalogKid29

    Here’s my take on bromated flours and the controversy: Thousands of pizzerias use it so whether we like it or not we have all subjected ourselves to plenty of it. Yes it is banned in certain areas and has been proven to be mildly carcinogenic. You would have to eat large quantities the stuff every day for it to start to have detrimental effects on health. If you eat large quantities of pizza every day you will end up with health issues regardless. The pies look great!

  12. CoupCooksV2

    Can hear the crunch from here! Looks incredible

  13. Iamnotyourhero

    When I used to work in the pizza biz this is exactly the type of flour we used to make our dough. Takes me back

  14. corkedone

    This recipe is incredibly close to what my family restaurant has used for 40+ years.

  15. Where/how do you store 50 lb bag at home after you open? Airtight container? I don’t have that much fridge space to spare

  16. Where/how do you store 50 lb bag at home after you open? Airtight container? I don’t have that much fridge space to spare

  17. Mysterious-Brother35

    You’re using Trumps flour …. everyone should’ve already know that it would make a very beautiful pizza, a really good pizza, probably the most beautiful pizza in the world

  18. I saw someone comment about using diastatic malt powder with regular bread flour. Prior to picking up All Trumps, that’s exactly what I had been doing: King Arthur bread flour, vital wheat gluten (2.5%), diastatic malt powder (2.5 – 3%) with pretty good results. That being said, All Trumps is still in a different league. But, if you don’t have access to All Trumps or another good bakers flour, adding diastatic malt powder to your dough mix will definitely elevate your it to a new level, whether its pizza or bread.

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