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by cmain 6y ago
Mastering Pizza by Marc Vetri is another good one. As well as The Pizza Bible by Tony Gemignani.
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by cmain 6y ago
Its talking about 500C and you definitely can cook one that fast at that temp.
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by cmain 6y ago
IMO you best bet is a simple sauce with good tomatoes. Bianco Dinapoli, Sclafani (from NJ not Italy), Jersey Fresh, and anything from Stanislaus are good choices. From there just mix in salt and a minced clove of garlic (per 28oz can) and w
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by cmain 6y ago
Another thing to note is that since a lot of Neapolitan pizza makers conduct the entire fermentation at room temp, salt percentages are important and can change throughout the year with ambient temps.
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by cmain 6y ago
A good place to source the cheeses in the US is Caputo Brothers in Pennsylvania. They are one of the few places in the US doing cultured mozzarella and also have a lower moisture version for pizza. https://caputobrotherscreamery.
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by cmain 8y ago
I didn't quite make this jump, but did switch to a remote role at my startup so I could move from a big city to a relatively smaller city (Pittsburgh). So far I have been really happy with the move, mainly because housing in the major
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by cmain 10y ago
128 Technology | Burlington, MA (Greater Boston Area) | Full Time | ONSITE | Full Stack Engineer Do you want to solve complex problems and build systems that will change the Internet? Do you want to be part of a company that is on the cutti
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by cmain 10y ago
128 Technology | Burlington, MA (Greater Boston Area) | Full Time | ONSITE | Full Stack Engineer Do you want to solve complex problems and build systems that will change the Internet? Do you want to be part of a company that is on the cutti
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by cmain 11y ago
128 Technology | Burlington, MA (Greater Boston Area) | Full Time | ONSITE | Full Stack Engineer The engineering team at 128 Technology is looking for a front end engineer who is comfortable working within the full stack of our web applicat
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by cmain 11y ago
Not that this was necessarily the case with your vehicles, but battery placement in a vehicle will directly affect its lifespan. If it's closer to a heat source (e.g. the engine), it will die much faster. This is why some manufacturers
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by cmain 12y ago
Ah, we are using Java and using the Swagger jax-rs implementation as well. Good point though, not too surprised the Node implementation is lackluster.
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by cmain 12y ago
Good article. I was recently surprised to find that DreamFactory ( http://dreamfactory.com/ ) is also using Swagger. Only word of caution I have to JS folks is that the swagger-js implementation for client resource generation
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by cmain 14y ago
For those interested in this, look up Thompson's Algorithm ( http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Thompson%27s_const... ).