We would use this to rise pizza or flatbread dough. We section off into portion sizes for the flatbread to rise,would there be enough room
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There is room for one 12" pizza dough or one 12" by 12" flatbread. I am not for sure you wouldn't have better luck putting either one in your oven, with only the light burning to help the dough rise.I bake lots of bread and can put two bread pans in the proofer at a time, that gives plenty of room for circulation of the heat and the moisture from the water tray in the bottom. I am sold on the proofer and use it for bread, for yogurt and keeping sourdough starter. If you are only going to do one pizza dough or one flatbread, I feel sure it would work,,,,just don't go over 12" width. There is room for one 12" pizza dough or one 12" by 12" flatbread. I am not for sure you wouldn't have better luck putting either one in your oven, with only the light burning to help the dough rise.I bake lots of bread and can put two bread pans in the proofer at a time, that gives plenty of room for circulation of the heat and the moisture from the water tray in the bottom. I am sold on the proofer and use it for bread, for yogurt and keeping sourdough starter. If you are only going to do one pizza dough or one flatbread, I feel sure it would work,,,,just don't... » Read More There is room for one 12" pizza dough or one 12" by 12" flatbread. I am not for sure you wouldn't have better luck putting either one in your oven, with only the light burning to help the dough rise.I bake lots of bread and can put two bread pans in the proofer at a time, that gives plenty of room for circulation of the heat and the moisture from the water tray in the bottom. I am sold on the proofer and use it for bread, for yogurt and keeping sourdough starter. If you are only going to do one pizza dough or one flatbread, I feel sure it would work,,,,just don't go over 12" width. « Show Less
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The interior area is ~14 13/16" by ~12 5/8" (interior of wall to interior of wall). From the wire mesh to the top of the walls is ~8 3/4". There's a little rise in the angled top.
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I've found it large enough to rise two medium pizza dough's or three small.
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i make flatbread and foccacia all the time. This proofer holds a 13x9 inch pan easily
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It think so.The 12'' pizza ( I put it directly on the rack and works great)... has a little room left over on the sides & pans will probably work. I really love this machine and haven't used an regular oven in years ( I do still use my toaster)
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Yes; however, there won't be much room for items on either rack. Pizza or some other thin items would be fine, using convection of course.
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No this is more of a loaf cavity, although you should be able to experiment with it filling it with the proper amount of dough would make a sub loaf.
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I'm sure it probably would. This is thick like a commercial pan. But not much if you want a lot of pizza as it's rather small :-)
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That should not be a problem. There is plenty if space between the little hanging mounts and the actual basket. I put standard sized loaf of bread in mime just to give you an idea. Theres enough space for me to put 2 loaves of bread at a time.
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The container has plenty of room to mix and allow to rise in one container. The other containers are not large enough to mix and when you seal the top all my dough rose well. The price is for two so economical.
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I wouldn't recommend it for heavy doughs. I would use the Kitchen Aid stand mixer for that.
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depends on the size of the pizza, you can fit a 1/2 size baking sheetvery happy with the oven, the rotisserie works great. Perfect second oven
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Yes you can. But let it heat up first before putting your dough or pizza to prevent sticking.
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I don't think it would fit. You'd need to use a pizza pan or stone and there just doesn't seem to be room. You also want to bake pizza at 400 to 425 and mine has never gotten that hot. If you used small oven baking stones, you could probably bake the individual-sized pizzas on those but the crust might bake the way you want. Sounds like a good experiment project.
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Absolutely! That's the reason we bought it. It helps to throw down a little flower to help the dough lift off without leaving any behind. Also, be careful if you're using a cookie cutter or something like that; it'll go right through the mat it you're not careful.
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I fill a large size tin foil bread pan of food to warm stuff up in it and it fits. Great size for food for 1 or 2.
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I don't see why not, however you are right in that the size would be an issue for a full-size pizza.
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No, I don't think the pancake area is large enough. It might hold a small tortilla shell, but it definitely would not hold a larger tortilla or pizza shell.
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It can. I use a very heavy dough so it doesn't matter. With something very liquid, I would suggest you support the bottom when carrying to the oven. I have silicone muffin tins and I set them on a pizza pan and use that in the oven.
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When you say it has a very small opening, do you mean width or height? Obviously the opening width would be the main restriction. This peel is 14" wide and will work in an oven that size or larger. If you mean the height of the opening, you should be fine with any reasonable height. In fact it is easier to slide your pizza off of this peel without tipping it. So, it should be easier if height of the opening is the concern. Gary@EXO/Super Peel