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Interview conducted on January 23, 2013 by David Saltzer, AngelsWin.com Senior Writer Whenever I go to a meeting, I hope to get just one bit of useful information in order to call the meeting a success. Sometimes that doesn't always happen, but I am always hopeful. Yesterday I met with Jerry Dipoto, the General Manager for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. I hoped to ask him about his first year on the job, a bit about the 2012 season, and all the offseason moves he made to make the 2013 season. Like always, I hoped to gain just one insight to make it all worthwhile. Instead, what I got was a 40-minute education about how things work within the Angels, how he as a GM thinks, what he looks for, the skills he values, and the way he gets things done within the organization. We talked about all the things I hoped to discuss along with plenty more. He spent far more time with me than I ever imagined I would get. His candor to the questions was unlike the stock answers that bas...
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|5 June 1941[citation needed]
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|USS Wakefield (1941)
|scrapped 1964 (Kearny, NJ)
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|705 ft (215 m)
|86 ft (26 m)
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|1,100+ passengers, 500 crew
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At the time of their construction, the Manhattan and her sister ship, the Washington, also built by New York Shipbuilding Corporation, were the largest liners ever built in the United States, and Manhattan was the first large liner built in the US since 1905. The Manhattan and the Washington were two of the few pure liners built by New York Shipbuilding, which had previously built a large number of cargo liners. She carried over 1,100 passengers in cabin, tourist and third class. United States Lines signed contracts in 1931 for the two ships at a cost of approximately $21 million per ship. This was considered an extreme cost in the Depression, and a gamble by a man in the passenger liner business.[1]
Travel writer Douglas Ward claims in his book "Berlitz Guide to Cruising" that the alcoholic beverage "Manhattan" was named after the ship. However, there is little evidence to confirm this.
Beginning in August 1932, the Manhattan flew the US Lines flag on the New York-Hamburg route, a route she would continue to serve with only one short break until December 1939, when Roosevelt invoked the 1939 Neutrality Act against Germany. In 1936, the ship carried the US Olympic team to the Olympic Games in Berlin. In 1938, it carried some of the Kennedy family to the United Kingdom when Joseph P. Kennedy, Sr. was appointed U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain. From January 1940 until Italy's entry into World War II in June 1940, the Manhattan sailed between New York and Genoa. In January 1941, while in coastal service on the Atlantic seaboard, the Manhattan went aground just off the Florida beaches nine miles north of Palm Beach, and was refloated 22 days later.
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On 6 June 1941, the Manhattan was requisitioned and leased by the US Navy, and was subsequently commissioned as the troopship USS Wakefield on 15 June 1941. Assigned a Coast Guard crew under Commander Wilfrid N. Derby, she became the largest vessel ever operated by the Coast Guard.
The Manhattan would never reenter commercial service. On 3 September 1942, while en route from Clyde to New York as part of convoy TA-18, fire broke out aboard. Taken in tow by the Canadian Salvage vessel Foundation Franklin, the Wakefield reached Halifax five days later, still burning. By the time the last flames were extinguished, her hull was effectively gutted. Paid off by the US Navy, she was towed to Boston Navy Yard and rebuilt to troopship specifications.
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- ^ "Uncle Sam Enters The Atlantic Race", February 1931, Popular Mechanics article on the new construction in the 1930s
- Gibbs, C.R. Vernon (1957). Passenger Liners of the Western Ocean (2nd ed). London: Staples Press Limited. LCCN 57001880
- New York Shipbuilding Corporation (1948). 50 Years: New York Shipbuilding Corporation. Camden:house publication
- Newell, Gordon (1963). Ocean Liners of the 20th Century (1st ed.). Seattle: Superior Publishing Company. LCCN 63-18494
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- Winchester, Clarence, ed. (1937), "The Manhattan and the Washington", Shipping Wonders of the World, pp. 678–682 illustrated description of these ships


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The steer was first spotted about 10:15 a.m. after escaping from the George G. Ruppersberger & Sons Inc. slaughterhouse in the 2600 block of Pennsylvania Ave., according to police. It was shot less than an hour later.
Scores of people took pictures of the felled animal at North Charles and Preston Street, and the incident became fodder for social media, which lit up with pictures, Internet memes ("Cow Ripken") and fake Twitter accounts posting the supposed musings of the steer.
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But witnesses also raised serious questions about the appropriateness of police opening fire on the animal with people nearby.
Ellie Beziat said the animal was trotting 15 feet from her and her boyfriend when she saw an officer lean out of a moving cruiser and fire shots at its head. She said there were about 10 other pedestrians in the street.
"I don't know whether the [animal] needed to be shot, but I do know you shouldn't be firing out of a moving police car with pedestrians standing there," Beziat said.
Police said the steer had become "increasingly aggressive" and officers were unable to contain it. "We have to take into account the safety of the surroundings of everybody," Sgt. Sarah Connolly, a police spokeswoman, said of the decision to shoot the steer.
The department has assigned its Force Investigation Team, which investigates police-involved shootings and other serious uses of force, to the case.
The Ruppersberger plant has been open since 1966, and it was the only slaughterhouse in the city until the company recently opened up a larger plant in Southwest Baltimore, according to an article on AmericanFarm.com.
William Whitfield, wearing a blood-smeared T-shirt, said he was working at Ruppersberger & Sons at the time of the escape. The slaughterhouse had received 20 steers, 10 cows and one bull that morning, he said.
Two steers got loose, but only one was able to jump a fence.
"He hit Woodbrook [Street], then Francis Street, and head on out," Whitfield said. "He got full speed."
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The incident snarled traffic, and people flocked to the area. One officer, a late arrival to the scene, was overheard saying to a fellow officer, "I thought you meant a pit bull!" when he saw the animal.
Robert Queen, a 22-year-old designer, was driving onto North Avenue from Druid Hill Avenue when he saw the animal trot by. At first he thought it was a horse that had gotten loose, perhaps from the stall of an a-rabber, the produce salesmen who use horse-drawn carts.
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Police said they first started tracking the steer on North Avenue, and four police cars tried to hem it in near Eutaw Street, but the animal would not be held back, Baltimore police spokesman Lt. Eric Kowalczyk said.
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|Chopped onion
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|1 , thinly sliced (Green Onion)
|Garlic dressing
|2⁄3 Cup (10.67 tbs)
|Chopped italian parsley
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Lettuce leaves
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Peel the potatoes.
Using a melon-baller, scoop the potatoes into small balls; you should have about 2 cups.
Transfer potatoes to a pan of salted cold water and bring to a boil.
Reduce heat and cook until balls are tender but not mushy.
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``I almost cost the team the football game here. Fortunately we got lucky and the poor kid missed the field goal,'' Marguriet said. ``That was my fault. We were trying to run out the clock. We could have taken the safety.''
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Actress Deepika Padukone, who was on a roll with one hit performance after another in 2013, is jealous of another actress! She is in awe of Kangana Ranaut's work in the recently released "Queen".
"I have seen 'Queen' and I am jealous of her performance, I think she was outstanding," the 28-year-old said here Saturday at the HT Mumbai Most Stylish Awards.
Deepika also praised "Queen" director Vikas Bahl for portraying a woman's emotions so beautifully.
"What a beautiful film. I think if you are a woman and have been in a relationship, just the way he has captured the emotion of the girl and the way he has portrayed it, it's one of the best films I have seen in the longest time and it's outstanding," Deepika said.
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Loved you so much in Queen Kangana Ranaut ! Keep experimenting and don't become like the common heroines if BW!
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kangana gained a fan in me.. Queen awesome wrth watchin.. Life is all about lovn urself..:)
Awesome piece. Kangana u rocked . I can see vidya balan and aamir khan in her..
It was Vidya Balan's turn to shine two years ago, last year was Deepika - this year it will be Kangana. Vidya and Kangana are very excellent artists...
I waana give Kangana Ranaut a hug after watching Queen
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The talented young artists from the University of Utah Youth Theatre program return to Repertory Dance Theatre's "Ring Around the Rose" stage on March 9, 2013 at 11:00 am. This year they will be paying tribute to the master children's writer, Dr. Seuss.
The young actors (ages 10-18) will be performing a "Smattering of Seuss" in honor of Dr. Seuss' birthday on March 2. The performance will include Dr. Seuss favorites like "My Many Colored Days" and "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish." Youth Theatre students have prepared their favorite Seuss stories - some set to music, others told through creative movement, all sure to be very entertaining. As with all Ring Around the Rose shows, there will also be plenty of opportunities for audience involvement .
University of Utah Youth Theatre (UUYT) is dedicated to empowering youth to skillfully participate in the performing arts as a vehicle to explore their creativity, engage in their community and think critically about the world. For over twenty-five years, UUYT has been providing high quality out of school time theatre arts programs for young people along the Wasatch Front.
Youth Theatre at the U will perform at Ring Around the Rose on Saturday, March 9, 2013 at 11:00 am at the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center (138 West 300 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84101). $5 tickets available through ArtTix (www.arttix.org, 801-355-ARTS, or at the box office).
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SUSE Linux Is Hooking Up With Btrfs Too
Fedora was the first tier-one Linux distribution shipping with support for optionally installing to a Btrfs file-system for the past year, but in recent weeks the adoption rate of Btrfs looks like it will be quickly rising. Fedora 13 is extending the Btrfs support to offer system rollback support by where a file-system snapshot is created via Btrfs each time a yum transaction takes place. Red Hat recently released the first public beta of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.0 and it includes Ananconda installation support for RHEL6 onto Btrfs, MeeGo will be using Btrfs by default in this distribution that marries Maemo and Moblin, and Ubuntu is making Btrfs plans where Btrfs may become the default file-system in Ubuntu 10.10. Novell / openSUSE is also getting in bed with Btrfs.
19 May 2010 - Btrfs Features - 5 Comments
OpenSUSE Says Farewell To RadeonHD Driver
The RadeonHD Linux driver that came about in 2007 following the announcement of AMD's open-source driver strategy has had an interesting history. This driver was developed by Novell's developers, but now they are even dropping it from their openSUSE distribution.
3 May 2010 - No Longer In OpenSUSE - 44 Comments
openSUSE 11.3 Milestone 4 Released
Right on schedule, openSUSE 11.3 Milestone 4 has been released. This fourth test release brings many changes, among which that take place "under the hood" is switching over to the Upstart init daemon, an upgrade to NetworkManager 0.8 for wired/wireless/broadband network management, and other packages upgraded include OpenOffice.org, Mono, CUPS, Python, and Samba, among others.
25 March 2010 - New openSUSE Testing
openSUSE 11.3 Milestone 1 Released
While Red Hat is busy at work on Fedora 13 and Canonical is busy working on their Long-Term Support release of Ubuntu 10.04, Novell is working on openSUSE 11.3. This next upgrade to openSUSE is due out in mid-July, but the first milestone release is now available.
1 February 2010 - New openSUSE - 7 Comments
Moonlight, Microsoft Patent Covenant Updates
Just two days after Mono 2.6 was rolled out, which has been widely discussed within our forums, Miguel de Icaza has a few more Microsoft / Mono related announcements. Miguel this morning has announced that Moonlight 2.0 is complete, there is a new collaboration agreement between Microsoft and Novell to bring the Silverlight 3.0 and 4.0 feature sets to Moonlight, and Microsoft has updated its patent covenant that concerns Moonlight's distribution abilities.
17 December 2009 - Moonlight 2, 3, 4 - 22 Comments
Mono 2.6 Released, Supports LLVM Generation
To end out 2009, Miguel de Icaza has announced the release of Mono 2.6 along with MonoDevelop 2.4. This major update to Mono delivers WCF client and server for what is exposed by Microsoft's Silverlight 2.0, a continuations framework, a new soft debugger, a verifier and security toolbox, more complete 3.5 coverage, and various other changes to this free software project to implement Microsoft's .NET on Linux. One of the interesting changes though in Mono 2.6 is that it now supports LLVM.
15 December 2009 - MonoDevelop 2.2 Too - 141 Comments
Mono's C# Compiler Now 4.0 Feature Complete
For those interested in programming in C# on Linux or have interest in Mono for using Microsoft's .NET, you may be pleased to know that Mono's C# compiler is now C# 4.0 feature complete. Covariance and contravariance, optional parameters, dynamic binding, and other features of the C# 4.0 programming language have now been implemented within Mono. The Mono C# compiler that supports this is not yet in a released version, but you will need to checkout the Mono SVN code.
9 December 2009 - C# 4.0 Features - 10 Comments
openSUSE 11.2 Final Released
Coming in between the releases of Ubuntu 9.10 and Fedora 12 is openSUSE 11.2, which is available as of this morning. The openSUSE 11.2 desktop is now using KDE 4.3 by default (though GNOME 2.28 is also available), OpenOffice.org 3.1 integration, the Linux 2.6.31 kernel, and many other underlying advancements.
12 November 2009 - New openSUSE Release - 7 Comments
OpenSuSE 11.2 Release Nears, Hits Final RC
On the same day as the Ubuntu 9.10 release, Novell has made available the final release candidate of the forthcoming OpenSuSE 11.2 update.
29 October 2009 - Coming Soon - 6 Comments
OpenSuSE 11.2 Reaches Release Candidate
OpenSuSE 11.2 is getting ready to be released with its EXT4 usage, Linux 2.6.31 kernel, updated drivers, updated desktop for both GNOME and KDE, YaST improvements, and much more. In preparation for this release, Novell has put out the first release candidate of 11.2. OpenSuSE 11.2 integrates bug-fixes as well as updates the kernel to Linux 18.104.22.168, pumps in the latest GNOME 2.28 final packages, bumps PulseAudio to 0.9.19, and brings Qt 4.5.3. Novell is still aware of some bugs with this OpenSuSE 11.2 build,
15 October 2009 - New OpenSuSE Build
Moonlight 2.0 Beta 1 Rolls Out With Improvements
While betas of Microsoft's Silverlight 3 platform have been available for a number of months after being announced in the last half of 2008, their free software implementation of Silverlight, which is known as Moonlight and developed largely by Novell with the Mono developers, has lagged behind. Only today has the first beta release for Moonlight 2.0 been released. While Moonlight 2.0 is largely focused on implementing Silverlight 2 features, a few Silverlight 3 features did manage to work their way into this release.
17 August 2009 - New Silverlight Linux Release - 10 Comments
OpenSuSE 11.2 Milestone 5 Released
The OpenSuSE developers have just announced the release of 11.2 Milestone 5. OpenSuSE 11.2 Milestone 5 ships with the Linux 2.6.31-rc4 kernel, has been built with GCC 4.4.1, provides PackageKit 0.5, updates the desktop environments to KDE 4.3 and GNOME 2.27.5, and uses X Server 1.6.3. This new release from Novell also has Firefox 3.5.1 and version 3.1.1 Beta 1 of OpenOffice.org. The changes found in Milestone 5 can be found on their factory news page.
8 August 2009 - New Release From Novell - 2 Comments
OpenSuSE 11.2 Milestone 2 Brings Changes
A month after the release of OpenSuSE 11.2 Milestone 1, the second alpha release for this next major OpenSuSE update is now out in the wild.
28 May 2009 - New End-User Changes In SuSE Land - 7 Comments
OpenOffice.org 3.1 Released w/ New Features
OpenOffice.org 3.0 was release last October, but today the OpenOffice.org community has announced the release of its first major update. OpenOffice.org 3.1 brings a major revamp of the program's on-screen graphics, further grammar check integration, performance improvements, improved support for bi-directional scripts, easier deployment of macro applications, and many other features.
7 May 2009 - New OpenOffice.org Release - 1 Comment
OpenSuSE 11.2 Milestone 1 Released
The Novell developers behind OpenSuSE have announced the release of OpenSuSE 11.2 Milestone 1. This is the first, early look at OpenSuSE 11.2, which will officially be released later this year. OpenSuSE 11.2 Milestone 1 incorporates the Linux 2.6.29 kernel, KDE 4.2.2, GNOME 2.26, Mono 2.4, OpenOffice.org 3.1 Beta 4, and Xfce 4.6. Beyond many package updates, OpenSuSE 11.2 will also feature improvements to its installer, package cache handling in YaST, and the LiveCDs are now using LZMA compression.
24 April 2009 - New OpenSuSE Test Release - 4 Comments
OpenSuSE 11.1 Released
Just in time for Christmas, Novell has announced the availability of OpenSuSE 11.1. OpenSuSE 11.1 is updated against the latest Linux packages including KDE 4.1, GNOME 2.24, OpenOffice.org 3.0, the Linux 2.6.27 kernel, and various other updates. For more information on OpenSuSE 11.1 or to download it, checkout OpenSuSE.org.
18 December 2008 - Novell Updates Its Distro - 12 Comments
Moonlight 1.0 Beta w/ Microsoft Media Pack
Miguel de Icaza has today announced the release of Moonlight 1.0 Beta 1. This test release brings in Microsoft Media Pack for playing back video and audio files that is a direct decedent of the decoders found in Silverlight 2.0.
2 December 2008 - Microsoft & Novell - 11 Comments
OpenSuSE 11.1 Release Candidate 1
Three weeks prior to the expected availability of OpenSuSE 11.1, the first release candidate is now out for testing. New packages in OpenSuSE 11.1 RC1 include the Linux 18.104.22.168 kernel, glibc 2.9, new translations, Amaraok 2.0 Release Candidate 1, and Zypper 1.0.1. OpenSuSE 11.1 RC1 also brings forth a newer and shorter distribution license. Download links and the release announcement can be read on the OpenSuSE mailing list.
28 November 2008 - Final Version Coming Soon - 8 Comments
OpenSuSE 11.0 Released
Today the OpenSuSE project has announced the release of OpenSuSE 11.0. This new Linux desktop release has a horde of improvements. Some of the new packages include GNOME 2.22, KDE 4.0, Compiz Fusion, Firefox 3.0, and more. This release also includes the new OpenSuSE installer. A few screenshots from an earlier development release can be viewed here. All of the release details (and download links) are available from the OpenSuSE website.
19 June 2008 - A New Distribution Release From Novell - 10 Comments
The Installer For OpenSUSE 11.0
Yesterday OpenSUSE 11.0 RC 1 was released with 578 bug-fixes since OpenSuSE 11.0 beta 3. This summer release of OpenSuSE 11.0 brings quite a bit to the table, among which is a new installer. Back in January when OpenSuSE 11.0 Alpha 1 surfaced we had provided a tour of the new OpenSuSE installer. This Linux installer uses Trolltech's Qt4 tool-kit and provides a dramatically improved experience over the earlier YaST installer. However, as the interface has changed slightly since sharing those screenshots, attached are the installation screenshots from OpenSuSE 11.0 RC 1. More information on this release candidate can be found in the OpenSuSE release announcement.
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Quick MLS recap: Wrapping up an eventful Saturday
Oct 27, 2013, 12:50 AM EDT
- Portland claimed the Western Conference regular season championship by throttling Chivas USA down in Southern California, 5-0. Supporters Shield was already out of the question thanks to Kansas City's win earlier in the day, but the Timbers' win ensured that Caleb Porter's team has the best chance in the West of hosting MLS Cup. How's that for a turnaround?
- Philadelphia was eliminated in the 2-1 loss to Sporting Kansas City. Anybody remember when the Union was right at the top of the East and Jack McInerney was scoring a goal every time he got out of bed … or so it seemed? What a fall from grace it was for John Hackworth's young team.
- With Philly out of the playoff picture, four teams (Montreal, Chicago, New England and Houston) remain eligible for the three remaining playoff spots out of the East. Chicago, New England and Houston all control their fate, all able to qualify for the post-season with wins on Sunday. But if one slips up, Montreal is in.
- Sporting Kansas City's win positioned the club to take Supporters Shield if New York cannot get the job done Sunday; Mike Petke's Red Bulls need a win to seal the Supporters Shield – which would be the club's first major trophy in 18 years. (And believe me, I have to keep double checking to make sure that's really true.)
- Who knows what Montreal's loss at Toronto (1-0 at a wet and rainy BMO Field) will do for TFC manager Ryan Nelsen, where yet more organizational reshaping may be underway in the coming off-season. But we do know how much it helped the other Eastern Conference playoff pursuers. Read more about that here.
- In Montreal's loss, Golden Boot pursuer Marco Di Vaio failed to register a goal. That means he and Chicago's Magee remain level at 20 goals each in a dandy chase for the league's final scoring leadership. More on that one here. By the way, Magee takes the Fire's penalty kicks … which gave him a bit of an edge on Di Vaio coming into the weekend, anyway.
- Don't forget about this: why MLS clubs are fairly desperate to avoid finishing fourth or fifth, why it's apples-and-oranges better to finish no worse than third.
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"Portland claimed the Western Conference regular season championship by throttling Chivas USA down in Southern California, 5-0."
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Mixing larger batches and then freezing some?
I have a question about freezing hearthbread dough. Since it seems just as easy to mix a batch of dough using a single 5lb bag of flour than some smaller portion and just as easy to stretch and fold the 9 or so lbs of resulting dough than the smaller portion. Does it make sense to divide the 9 lbs and freeze some portion to use later? And if this makes some sense when is the right time to divide and freeze? After the stretch and fold? After the fridge time? After the first shape?
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After the baking! Frozen bread dough is, in my experience, consistently inferior. OTOH, once baked, I find the crust on wet artisanal breads softens (which I don't like) and need to be "refreshed" by reheating if one wants good crust. Frozen bread, reheated for 15 min or so at 300 to 325 is not quite as good in flavor as fresh but can have superior crust! So I recommend freezing after baking.
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Thanks for input Jay. It sounds like if I mix a big batch then it's best to bake the big batch and find homes for anything over our needs. Our friends and neighbors will be happy more often.
Jay, what do you think suffers with freezing? Does the gluten degrade, texture, and or the flavor goes south, like fresh tomatoes in the fridge?
Last edited by SCChris; 08-07-2010 at 05:51 PM.
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I would have agreed that frozen dough is inferior until last week. 3 weeks ago, I made 45 pounds of Neapolitan dough. I needed only 35 pounds so I divided up the 10# into 4 balls and packaged each separately. The next week, I set them out on the counter and fired up the MAM BFO. I didn't expect it to be as good. Well... It was perfect. Mind you it was frozen for just 1 week. My guess is that if you can guard against freezer burn, you stand a good chance of keeping a quality dough.
Give it a try. Good luck.
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Hi Chris!
I think there is a big difference between freezing dough for pizza and freezing it for bread. Pizza, as I have stated in other threads, is far more forgiving to under/over-proofing.
Freezing is not fatal as PP suggests. One can make decent bread and potentially equivalent out of frozen dough but time is an important factor. Freezing kills yeast and the deaths climb with time - not counting the potential impact of freezer burn. Freezer burn is another factor. In my experience dough has a tendency to hide in a corner and be forgotten and found months later and that is consistently bad in my experience - virtually dead dough but you can still make a pizza out of it. However, when it freezer burns and forms a skin it is hopeless IMO. Just throw it out.
I have tried freezing dough but I can't get the same oven spring and rise soI simply prefer to bake it and hold it. The bread is still subject to freezer burn but I find it stores well for about a month wrapped tightly in good plastic wrap and somewhat longer when double wrapped in in plastic and foil. The loaves are lots harder to overlook in the freezer and they can be ready to eat much faster than raw dough. Good when company arrives or you simply want bread in a hurry. (A sneaky way is to partially defrost it in the microwave and then finish it in the oven for ten to fifteen minutes (at 300 to 350).
Try both and let us know what you think!
Last edited by texassourdough; 08-08-2010 at 08:09 AM. Reason: add some thoughts
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I always make extra dough and freeze it after the second rising as a dough ball. That way I can make pizza on short notice without all the prep time. Good dough takes time and planning. The frozen dough is consistently better than my "hurry up" dough when the urge hits. I try not to keep it for more that 3 weeks in the freezer.
Texassourdough is right..pizza dough is much more forgiving than bread.
Bottom line... even frozen dough is better than no pizza at all
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Re: Mixing larger batches and then freezing some?
Hi Bruce!
I have NO problem with freezing pizza dough. Do it routinely with extra dough balls. But I do find some pathetic ones in the back of my freezer from time to time. My comments were originally specific to bread because that was specifically what Chris was asking about in his first email!
And I definitely agree that frozen dough is better than no dough at all! Good Mantra!
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Thank you all for the input and info on freezing bread dough and pizza dough. I'll freeze a few balls of pizza dough because it can be done and it helps with the ability to be more spontaneous. Bread dough, on the other hand, will be made as needed.
Thanks again!!
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SSsssTING! In the future, I will exercise due diligence in reading the queries posed with one singular and specific purpose. I will note the specifications as written and will make every effort in regard to my reply to stay within the specified parameters of the written question.
Let me pick up my teeth and back on out of here.
Re: Mixing larger batches and then freezing some?
PizzaPolice, time to time we're all guilty of a bit of pushing the boundaries of the original post. I'm glad that the comparison, of the dough's and their ability to be frozen, came up in the thread. I wouldn't have separated the two relative to this without the subject being addressed in the same thread.. I think it's interesting that these two are different enough to be handled so differently. I didn't think of the freezer burn aspect and that the agreement here and in other forums bread forums is that the yeast really suffers from being frozen, as do other flavor and textural components of bread. It seems that the baking environments are so very different and freezing small, 200g or so balls of pizza dough as opposed to 500g or loaf sized portions of bread dough, makes a huge difference. It seems that it's acceptable to use frozen dough for pizza because the final product is so superior to the alternatives of ordering out, but not nearly as good as a properly timed batch. I'll accept this.
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