I am trying to make a homemade Neapolitan pizza in a regular home gas oven. I preheat the oven for 1 hours to max oven temperature 240 C. Place the pizza dough on a parchment paper add the tomato sauce and mozarella. Place the pizza in the oven for 15 minutes in the top tray of the oven. The tomato sauce dries out and the pizza is hard and not chewable at all. How can I resolve this problem?
I am trying to master the homemade Neapolitan pizza, from dough preparation to cooking it.  After following the recommendations at Seriouseats.com for the dough preparation, I came across some doubts regarding the oven use.  I understand that ideally I would make it in a 900F wood oven, but at home we don't have such equipment!  What is the best practice to make the Neapolitan Pizza in a regular gas oven that heats up to 530F? (i.e. temperature, time, tray positioning...) Are there changes in the way the dough has to be prepared?
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