Simple method, outrageously good pizza
The method is straightforward: Make pizza dough using 00 flour, a super-soft, high-protein flour that’s the hallmark of true Neapolitan pizza. Let it rise for a while for the best elasticity and flavor—24 hours is ideal—and then stretch the dough by hand. “You’ll never see a rolling pin in a Naples pizzeria,” says Maselli. “And you don’t need one if the dough has the right elasticity; it’ll stretch forever.” Then fry the dough until golden.
Back home, Maselli has made a few changes to the toppings. Instead of using smoked mozzarella, he lightly smokes his no-cook tomato sauce and uses burrata, a fresh cream-filled mozzarella, to top the fried crust. After baking, he finishes the pie with a drizzle of extra-virgin olive oil and a sprinkle of coarse smoked sea salt. Delizioso!
Luckily, you don’t have to live in Oakland (or Naples) to enjoy this outrageously good pizza. Maselli adapted his recipe so that you can make it at home. 00 flour isn’t hard to get, and Maselli’s dough is a dream to work with, rising overnight on your counter without any help from you. You can fry the crust a few hours before topping and baking it, if you like, and the sauce is as simple as crushing good canned tomatoes in a bowl. You can top the fried crust as Maselli does, or use whatever other ingredients you like.
So come on, it’s fried pizza—you know you want some!
Simple method, outrageously good pizzaThe method is straightforward: Make pizza dough using 00 flour, a super-soft, high-protein flour that’s the hallmark of true Neapolitan pizza. Let it rise for a while for the best elasticity and flavor—24 hours is ideal—and then stretch the dough by hand. “You’ll never see a rolling pin in a Naples pizzeria,” says Maselli. “And you don’t need one if the dough has the right elasticity; it’ll stretch forever.” Then fry the dough until golden.Back home, Maselli has made a few changes to the toppings. Instead of using smoked mozzarella, he lightly smokes his no-cook tomato sauce and uses burrata, a fresh cream-filled mozzarella, to top the fried crust. After baking, he finishes the pie with a drizzle of extra-virgin olive oil and a sprinkle of coarse smoked sea salt. Delizioso!Luckily, you don’t have to live in Oakland (or Naples) to enjoy this outrageously good pizza. Maselli adapted his recipe so that you can make it at home. 00 flour isn’t hard to get, and Maselli’s dough is a dream to work with, rising overnight on your counter without any help from you. You can fry the crust a few hours before topping and baking it, if you like, and the sauce is as simple as crushing good canned tomatoes in a bowl. You can top the fried crust as Maselli does, or use whatever other ingredients you like. So come on, it’s fried pizza—you know you want some!
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