Except if you’re doing thin crust when you don’t want a crust. Massimo please could you do a ‘Thin crust pizza’ video. Stretching, loading and baking 😀
For Roman or Bari style pizza you do the exact opposite, instead of pressing and pushing from the centre, you start by pressing the edge and work your way to the centre. To be honest, you could use a rolling pin as well, as you will definitely lose all the air inside your dough ball.
Hey Maestro! Thanks for the interesting and helpful content! What do you do on cold days so that the dough stays warm? And what is the minimum dough temperature to work with?
Dear Massimo, stretching looks so easly, but i guess it is so most difficult part. I used caputo saccorosso 65% hydration, flour and water 5° C, kneating until 24° C, time to ripe 40 hours. If i start to stretch, the dough looks like shredded.
I struggle with accidently flattening the crust with my fingers when stretching. How do I grip it correctly to stretch without slipping onto the crust?
Thanks Maestro Massimo,this is very good teaching.
Maestro ! Thank you for this clear explanation. It makes all the better and really appreciate your expertise!
Always quality sir! 👌
Except if you’re doing thin crust when you don’t want a crust. Massimo please could you do a ‘Thin crust pizza’ video. Stretching, loading and baking 😀
sure
For Roman or Bari style pizza you do the exact opposite, instead of pressing and pushing from the centre, you start by pressing the edge and work your way to the centre. To be honest, you could use a rolling pin as well, as you will definitely lose all the air inside your dough ball.
Bravo Massimo
Hey Maestro!
Thanks for the interesting and helpful content!
What do you do on cold days so that the dough stays warm? And what is the minimum dough temperature to work with?
Yes in the winter I keep raining indoors at temperature between 10 t0 14 degrees
Educational!
Great Tutorial!
Thank younfor sharing your knowledge and talent!
Greetings from Singapore🌹🌹🌹
Edith, a happy Subcriber
Dear Massimo, stretching looks so easly, but i guess it is so most difficult part. I used caputo saccorosso 65% hydration, flour and water 5° C, kneating until 24° C, time to ripe 40 hours. If i start to stretch, the dough looks like shredded.
That flour it's not designed for long raising time
Thank you very much.
Do you use coarse semolina or does this not matter? Thanks for your videos.
i use both
Great video as usual, please what product of semolina and do you have half semolina and half flour ?
2 type of semolina
Thanks for the video. My pizza's are alot better now!
What are your thoughts about pineapple on a pizza?
I never try but I not judge nobody if someone like. But it's not for me.
I struggle with accidently flattening the crust with my fingers when stretching. How do I grip it correctly to stretch without slipping onto the crust?
nice i will apply everything to my pizza shop you want to come to america to my shop that would be nice!!
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Which flour do you sprinkle on the table before you put the pizza dough to shape?
Semolina
Hi, do you do in person training?
Yes only Monday and Tuesday
@@massimonocerino how can I get in touch with you to book a session?
Salve! La pala è da 33 o 35 cm?
33 cm
Don’t cry, dear baby! Come to eat pizza and you will be be happy!
Are you adding the toppings at the top or at the bottom of the dough?
At the top
the dough seem to be a bit old
???????24 hours it's too old for you?
@@massimonocerino :) probably the temperature got higher and then is rising faster.