For this first video recipe, we invite you to prepare a delicious wood-fired pizza together with our chef Lucas!
THE RECIPE IN VIDEO
Difficulty: Easy
INGREDIENTS
- Pizza dough
- 160g of special pizza flour (T00)
- 115g of water
- 5g of salt
- 0.5g of yeast
- Onion Crumble
- 30g of flour (T55)
- 30g of butter
- 30g finely chopped onion
- 3g of salt
- Trim
- 150g drained buffala mozzarella
- 100g drained tomato puree
- 20g of arugula
- 50g of Savoyard smoked ham chiffonade
- 30g of parmesan shavings
- 10g balsamic vinegar reduction
People | Preparation time | Cooking |
4 people | 30 minutes | 30 minutes |
INSTRUCTIONS
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The day before
Preparing the pizza dough - In a mixing bowl, mix the flour with the water to achieve autolysis.
- Let stand for at least 30 minutes.
- Add the yeast, then knead the dough.
- Finally, add the salt and knead again until you get a very elastic dough that doesn't tear. Check your gluten network before setting your dough aside for at least 7 hours at 17°C (maximum 20°C).
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The same day
Preparation of the onion crumble - Rub together the butter, flour and salt by hand.
- Add the finely chopped onions and mix well to distribute the onions throughout the dough.
- Roll out your crumble dough to about 1cm thick.
- Refrigerate for about 30 minutes
- It's time to fire up your pizza oven !
- After the resting time, cut your crumble into small cubes and place them on a baking tray. Preheat your oven to 180ºC (gas mark 6).
- Bake your crumble for 20 to 25 minutes in your oven. Keep an eye on it; it should be just golden brown to give your pizza a crispy, no burnt taste.
- Finishing the pizza
- Start by rolling out your pizza dough with your fingertips, rotating it regularly to give it a circular shape.
- Finish rolling down with the palm of your hand, making sure to maintain an even thickness.
- Spread your tomato puree, making sure to leave a border of about 2.5cm all around.
- Tear your mozzarella and spread it over the entire surface. Adding a generous amount will make the pizza softer. Be careful, as poorly drained mozzarella will spit out water and prevent the pizza from cooking properly.
- Cooking pizza in a wood-fired oven
- Bake your pizza when the oven registers between 370°C and 400°C. Cooking is very quick, approximately 2 to 4 minutes. Using your pizza peel, rotate it regularly in the oven for even cooking. Be careful not to pierce it!
- When your pizza base is cooked, remove it and add the remaining toppings: arugula, balsamic vinegar reduction, ham shreds, Parmesan shavings, and finally, onion crumble. Spread your ingredients evenly to give volume.
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