Naples just went on my bucket list.
Yeah knife and fork or folded into a wallet (street food), never sliced. I need the buy/build an oven to get any where close... the key is bake time.The pizza looks awesome! But it's kinda strange it's not cut into slices. Is that an American thing?
I can't wait to hear your report when you get back. And to see your new pies from what you learned!
Neo pies use low protein(gluten) 00 caputo + 60-90 second bake times...keeping the pies very tender.I just made some pizzer dō, but left out the 'vital wheat gluten', which I was told helps to make it thin & crispy.
I was inspired by that poofy, light & airy Naples dough! I WANT that!
Lord knows what I'll end up with - but it's just fun to play with dough.
It was like cuting into a cloud. It is our favroite so far made by maestro pizzaiuolo Ciro Salvo at Masse pizzeria. http://pizzanapoleta...-of-ciro-salvo/The crust on that last pizza looked really light, as in airy light, but looked to also have a nice chew to it.
Pretty much...our taste buds have been spoiled. Nothing compares. time to start saving for an oven http://www.fornobravo.com/store/YOu can blow this thread up after this. Nothing will ever top it.
Yeah knife and fork or folded into a wallet (street food), never sliced.
Example of a wallet/booklet
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