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Pizza Napoletana

Bartosz

6h

Total time

19°C

Ambient temperature

69%

Hydration

6x260g

Portions

30 min

Autolyze time

59%

Autolyze hydration

Ingredients

Autolyze
Flour905 g
Water (59%)534 g
Main dough
Autolyze dough1439 g
Water (remaining)90 g
Fresh Yeast2.92 g
Salt31.2 g
Total1560 g

Flour blend

Saccorosso / Cuoco

Mulino Caputo

Saccorosso / Cuoco

634 g

70%

Manitoba Oro

Mulino Caputo

Manitoba Oro

272 g

30%

Fermentation schedule

6h
Start
10:00
04.04
Bake
16:00
04.04
Preparation / Balling
Autolyse
Room temp fermentation
Baking
Step by step details
0h
Autolyse preparation
8 min

Mix flour with part of the water prepared for autolyse and leave covered at room temperature. Do not add salt or yeast.

+8m
Autolyse
30 min

Leave the dough covered for the autolyse time. During this time, gluten will develop naturally and the flour will better absorb water. This process makes later kneading easier and improves dough elasticity. Autolyse time depends on flour type - for 00 flour, 30-60 minutes is recommended, for whole grain flours it may be longer. The dough during autolyse should be loose and easy to tear.

+38m
Proper kneading
~15 min

Add salt, yeast (fresh or dry) and the remaining water to the dough after autolyse. Start kneading, first gently mixing ingredients, then kneading vigorously. The kneading process should take about 10-15 minutes until gluten is fully developed. Test the dough with the window pane test - it should be stretchable into a thin membrane that doesn't tear. The dough should be smooth, elastic and slightly sticky.

+53m
Bulk rest
19°C
3h

Leave the dough covered at room temperature (20-24°C) for 3 hours. This is the time for the first bulk fermentation. During this time, the dough will double in volume and develop flavor. Regularly check the dough - it should be rising and gaining air. If the dough rises too quickly, you can move it to a slightly cooler place. If it rises too slowly, you can increase the temperature by 1-2°C.

+3h53m
Balling
~10 min

Divide the dough into equal pieces according to the planned number of pizzas. Shape each ball gently, closing the bottom and pulling the top toward the center. Do not degas the dough - preserve the air bubbles. The balls should be smooth and round. Place the balls in an airtight container, leaving some room for rising.

+4h3m
Ball fermentation
19°C
1h 57min

Leave the balls covered at room temperature to rise. This is the final fermentation stage before shaping the pizza. The balls should increase in volume by 50-100% and feel soft to the touch. If the dough rises too quickly, you can move it to a cooler place.

+6h
Bake

Preheat the oven to maximum temperature (preferably with a stone or pizza plate). Stretch the dough into a circle shape, keeping a thicker edge. Add tomato sauce and your favorite toppings. Transfer the pizza to the oven and bake for 5-10 minutes (for home oven) or 60-90s for ovens reaching 450°C+.

* The schedule shows the proportions of fermentation times. Hour 0 is the moment dough preparation begins.