Recipe Details
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Pasini Verde

Pizza Napoletana

Paweł
Paweł

26h

Total time

18h

Of which in fridge

22°C

Ambient temperature

56%

Hydration

6x280g

Portions

Notes

2 H Blok TO 2 H Kulki TO 18 H TK (5°C) 4 H Kulki TO - przed wypiekiem

Ingredients

Flour1057 g
Water592 g
Salt31.7 g
Fresh Yeast1.44 g
Total1680 g

Used flour

Verde

Molino Pasini

Verde

Type: 00

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Fermentation schedule

26h 25min
Preparation / Balling
Room temp fermentation
Fridge
Baking
Step by step details
0h
Dough mixing
15min

Pour all water into the bowl, then add salt. Add some flour about 10-15% of the total and mix. Now add yeast and start adding flour in portions. When you have about 5-10% of flour left in the bowl, take the dough out onto the counter and sprinkle the remaining flour next to it. Knead the dough slowly, gathering the flour until fully incorporated. The whole process up to this point should take 12-15 minutes. Fold the dough and leave the bulk covered.

+15m
Bulk fermentation (RT)
22°C
3h

Leave the dough covered at room temperature for the indicated time. After about 30 minutes, it's worth performing the window pane test to check the gluten network.

+3h15m
Balling
10min

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.

+3h25m
Ball fermentation (RT)
22°C
1h 50min

After balling, leave the balls covered at room temperature for 2 hours before refrigerating. This is a mandatory rest stage in balls before cooling in the fridge. During this time, the dough must partially start fermentation already in the balls, which allows it to better develop structure during cold maturation. Cover the balls with plastic wrap or a lid to prevent them from drying out. Do not move them during this time.

+5h15m
Fridge fermentation
4°C
18h

Put the balls in the fridge at 4-6°C. Cold fermentation slowly develops flavor and improves dough texture. The dough can stay in the fridge from 12 to 48 hours - the longer, the deeper the flavor.

+23h15m
Ball fermentation (RT)
22°C
3h 10min

Remove the balls from the fridge before planned baking. Leave them covered so they reach a minimum temperature of 18°C.

+26h25m
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.