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Easy At-Home Pizza Dough (from the Guys at Roberta's)

Oil molecules do not contain any charge. Oil is comprised of long chains of hydrogen and carbon atoms linked to each other and does not carry any net charge. So, salt and oil are not "chemically alike." One is charged, the other is not. As a result, when salt is added to oil, no bonds are broken. Salt and oil simply do not mix. They remain separate as salt molecules and oil molecules (online)

you should mix the salt with the flour not with the liquids as the liquids holds the yeast and yeast and salt are not compatibles.
that is baking basics.oil should replace water to your desired ratio.

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Leftovers: The Day's Stray Links

iOzerski's accent when he present coccia as a pizzaiol-a is too much for me to handle.

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Hit and Miss Pizza at Olio Pizza e Più & Zigolini's Pizza Bar

According to texts from the Italian government, on which VPN bases its requirements for "real Neapolitan pizza," the pizza should be light and easy to digest - the opposite of what you get from a pizza that is raw in the middle.

These Neapolitans cannot meet their own standards of authenticity that they talk about so proudly.

This is not a matter of purposely "undercooking" the pizza to obtain a soupiness in the center, it is simply a lack of knowledge as to how to create a well-structured pizza.

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Easy At-Home Pizza Dough (from the Guys at Roberta's)

Oil molecules do not contain any charge. Oil is comprised of long chains of hydrogen and carbon atoms linked to each other and does not carry any net charge. So, salt and oil are not "chemically alike." One is charged, the other is not. As a result, when salt is added to oil, no bonds are broken. Salt and oil simply do not mix. They remain separate as salt molecules and oil molecules (online)

you should mix the salt with the flour not with the liquids as the liquids holds the yeast and yeast and salt are not compatibles.
that is baking basics.oil should replace water to your desired ratio.

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Leftovers: The Day's Stray Links

iOzerski's accent when he present coccia as a pizzaiol-a is too much for me to handle.

From Serious Eats: New York

Hit and Miss Pizza at Olio Pizza e Più & Zigolini's Pizza Bar

According to texts from the Italian government, on which VPN bases its requirements for "real Neapolitan pizza," the pizza should be light and easy to digest - the opposite of what you get from a pizza that is raw in the middle.

These Neapolitans cannot meet their own standards of authenticity that they talk about so proudly.

This is not a matter of purposely "undercooking" the pizza to obtain a soupiness in the center, it is simply a lack of knowledge as to how to create a well-structured pizza.

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Hit and Miss Pizza at Olio Pizza e Più & Zigolini's Pizza Bar

Again, here is the eternal question: must an authentic Neapolitan pie be soupy? Is it the way Neapolitans are eating it because it's better that way? This seems to be what some of the Neapolitan pizzaioli are telling us.

Perhaps it is because these same pizzaioli simply cannot figure out how to make a structurally sound pizza consistently? Despite all their talent and experience and Neapolitan heritage, they cannot accomplish it.

This is what makes the difference between the people who call themselves champions and people who actually are champions.

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Video: Neapolitans Talk Pizza (While Ed Levine Antagonizes Them!)

I know what an artisan looks like, and those clowns don't look - or act - like artisans to me.

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Open Thread: What's on Your Grease-Addled Mind?

Frozen Mozzarella di Bufala is not acceptable. You know who you are.

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Motorino: No Sleep 'til Naples

VPN certification is nothing more then, a check ,a wood fired oven, 00 flour
and san marzano tomatoes,it has nothing to do with quality ,it has to do with the sourcing of the ingredients, the type of oven, and a basic recipe that is online . Anyone with a visa card and a phone can get certified .

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Scandal: Some Italian Buffalo Mozzarella Found to Contain Cows' Milk

this is not much of a surprise. the us market probably consumes as much as all of italy and it boomed only a few years ago here, so in order to keep up... here we go again.

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Poll: What's Your Favorite Pizza Style?

napoletana, it's where it started, and where it ends

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