One of the greatest successes in Italian cuisine is undoubtedly the pizza, a dish wish has won over young and old from all five continents. Wherever you go in the world it is always easy to find someone - maybe with interesting local variations - who makes a good pizza. Are you ready to create a special version using a proper starter dough, which you will then enjoy with your guests, a genuine homemade pizza with its triumph of authentic flavours and aromas? Have you ever heard of starter dough, or ever seen it made? Don’t worry because our friend Renato Bosco - a pizza maker - has thought of everything and prepared a detailed step-by-step guide to help you achieve an incredibly fragrant pizza, the queen of the culinary specialties of Southern Italy!
Put the flour, the mature starter dough, the yeast and water in a food mixer. Knead thoroughly. Then add salt and oil. The dough is finished when you get a nice elastic ball. Put it in a container to rise before making the individual balls for each pizza. When it has risen, pull the dough gently with your fingertips giving the pizza a round shape, leaving a ridge. Top with tomato, mozzarella, anchovies, capers and salami. Then bake at 300°C for 3-4 minutes.
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Add to the starter to the dough, mix and then add oil and salt
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Raise the dough for 4 hours before rolling out
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Pizza dough made with a starter, mozzarella, anchovies, capers, tomatoes, spicy sausage
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Spread out the dough with your hands
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Spread out the tomato sauce in a circular motion
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Add the mozzarella torn into pieces by hand
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Add the caper and anchovies in circles
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Add the salami, then put in a pre-heated oven at 290°C for a few minutes until nice and crispy
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Your pizza is ready, crusty with strong flavours
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