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Pizza Making Fundamentals
This course is perfect for those looking to bring the wonderful gift of homemade pizza into the lives of their friends and family.
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Course Details
Tutorials in this course: 9
Total viewing time: 1 hour and 4 minutes
Total course time (including prep and cooking): 30 hours and 35 minutes
Pizza is more than a meal; it’s an experience. When
preparing a homemade pizza, you get to feel the dough beneath your palms, enjoy
the aroma of fresh herbs, and share the finished product with the ones you
love. There’s nothing like freshly
baked pizza to bring everyone into the kitchen.
In this course, you’ll learn everything you need to know
about making pizza.
From creating your own mozzarella to perfecting the deep dish, this
course provides step-by-step instructions on how to craft an exceptional homemade
pizza.
Chef Instructors
Chef Roberto Caporuscio is the owner and executive chef of Kesté Pizza & Vino in New York City. Originally a farmer and mozzarella maker, Chef Roberto later attended pizza school and went on to become the U.S. President of the Association of Neapolitan Pizza Makers.
Chef Jim D’Angelo is the chief operating officer of the famous Lou Malnati’s in Chicago. Chef Jim gives life to Lou Malnati’s amazing reputation by providing residents of Chicago with expertly crafted, hand-made pizza. Chef Jeff’s pizza dough has been recognized by Forbes magazine as “a centerpiece of the insurgent pizza revival in Los Angeles.”
Chef Jeff Mahin is the executive chef and co-owner at Stella Barra Pizzeria and M Street Kitchen in Los Angeles, as well as Do-Right Donuts in Chicago. Some of his industry accolades include being named to Zagat's “30 under 30,” making Forbes' “30 under 30” list of hospitality industry up-and-comers in 2012, and being one of Restaurant Hospitality’s 13 Chefs to Watch in 2013.
What You Need
Equipment
- Large mixing
bowls
- Medium mixing
bowls
- Large wooden spoon
- Knife
- Dough cutter
- Ladle
- Offset spatula
- Pizza cutter or pizza knife
- Sifter
- Spoon
- Ice
cream scooper
- Large spoon or rubber
spatula
-
Food mill
-
Large food storage container
- Large storage tray or airtight container
- Individual
baking pan or pie tin
- Deep dish metal pan
- Plastic
wrap
- Pizza
board
- Stand mixer with hook
attachment (optional)
- Mixing bowl for stand mixer (optional)
Ingredients
- Ingredients are listed within each respective tutorial