San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco :D omg previos video was all about"homemade, homemade, homemade " :D
I´m shocked to see a professional chef using a rolling pin on the pizzadough. You break it when you do that.
You must never ever use a rolling pin on a pizzadough. If you do, the natural bubbles inside the dough becomes smashes, and the dough will be get hard like a cracker. The whole point of "stretching" a pizzadough, is to avoid the rolling pin. Stretching keeps the natural bubles intact, and will make the crust fluffy. Btw, this dough has not risen enough.
How does he get the dough that stretchy? Maybe it's because he has soooo much dough, but when I make like 300g or so of dough it definitely is not that stretchy or anything...
@arilddd Oh wow, ok. So how can one make that?? Does it taste different from regular pizza? I find that I have to roll my dough out with a pin just a bit initially otherwise it just shrinks towards the middle all the time...any other tips?
@larryrael sour dough is a lot of work, and also not how traditional italian pizzas are made. Gluten in your dough will allow you to stretch it, and to hold its stretch. Check your flour, the more protein, the more gluten it will develop when it comes in contact with water. It should have 10-14 % protein. Also, the finer flour, better. Traditional italian pizza are made with "tipo 0" or "00" flour, these are especially made for bread and pizzamaking! Check your local store. Regards from Norway!
wow he didnt even try to keep it going in the air.. thats the hard part.! If you wanna learn how to make pizza dont go to pizza hut... you wont learn. they dont have a clue there.
@yardguy00 Papa johns knows how to make a pizza dough. This new guy came from pizza hut and had no idea how to do it. he said papa johns pizza takes much more talant.
Chef Kalanty taughgt me back in Philadelphia. I miss him he was the best
Chef ever. If he see this or you see him tell him Vinetta said hello from Philadelphia Restaurant school. He should laugh. We had a great time with him. Rose Marie Schmidt
got this guys book from amazon, how to bake bread. some serious stuff ;)
Panetutti 1 month ago
Philly style if you're interested.
petegrochmusic 2 months ago
San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco San Francisco :D omg previos video was all about"homemade, homemade, homemade " :D
moviemaster00000 3 months ago
I dont want a SF pizza! I want a New York style pie!
ernestov 4 months ago
i would much rather see the girl next to him undo some buttons on her chef coat! YEEEEEEEAH
solidturd666 5 months ago
I work in a pizza kitchen, this is a pretty incorrect way to toss dough
monsterarmyrider41 8 months ago
amatour;] not chef
wujek240287 1 year ago
I´m shocked to see a professional chef using a rolling pin on the pizzadough. You break it when you do that.
You must never ever use a rolling pin on a pizzadough. If you do, the natural bubbles inside the dough becomes smashes, and the dough will be get hard like a cracker. The whole point of "stretching" a pizzadough, is to avoid the rolling pin. Stretching keeps the natural bubles intact, and will make the crust fluffy. Btw, this dough has not risen enough.
Cetramarius 1 year ago
@Cetramarius You're just a jack ass.
XXssmackXX 10 months ago
How does he get the dough that stretchy? Maybe it's because he has soooo much dough, but when I make like 300g or so of dough it definitely is not that stretchy or anything...
larryrael 1 year ago
@larryrael it's because of the sour dough =)
arilddd 1 year ago
@arilddd Oh wow, ok. So how can one make that?? Does it taste different from regular pizza? I find that I have to roll my dough out with a pin just a bit initially otherwise it just shrinks towards the middle all the time...any other tips?
larryrael 1 year ago
@larryrael sour dough is a lot of work, and also not how traditional italian pizzas are made. Gluten in your dough will allow you to stretch it, and to hold its stretch. Check your flour, the more protein, the more gluten it will develop when it comes in contact with water. It should have 10-14 % protein. Also, the finer flour, better. Traditional italian pizza are made with "tipo 0" or "00" flour, these are especially made for bread and pizzamaking! Check your local store. Regards from Norway!
arilddd 1 year ago
@larryrael with 300gr of dought you can probably make a 16' pizza.... for a normal 12' pizza usually you should have around 200gr...
smokinblu1 5 months ago
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Mrjayceedee 1 year ago
@Mrjayceedee Hey, die!
XXssmackXX 10 months ago
Awesome job...Thanks!
TheVittleVlog 1 year ago
kaka
TheCabar 2 years ago
wow he didnt even try to keep it going in the air.. thats the hard part.! If you wanna learn how to make pizza dont go to pizza hut... you wont learn. they dont have a clue there.
yardguy00 2 years ago
@yardguy00 Papa johns knows how to make a pizza dough. This new guy came from pizza hut and had no idea how to do it. he said papa johns pizza takes much more talant.
AForkSpoon 1 year ago
Amateurs
adamlesh 2 years ago
MIKE... HE IS KING OF BREAD~~~
bayareaM 2 years ago
does anyone know how much this school costs?
regentschef116 2 years ago
Go to the Le Cordon Bleu website. Fees will depend on what level you want to go to (Basic, Intermediate, Superior).
I'm doing the LCB course in Australia and can tell you its one of the more expensive schools around, don't expect it to be cheap!
yetson 2 years ago
@regentschef116 like 20,000
hopeannmarier 3 months ago
watch?v=kgNNDCj6O-E -nice performance
ANATARESH 2 years ago
I am Pretty sure i makes better pizza than that idiot you see there.
PeshmergaiKurdustan 2 years ago
Agreed.
adamlesh 2 years ago
Chef Kalanty taughgt me back in Philadelphia. I miss him he was the best
Chef ever. If he see this or you see him tell him Vinetta said hello from Philadelphia Restaurant school. He should laugh. We had a great time with him. Rose Marie Schmidt
rorochef1 2 years ago
CHEF MIKE!!! HAHA! this is great!! So when are you gonna bring some sourdough pizza to Devons class???
LAbeachbaby 2 years ago
lol i see this guy every day =]
ELchoco89 2 years ago
Great demo, I want to take your class. What is missing if the dough tears too easily?
mxwrangler 2 years ago
Kneading. You need to knead the dough to give it some elasticity.
FizzlNet 2 years ago 2
use higher gluten flour, possibly mix more.
dwindle 2 years ago
Then you use a dough repair kit.
adamlesh 2 years ago 2
@mxwrangler
Knead it longer.
robert0380 1 year ago
I miss the days in your bread class...
haeyeonyoon 2 years ago
nice :D
SchaefchenBT 3 years ago
Looks so fun!!!! I want to try it!!!
chefshan7 3 years ago
Or I can just use mommy's money to start my own pizza place.
regentschef116 3 years ago
I am now ready to throw some dough!!!
myspacehiddden 3 years ago