Very nice, FRESH!!!. I used to live in Erie county NY, and I used to cross the Rainbow bridge all the time. In Niagara falls Ontario they use pineapple on there pizzas. It's not bad.
a great mistake...don't touch basil beacause folds can remain on the leef...a real pizza let the yeast work at least 24h....u must work on pizza in the way that you mustn't leave on pizza folds or something like this. Rolling pin destroys balls made by yeast, and pizza become really hard. Pay attention
Here in Europa the people like the dough more thinner. Originally in Italia the rolling out of the dough is about 5 millimetres thin. And it's important that no suggar is in it, and no egg. Just olive oil, wheat flour, salt, water and barm. Not every time the cheese have to be the final ingredience on the top but it's always at hand.
Thorralf83, well I agree but only a little. I am from Argentina (where Italians took the Pizza) and I can tell you that some Italians make the pizza really thick. While it is true that thin pizza is the standard in Italy now, the originale gente dell Bell Canto preferred their pizzas thick. Most especially if they came from Napoli.
Here in Europa the people like the dough more thinner. Originally in Italia the rolling out of the dough is about 5 millimetres thin. And it's important that no suggar is in it, and no egg. Just olive oil, wheat flour, salt, water and barm. Not every time the cheese have to be the final ingredience on the top but it's always at hand.
Watched this a yr ago and made so many pizza's everyone got tired of them-would do like 6 at a time-------yes I love this vid ----and time to do it again :):):):)
Boy, that is a tasty looking pie, and I *love* that oven. But 600 F does seem a tad low for pizza, some folks with such setups go for a couple hundred degrees hotter. Then again it does depend on the type of crust you want, the thickness, moisture content, etc.
I wish I could have had a slice of that as it is, though!
Noooo, we created pizza margherita in honor of Queen margherita! and this isn't pizza margherita, cause off in margherita there aren't spinaci, but some leafs of basil, and there is the tomatoes's sauce not fresh tomatoes
That is a phenomenal looking pizza!!! I don't have a wood-fired oven at home, but I am definitely going to give this a try they next time I make pizza.
thenyou must have worked at a pizza hut or papa johns. i worked at an authentic pizza place wear the owner was from Italy this is acutly a real Italian style pizza. heres others like the blt pizza or the zitti pizza both ood
The Hippy Gourmet show is primarily vegetarian, we feature some vegan/raw, we also do sustainable/local seafood. We are really trying to appeal to a wider audience to get people to eat healthier. And our Cookbook teaches people how to do it on a budget.
Looks tasty, but I would've also added basil along with the spinach. Basil is a necessary flavor component for any good pizza IMHO. Oh, and chili flakes, I like it spicy.
Plenty of pizza dough recipes on Y/T and the web-I find that most really use too much yeast.Play around with your starter recipe -after about 20 or so pies you will find that you can get really good results with 1/3 the amount of yeast and not have dough that taste like a yeast roll.Then its time to work on the sauce,basil pesto or tomato?
For those without a brick oven, a pizza stone works well in gas or electric home ovens,you can even add the wood fired flavor with some oak chips on foil close to the heat.We cooked almost the same pie for years in our beachfront resturant with or with out a organic base sauce-- talk about some good healthy eats .One of my fav snacks is buff/mozz with a tomato slice and anchovies. I'am 1000 miles away from that wood oven right now.
Seeing as you weren't there to actually taste this incredible Pizza, let us just share the fact that the fresh organic Spinach, (placed underneath the tomatoes and cheese) coupled with the vine ripened organic Tomatoes and succulent organic Buffalo Mozzarella - made this Pizza so perfectly juicy and delicious, that you'll just have to believe the compliments on the video segment!
You can use any type of oven, just heat it up to 450 degrees and keep an eye on your pizza after 6-8 minutes, until the crust browns and the cheese is nice and melty.
Veggies do not belong on pizza. Period. The only vegetable that gets to go on a pizza is tomato and that's got to be sauce only. It's meant to be cheese, sauce, dough and MEAT only.
We actually filmed the Buffalo family on the organic farm there at Fairburn, and not to worry - they have a very happy life grazing the hundreds of acres of pristine lands there! : )
i am italian. italy is pizza kingdom. some "pizza master" tricks: put on pizza some ham, it is tasty! if u like fish put on pizza some tuna or salmon. a "real" italian pizza it is a bittle more tiny than that on the video. use always fresh mozzarella and fresh tomato, it is the base of a good pizza. try also to put on the pizza bacon, or little piece of sausages, or very classic: olives or onions. that's all! enjoy ur pizza!
first off. great job on this video. Though I'm slightly disappointed because if that cheese is only available in canada. how am I suppose to do it myself. also, who do I know that has a brick oven, and it seems this lady is a professional judging by your video info. if this wasn't a DIY competition, you would win!
Yes that particular type of Canadian Buffalo Mozzarella is found in Canada - however you can use any kind of Buffalo Mozzarella found in your local supermarket. You don't need a brick oven, any oven will do fine. All of our segments are DIY, regardless of who is starring in them, anyone can learn what to do by simply following step-by-step. Peace, Love and Organics!
We used to open the crusts by hand at the place I worked the way she said, beating it with the heels of our palms, but it was a lot more than four hits for me. The crusts had a better texture than machine rolled that way, according to the boss. You didn't mention where the farm is, and where you can get some of that cheese.
no salt, no pepper? no olive oil?
paucceri 4 months ago
@paucceri I take it you did not watch the end they did add it
JoRandom101 2 weeks ago
Mozzarella gut mariniert schmeckt immer wieder gut
derbiokoch 6 months ago
Pizza originated in Brooklyn , New York !
TheWizardofRandR 7 months ago
@TheWizardofRandR and chewingum originated in italy naples !
sandrodream2 2 weeks ago
ive never drooled so much over a veg dish =).......
SSNietzsche 9 months ago
the cheese is amazing...hope them water buffalo's are happy and multiplying like rabbits.
dubbedcrazy 1 year ago
This makes me hungry!
93dani 1 year ago
hmmm could i have a piece? xd
Ura13b 1 year ago
hmmmmmm could i have a piece? xD
Ura13b 1 year ago
Love the video, but I am so confused though, some people add sugar and even olive oil to the dough recipe. Why and what do you think?
westislandkev 1 year ago
i think its a pizza not a pie =p.
MrRedClues 1 year ago
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm very good!
eddiegetdownortiz 1 year ago
this looks so nice
dannyhicks11 1 year ago 3
When the olive oil hit da pie my saliva started to flow and made me wanna have some
nmbr1bldr 1 year ago 2
yummmmmmmm.....
Badzeep 1 year ago 2
In ireland we put turf on our pizza
captaincrapheart 1 year ago
Bruce said it right, that is one MAGNIFICENT PIE. Can't wait to make it myself!
Blacksun1942 1 year ago
With no salt on the tomatoes, it must be pretty bland.
ririshow 1 year ago 13
@ririshow maby it was sweet tomatoes :)
from Spain, or Italia :) <3
snuppisn 3 months ago
here in florida we put bubble gum on our pizza
Facebut85 2 years ago 15
Very nice, FRESH!!!. I used to live in Erie county NY, and I used to cross the Rainbow bridge all the time. In Niagara falls Ontario they use pineapple on there pizzas. It's not bad.
cbreeze1525 2 years ago
in canada they put maple syrup on their pizza!!
MrSkycity007 2 years ago
amazing recipe! have you ever used lebanese extra virgin olive oil? it really adds a beautiful flavor. try phoenicia olive oil...it's my favorite!
lilliannarahi 2 years ago 2
Wonderful recipe, all your dishes are superb!
SandraLondon63 2 years ago 3
Absolutely needs real Italian pizza sauce, not bland raw tomatoes.
JxT1957 2 years ago 6
great recipe my favorite part was( organic) and mozzarella de bufala.
nadia59 2 years ago
she forgot the tomato sause and the mozorella cheese
some pepporoni and sausage would make it taste better
j7818 2 years ago
A lot of classic pizza's don't have sauce. And it's vegetarian, so no meat.
MyNameIsBret 2 years ago
a great mistake...don't touch basil beacause folds can remain on the leef...a real pizza let the yeast work at least 24h....u must work on pizza in the way that you mustn't leave on pizza folds or something like this. Rolling pin destroys balls made by yeast, and pizza become really hard. Pay attention
valeriobert 2 years ago
Wheres the herbs?
hugeboofhead 2 years ago
The guy seems to not talk much but perhaps he is mesmerized by the pizza, I'm pretty sure I would be!
Killa2327 2 years ago
Here in Europa the people like the dough more thinner. Originally in Italia the rolling out of the dough is about 5 millimetres thin. And it's important that no suggar is in it, and no egg. Just olive oil, wheat flour, salt, water and barm. Not every time the cheese have to be the final ingredience on the top but it's always at hand.
Thorralf83 2 years ago
yeah, it's real...pizza balls are 200grams and the pizza diameter must be near, if it can't be precise, 13 inches-33cm
valeriobert 2 years ago
Thorralf83, well I agree but only a little. I am from Argentina (where Italians took the Pizza) and I can tell you that some Italians make the pizza really thick. While it is true that thin pizza is the standard in Italy now, the originale gente dell Bell Canto preferred their pizzas thick. Most especially if they came from Napoli.
SandraLondon63 2 years ago
Here in Europa the people like the dough more thinner. Originally in Italia the rolling out of the dough is about 5 millimetres thin. And it's important that no suggar is in it, and no egg. Just olive oil, wheat flour, salt, water and barm. Not every time the cheese have to be the final ingredience on the top but it's always at hand.
Thorralf83 2 years ago
hmm. not kechup.
Viitaboy37 2 years ago
Hallo!! Cheese never puting in the top.All time im maket bufalo mozarella on the neve .
victorios27 2 years ago
needs tomato sauce and MEAT!!!!!!
jakewalker16 2 years ago
mmm, looks really good. Now i have to build myself a wood burning brick oven : )
JackassBauer1 2 years ago 2
basil ...not BAHZIL LOL
ion5061 2 years ago
i love pizza
545659h 2 years ago
Watched this a yr ago and made so many pizza's everyone got tired of them-would do like 6 at a time-------yes I love this vid ----and time to do it again :):):):)
TheRealInvaderZim 2 years ago 9
sweet! :)
hippygourmet 2 years ago
Boy, that is a tasty looking pie, and I *love* that oven. But 600 F does seem a tad low for pizza, some folks with such setups go for a couple hundred degrees hotter. Then again it does depend on the type of crust you want, the thickness, moisture content, etc.
I wish I could have had a slice of that as it is, though!
teamfat666 2 years ago
Yuuumzzz.
PowerInStance 2 years ago
it really needs some tomato sauce
kkxxz 2 years ago 4
Noooo, we created pizza margherita in honor of Queen margherita! and this isn't pizza margherita, cause off in margherita there aren't spinaci, but some leafs of basil, and there is the tomatoes's sauce not fresh tomatoes
nikoxsha 2 years ago
As Chef Mara explains here, she uses spinach as opposed to basil used in traditional pizza margherita - thus the reason for not keeping the name
hippygourmet 2 years ago
I want meat on my pizza. Pizza without meat is not real pizza.
Zingo33 2 years ago
l'aspetto non e' male ma la vera pizza si gusta solo in italia
katia29465 2 years ago
sauce?
drewlsy 2 years ago
man, that'sa good Pie, mama mia.
jws54 2 years ago 2
That's a beautyiful oven and you make your own Mozz . Nice .
coldhitz 2 years ago 3
Thats pizza!
toolover10 2 years ago 2
Buffalo Mozzarella Pizza?
its called pizza margarita(:
xxRinaBabyyxx 2 years ago
in italian it is pizza margherita
cristinasujoy 2 years ago
As Chef Mara explains here, she uses spinach as opposed to basil used in traditional pizza margherita - thus the reason for not keeping the name
hippygourmet 2 years ago
i got that, I was just correcting the spelling, lol
cristinasujoy 2 years ago
sure thing, we were just replying to the original comment in the thread :)
hippygourmet 2 years ago
That is a phenomenal looking pizza!!! I don't have a wood-fired oven at home, but I am definitely going to give this a try they next time I make pizza.
experiessence 2 years ago 2
yum yum
sanibel589 2 years ago
Mozarella pizza is so tasty :o <3
Punkdout871 2 years ago 2
It not just the love of cooking and eating----its the sharing of FANTASTIC recipes-----THANKS ;)
TheRealInvaderZim 2 years ago
We love you all so much and can't tell you how great it is to feel your appreciation and love in return! Thanks to you!
hippygourmet 2 years ago
Not the only water buffalo in Canada anymore! And yes, it makes the best mozzarella...guaranteed
lraesmith 2 years ago
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brawnricecafe0000 2 years ago
Looks great :)
I wanna punch the dough!!
brawnricecafe0000 2 years ago 2
punch down the dough LMFAO
chazhh 3 years ago 2
i love pizza =)
MT12XD 3 years ago 2
ok so my oven doesn't go up to 600 degrees..is there any way i can adjust it to get the same thing?
hotlatina1232001 3 years ago
yes, just bake it a little bit longer.
hippygourmet 3 years ago
if you don't have a pizza oven or pizza stone, can you just use a cookie sheet?
ameliabedelia99 3 years ago
you can try using unglazed terra cotta slab to help crisp the crust.
hippygourmet 3 years ago
oh my, 3 years at a pizza place has got SAUCE, CHEESE, TOPPINGS burnt into my mind. heheh...that was a little weird to watch :)
Tamothegreat 3 years ago
thenyou must have worked at a pizza hut or papa johns. i worked at an authentic pizza place wear the owner was from Italy this is acutly a real Italian style pizza. heres others like the blt pizza or the zitti pizza both ood
thekillerman696 3 years ago 2
that looks gr8t lol
Darknight19872008 3 years ago 4
Either that guy is huge or that lady is tiny.
reptilianshifter 3 years ago 3
The Hippy Gourmet show is primarily vegetarian, we feature some vegan/raw, we also do sustainable/local seafood. We are really trying to appeal to a wider audience to get people to eat healthier. And our Cookbook teaches people how to do it on a budget.
hippygourmet 3 years ago
ha lol stop the video at 1:00 and the dough she cutt off looks like a small chicken and that pizza looked soooo good A+
xoF4BULuSox 3 years ago 4
lol it does.
duhitsthomas 3 years ago
I love the stuff I see the Hippy Gourmet doing.I am a chef in Atlantic Canada and I wish I could do this commerically.
DarrenMcI 3 years ago 2
I'm going to have to try this , it looks good :)
Infaustus 3 years ago 3
Looks tasty, but I would've also added basil along with the spinach. Basil is a necessary flavor component for any good pizza IMHO. Oh, and chili flakes, I like it spicy.
AtheistChef 3 years ago 2
looks good, bet they they started fighting over the rest of it after the camera went off xD
Kragdude 3 years ago 4
indeed! :)
hippygourmet 3 years ago
this is a real italian pizza!many compliments from a real italian girl who love pizza!
Ciliegiosa 3 years ago 4
Plenty of pizza dough recipes on Y/T and the web-I find that most really use too much yeast.Play around with your starter recipe -after about 20 or so pies you will find that you can get really good results with 1/3 the amount of yeast and not have dough that taste like a yeast roll.Then its time to work on the sauce,basil pesto or tomato?
TheRealInvaderZim 3 years ago
the pizza looks so delicious
ltkammo 3 years ago 3
Awesome, too bad we dont know the dough mix
ltkammo 3 years ago
Flour, Water, Salt, Yeast - that's it!
hippygourmet 3 years ago
cool mind sending me the recipe of the dough?
ltkammo 3 years ago
nah ... add olive oil. Everyone I know does it ... I tried it both ways and it's better to add the oil ... really ;-)
extra vergine of course.
griesergram 3 years ago 2
For those without a brick oven, a pizza stone works well in gas or electric home ovens,you can even add the wood fired flavor with some oak chips on foil close to the heat.We cooked almost the same pie for years in our beachfront resturant with or with out a organic base sauce-- talk about some good healthy eats .One of my fav snacks is buff/mozz with a tomato slice and anchovies. I'am 1000 miles away from that wood oven right now.
TheRealInvaderZim 3 years ago
that is one dry pizza, they compliment it so much its ridiculous...
jaksa1983 3 years ago
Seeing as you weren't there to actually taste this incredible Pizza, let us just share the fact that the fresh organic Spinach, (placed underneath the tomatoes and cheese) coupled with the vine ripened organic Tomatoes and succulent organic Buffalo Mozzarella - made this Pizza so perfectly juicy and delicious, that you'll just have to believe the compliments on the video segment!
hippygourmet 3 years ago
MMMMMM Looks good
DubbedAnimeCentral 3 years ago 3
You can use any type of oven, just heat it up to 450 degrees and keep an eye on your pizza after 6-8 minutes, until the crust browns and the cheese is nice and melty.
hippygourmet 3 years ago
Veggies do not belong on pizza. Period. The only vegetable that gets to go on a pizza is tomato and that's got to be sauce only. It's meant to be cheese, sauce, dough and MEAT only.
tiree2 3 years ago
So.. Spaghetty and meatballs with grilled cheese sandwiches is what pizza should taste like?
Mikemc 3 years ago
yes
ic34914 3 years ago
I dont like veggies myself that much but i would still eat it without hesitation =P
TOdowntowner 3 years ago 2
exactally
ic34914 3 years ago
What are you talking about?
Spinach actually tastes really great on pizza, so do mushrooms and green peppers. Even fruit like pineapple is good.
You, Meatatarian can have your pizza your way and the rest of us will have our pizza our way.
peziak 3 years ago 4
that looks tasty tasty
torontobluered 3 years ago 3
swizerman that is classic pizza, pizza with olives etc its another type of pizza
lel all want the real unicue italian pizza
rogu2m 3 years ago
that looks delicious!
Gooknukem 3 years ago 5
man, you call that a pizza ? where is the meet ? where are the olives ?
swizerman 3 years ago
oo yeAAHH!!.. extraa meaTT nn green AND black oliVESSS !! yummy yummy,, in mii tummy !! =]
i4yi4 3 years ago
Well the meat isn't there for a reason. Doesn't "hippy gourmet" mean anything to you? lol
La1chi 3 years ago 2
awesome! im so happy i stumbled upon ur videos!!
PhilosopherFresh 3 years ago 5
Did you at least give the Buffalo's family a slice?
dubnobasswithmahead 3 years ago 3
We actually filmed the Buffalo family on the organic farm there at Fairburn, and not to worry - they have a very happy life grazing the hundreds of acres of pristine lands there! : )
hippygourmet 3 years ago
i am italian. italy is pizza kingdom. some "pizza master" tricks: put on pizza some ham, it is tasty! if u like fish put on pizza some tuna or salmon. a "real" italian pizza it is a bittle more tiny than that on the video. use always fresh mozzarella and fresh tomato, it is the base of a good pizza. try also to put on the pizza bacon, or little piece of sausages, or very classic: olives or onions. that's all! enjoy ur pizza!
ciuchi2 3 years ago
i think you missed the fact you where watching hippy gourmet....
pauldw23 3 years ago 2
wow this pizza recipe is really good! I love how the fresh tomatoes can replace the sauce, i will definetly try this recipe.
AngelicShock 3 years ago 2
8 min but the video was only 5 min... yoUR A PHONEY!!! lol
RetardoFilmz 3 years ago
dAt SHiT LooKz GOoD...uMM yUM YUm YuM yuM#!@%**.
g5rand 3 years ago
first off. great job on this video. Though I'm slightly disappointed because if that cheese is only available in canada. how am I suppose to do it myself. also, who do I know that has a brick oven, and it seems this lady is a professional judging by your video info. if this wasn't a DIY competition, you would win!
BaconBoy507 3 years ago
Yes that particular type of Canadian Buffalo Mozzarella is found in Canada - however you can use any kind of Buffalo Mozzarella found in your local supermarket. You don't need a brick oven, any oven will do fine. All of our segments are DIY, regardless of who is starring in them, anyone can learn what to do by simply following step-by-step. Peace, Love and Organics!
hippygourmet 3 years ago
HIPPIES
30GB 3 years ago
Yummy!!!
seabury 3 years ago 4
there is enough tomato to compensate sauce
ravercanada 3 years ago 4
Just smoked a Spliff..where's my slice??lol
parkdale420 3 years ago 3
yami,yami
Martinela2 3 years ago
wow fail, when you say buffalo one things of buffalo wings..which this pizza has none
MidouSan 3 years ago
No sauce? :( I bet a garlic sauce would go awesome with that.
angrygreek1985 3 years ago 2
it's called mozzarella di bufala... not a buffalo. lol
sicilianotoronto 3 years ago
It looks yummy.
SexOffender17 3 years ago
"Donny, you're out of your element"
SWinger7 3 years ago
Yummm, Imagine adding some Chicken Strips soaked in a buffalo wing sauce :P Im making some.
Great vid
LedHead1991 3 years ago
you make your dough nice and soft and everything, have you shown how to make a panzerotti yet ??? your really good thanks for sharing 5/5
paulartist 3 years ago 2
great pizza!
sushino2 3 years ago 3
wow a pizza whitout tomatoe sauce! This is awesome lol
That looks so great, I think I'll give it a try :D
Thanks for the recipe :)
kaisokunami 3 years ago 3
*without
kaisokunami 3 years ago
tomato not tomatoe
tdeane34 3 years ago
English is not my first language. I'm sorry if i butchered your language but I'll probably still make a lot of mistakes in the future :P ;)
kaisokunami 3 years ago
Классная пицца! Привет из солнечной Германии :)
nowijras 3 years ago
that looks easy to make.looks good too!
davidsquall351 3 years ago 2
yummmyyy...looks great...thanks!
livelife365 3 years ago 2
cool pizza
bagwhanbill 3 years ago 2
We used to open the crusts by hand at the place I worked the way she said, beating it with the heels of our palms, but it was a lot more than four hits for me. The crusts had a better texture than machine rolled that way, according to the boss. You didn't mention where the farm is, and where you can get some of that cheese.
johnlebl 3 years ago
HippyGourmet seems to be extra "baked" in this video. One of my favorite channels on YouTube.
heyfrizz 3 years ago 3
looks good
thomastrouble 3 years ago 2
She says the Italians do the crust making in like 4 easy steps rolling out the dough, but as you see it's not so hard to do really.
hippygourmet 3 years ago
OMG!That looks so good...but she makes the crust making look so easy and I don't think it would be.
AmyRoseXOXOXO 3 years ago