@highten58 Did you see the links to other videos? We show you how to make sauce, dough, and then how to cook it on too types of grills. Sorry if you didn't catch that. Thank you for watching!
@cyfr241 The pizza sauce recipe was done about 6 months before this video. So I did not use the same sauce that you see in the older video. Sorry for the confusion!
i used to work at a pizza place and it took me a few seconds to slap a pizza. we would hit it with the spiked roller then slap it fast b.c the centrifugal force made it perfectly round.
is this dough to fragile to do that to? it looked like ur were pretty gentle with it. And idk how u dont get bubbels without the spiked roller?
American people seem to go with either huge amounts of meats and nothing else really or all veggies. In Australia we tend to have a combination of both, not to much of either. my fav would have to be Ham, Cheese, Pineapple and mushrooms. Yum, plus the tomato sauce base of course.
Dear Chef Tony, how can I make a crispy, crusty and crunchy pizza? :))) what is the secret ingredient I've been missing so far? Please help. Thanks in advance,
Try adding semolina to your pizza dough recipe (2 part flour, 1 part semolina)
Another trick which I find really improves the pizza base when your cooking in a standard oven with a metal tray is to pre-cook the base before applying toppings. First dust you flattened base with flour and stick into a really hot oven for a few mins. Remove when starting to brown and flip the base over, then decorate and cook finally. You get a nice, floury, brown base which is always crispy.
I understand you are using high quality meat products.I just believe it's not a good idea to combine all these meat varieties at the same pizza...too much!Specially the fine prosciutto and the sausage stuffing can stand by their own...
Make sure to use low sodium bacon, and a good quality prosciutto. Also, I make my own sauce for pizza; because the jarred versions are high in sodium.
i am italian i never saw a pizza made with parmigiano....is it intentional?
TheMarkBart 3 months ago
don't mean to be rude but this video is completely point less, all you did is show how to but cheese, vegetables and meat on a pizza base with sauce
highten58 7 months ago
@highten58 Did you see the links to other videos? We show you how to make sauce, dough, and then how to cook it on too types of grills. Sorry if you didn't catch that. Thank you for watching!
bbqguys 7 months ago 25
@highten58 this video is more of a part II than anything else
airatak 7 months ago
@highten58 But what you've described is just that, how to make a frigging Pizza
OutlawMCC 2 months ago
Why does the pizza sauce from this look so different from the video showing you making it?
cyfr241 8 months ago
@cyfr241 The pizza sauce recipe was done about 6 months before this video. So I did not use the same sauce that you see in the older video. Sorry for the confusion!
bbqguys 8 months ago 2
I think imma try this
MrSouthphillyitalian 8 months ago
i used to work at a pizza place and it took me a few seconds to slap a pizza. we would hit it with the spiked roller then slap it fast b.c the centrifugal force made it perfectly round.
is this dough to fragile to do that to? it looked like ur were pretty gentle with it. And idk how u dont get bubbels without the spiked roller?
bobwatters 10 months ago
thumbs up if ur watching this while ur eating pizza
Lostfood 10 months ago
American people seem to go with either huge amounts of meats and nothing else really or all veggies. In Australia we tend to have a combination of both, not to much of either. my fav would have to be Ham, Cheese, Pineapple and mushrooms. Yum, plus the tomato sauce base of course.
MaZEEZaM 11 months ago
Dear Chef Tony, how can I make a crispy, crusty and crunchy pizza? :))) what is the secret ingredient I've been missing so far? Please help. Thanks in advance,
melodies2enjoy 11 months ago
@melodies2enjoy It might not be the ingredients, but how you're cooking it. A Pizza stone is a must!
bbqguys 8 months ago
@melodies2enjoy
Try adding semolina to your pizza dough recipe (2 part flour, 1 part semolina)
Another trick which I find really improves the pizza base when your cooking in a standard oven with a metal tray is to pre-cook the base before applying toppings. First dust you flattened base with flour and stick into a really hot oven for a few mins. Remove when starting to brown and flip the base over, then decorate and cook finally. You get a nice, floury, brown base which is always crispy.
Sam.
sam261007 6 months ago
GENIUS.
ho0pla 11 months ago
that looks amazing!
XBOXLIVE520971 11 months ago
lol ima get my grandpas help he cooks reaaaall good :D :3
deathnoteluva 1 year ago
malefic thurth dragon summoned by pay half of my life paradox nani?
samboleh 1 year ago
I understand you are using high quality meat products.I just believe it's not a good idea to combine all these meat varieties at the same pizza...too much!Specially the fine prosciutto and the sausage stuffing can stand by their own...
legionaire6542 1 year ago
i really want pizza now :(
niggamoments25 1 year ago
1 of the coolest chef alive
ronaldallanrivera 1 year ago
that veggie pizza looks soooo good:D
beerisyummyyumyum 1 year ago
My pizza tastes salty what can I do?
livelyfe4 1 year ago
@livelyfe4
Make sure to use low sodium bacon, and a good quality prosciutto. Also, I make my own sauce for pizza; because the jarred versions are high in sodium.
Hope This Helps!
Chef Tony
bbqguys 1 year ago
@bbqguys what are the directions for an oven
Mrdeathsnip 11 months ago
@bbqguys~ Low sodium this, low moisture that.... u certainly know your shit when it comes to food!
Keep up the good work.
marek0086 10 months ago
my pizza tastes salty what can I do?
livelyfe4 1 year ago
@livelyfe4 reduce the salt....
jomomwashere 1 year ago
salty what can i do
livelyfe4 1 year ago
yum
AznSprite0 1 year ago
@AznSprite0
Thanks AznSprite0, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Chef Tony
bbqguys 1 year ago
SECOND!!!!!
reddeadkiller6 1 year ago
gril
Shiverspine9000 1 year ago