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Anthony Falco of Roberta’s in Bushwick, Brooklyn, teaches Sam Sifton how to make restaurant-style pizza dough at home.

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36 Comments

  1. is the higher cooking temp just a matter of increased production, or does it actually cook the pizza better?

  2. "Now we're getting pretty Mario Brothers" The NYT reporter just couldn't help himself to make a ethnocentric and stereotypical comment towards Italian-Americans. Yikes!

  3. Horrible tutorial and the article doesn't help either. Thanks for the amazing help!!!!!

  4. A printable recipe link would have killed you? Weights? "24 Hours making it"? (At what point does that occur?). More of a puff piece NY Times. Worthwhile if one's thing is just watching someone cook and not wanting to learn – Must I actually pay the Times subscription $$$ just to see a recipe? Really?

  5. The transition from shaggy ball to smooth @00:56 was a manipulation of your eyes…there's zero chance it was that smooth after 15 minutes without shaping.

  6. I'm watching from far away Korea

    Thank you so much for making pizza dough

    The dough looks so soft, too

    I'm always enjoying it

    I'll learn a lot. Thank you

  7. The Mario Bros are plumbers not pizza makers. That said, this is my go-to pizza dough recipe and it's great

  8. I've been using this recipe for years now and it is delicious. 1c.warm water, 1T.yeast & sugar,dash of olive oil.Let proof 5-10 minutes. In a large bowl add 1C.
    high gluten unbleached flour & 1 t. Salt.Add wet to dry and mix until dough forms
    Roll dough out onto.a floured surface and.knead. add four until the right texture forms & dough doesn't stick to hands.Oil a clean large bowl with olive oil.and put pizza dough in bowl,cover.bowl with plastic wrap and put in a warm place let rise 1 hr. If you don't succeed the first time dry dry again its worth it.

  9. A lot of tiny details are really based on experience here, I can certify that.
    Great stretching technique.
    Adding a bit of flour and making sure it slides freely is a must.

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