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A classic(ish) Neopolitan pizza margherita made with a sourdough starter as the leavening, instead of commercial yeast. Topped with a fresh san marzano tomato sauce, a little bit of fresh mozzarella, and basil. With a make-ahead dough and a simple sauce, this pizza is an option any night of the week. Just make the dough in the morning; then shape it an hour before you're ready to eat.
To get started with this recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can have fresh mozzarella basil sourdough pizza using 10 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make Fresh mozzarella Basil sourdough pizza:
- Make ready 1 cup sourdough starter
- Make ready 1 cup organic spelt and red hard wheat flour mix
- Take 1 1/2 cup unbleached white flour
- Take 1/2 cup organic yogurt
- Make ready 1 tsp kaniwa seeds (for extra protein profile)
- Get 1/2 tsp salt
- Take 2 Tsp Extra Virgin olive oil
- Make ready 1 cup homemade tomatoe sauce
- Prepare 1 1/2 cup fresh Basil
- Make ready 1 lb fresh mozzarella cheese in liquid
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Instructions to make Fresh mozzarella Basil sourdough pizza:
- Grind spelt and red hard spring wheat into flour in a grain mill.
- Whisk all wet ingredients (sourdough starter, yogurt) in a large mixing bowl. Add flours, kaniwa seeds,salt.
- Knead the dough by hands until smooth. Shape it into a ball and cover the bowl with a giant plate to avoid drying out. Allow it to rise in the oven with oven lamp on if room temperature is lower than 70F. Give it at least 2 hours to ferment before checking it out. Don't even bother to check it too frequent.
- About 6 hours or so, dump the dough on a working surface with a little bit olive oil. Press the dough from the center and gently work outerward to shape it into a big round flat bread. Transfer the bread onto a baking sheet with lining a parchment paper at the bottom. Add a little bit olive oil again and smooth out a cup of tomatoe sauce, also work from middle to the edge and stop from 1/4 inch towards the edge. Evenly distribute mozzarella cheese and aged cheese and Basil.
- Bake at 420 F for 20 minutes. Slice and enjoy 🍕.
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