Tuesday, 16 June 2026

recipe: spicy salami pizza - dough test no1 (new york pizza / Italian inspired)

no cheese spicy salami new york pizza
no cheese spicy salami new york pizza
new york pizza spicy salami no1
no cheese spicy salami new york pizza
IngredientsMakes: 236g (1)
240g new york pizza dough (recipe below)
20g broad bean & tomato soup (recipe below)
15g salami milano
15g chorizo
1g salt
20g chilli oil
Method
Heat oven to 250C.
Dust crepe skillet w/ ground rice or semolina.
Dust baking tray w/ ground rice or semolina.
Shape dough into disc and place on skillet. Cover w/ sauce & then toppings
On the large burner. Heat on high for 1min then medium for 1min in total for about 2min - 1+1 mins.
1+1 min soft bottom a little floppy.
1+2 mins rigid bottom no flop.
1+3 mins crispy bottom centre has crunch.
Tansfer to bake tray and into oven 250C / 8mins.
Drizzle w/ chilli oil & serve immediately!

minimal effort pizza dough
minimal effort pizza dough
new york pizza dough
minimal effort pizza dough
IngredientsMakes: 1115g (4)
15g sugar
10g dried yeast
30g olive oil
420g water
630g 00 flour
10g salt
Method
Makes enough for 4 pizzaa ~280g per pizza.
Mix the sugar, dried yeast, olive oil & water and leave for 15mins to activate the yeast.
Add the salt to the flour, then add the wet ingredients combine into a smooth dough.
Place into a sealed plastic container and leave in the fridge for 72 hours.
BTW you can get very passable results after 24 hours!
Turn the dough out onto a flourless surface, and knock back until smooth & silky, form into a tight ball.
Cut the dough into 4 pieces and make a ball of each.
Place on a plastic tray & cover w/ cling film then leave for an hour to prove.
Once risen, the dough balls shouldn't really be touching!

soup made w/ broad bean shells & tomatoes
soup made w/ broad bean shells & tomatoes
broad bean & tomato soup
soup made w/ broad bean shells & tomatoes
IngredientsMakes: 685g (2)
60g EVO
8g garlic
2g fennel seeds
100g onions
240g tomatoes
4g salt
600g water
300g broad bean shells
5g mustard powder
Method
Lightly fry the fennel seeds & garlic for about a minute then add the onions and a lid then turn the heat down to medium.
Cook until the onions are soft then add the tomato & salt & cook for another 5mins.
Use a potato peeler to shell the broad beans removing the stringy bits in the process.
Keep the beans for something else.
Chop the broad bean shells into cm chunks, this helps them cook but also means the stick blender won't get tangled with missed stringy bits!
Add the water bean & mustard and bring to the boil with a lid on.
Once boiling set to simmer & leave for 20mins.
Remove from the heat to a wooden board & blend smooth with a stick blender.
Pass through a sieve. Use as required.
Pimp w/ a little soft cheese & butter, serve w/ crusty roll or garlic bread.

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