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To prepare a highly digestible pizza with long leavening times, you should use Manitoba flour instead of the classic soft wheat flour. In fact, due to its features, it can rise even for more than 24 hours without "losing" the dough, allowing you to obtain, actually, a light, well alveolated and highly digestible dough. Let's discover together how to prepare a classic round pizza using Manitoba flour.
Knead all the ingredients for about 14 to 20 minutes, depending on the type of kneading machine. Finish at a temperature of about 24°C.
Make the dough rest covered on the counter at room temperature for about 30 minutes.
Divide the dough into portions (balls) of 250g each (or as desired).
48/96 hours at room and/or controlled temperature (+4°C).
Bake in oven at 330/340°C OVEN TOP/BEDPLATE (depends on the oven).
N.B. It is recommended to use the dough balls at room temperature (+20°C) and at least after they doubled the initial volume.