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All the tricks you should follow to get a smooth inner part and a crispy crust.
Knead the Biga ingredients for 6 minutes at first speed, in order to have “rough” dough. At the end, place it in a closed bowl and let it rest in the refrigerator (+4°) for 16/24 hours.
After the necessary time, add oil, salt and water.
Complete the dough by adding the remaining part of type 1 flour, the Mora whole-meal flour and the malt to the Biga.
Knead for 45/50 minutes until the dough reaches a temperature of 28/29° C.
Divide the dough according to the desired size. For baking in the small pan, cut into 200 g loaves.
Bake it for the first time at 280° for 8 minutes at high humidity.
Remove it from the oven and leave it to cool.
Finish cooking at 270° for at least 5 minutes. Oven without humidity.
Top with seared red tuna Tataki, red onion in osmosis and Bufala tartar sauce.
The final temperature of the dough will help to obtain a very well alveolated, easily digestible and light product. The use of whole-meal or type 1 flour enhances the dough fragrances and taste, which are carefully balanced by the choice of topping ingredients.