GLUTEN-FREE PIZZA DOUGH | LIKE A PRO FOR HOME USE — Transcript
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- 0:00When it gets all together like that, we
- 0:02create the blue tail like a magic. Hello
- 0:06guys from my instrument. Welcome back to
- 0:09my channel. This video is one of the
- 0:11most questionable video that people have
- 0:14been asking guys. How to make the
- 0:17gluten-free from scratcher like a
- 0:20professional home. Take a look. We made
- 0:23a pizza. Looks like a pizza gluten-free.
- 0:29Exactly like a real pizza. Well, this is
- 0:34also real. Like I regular gluten pizza.
- 0:37From the recipe to the ingredients, it's
- 0:39special. I put my art in this video.
- 0:41Please go ahead, watch until the end.
- 0:43Comment below. Even if you're not
- 0:45gluten-free, try this pizza because this
- 0:47is going to surprise you. The best
- 0:49gluten-free
- 0:50recipe video on YouTube. So, today I'm
- 0:54going to do a little bit different. This
- 0:56way you will understand this better.
- 0:59Come here, Loris. Loris is the pizza
- 1:01chef of Soft and Crown. And so
- 1:04basically, he doesn't know how to do
- 1:05gluten-free. I'm going to teach him how
- 1:08to make gluten-free. Corto.
- 1:10>> Okay.
- 1:11>> Uh so what we need? We need a bowl to
- 1:14make the dough because we're going to
- 1:15make it by hands. Plastic wrap, a knife,
- 1:18couple of spoon, couple of things like
- 1:19that. Save everything. We need a little
- 1:21pan. If you have any question, please
- 1:22let me know because this way they will
- 1:24understand. And also, we need some
- 1:26gluten-free flour. You can easily find
- 1:27this on Amazon. This is the best
- 1:29gluten-free flour. And this video is not
- 1:32being sponsored by Caputo or anything.
- 1:34This is a real I want you to make the
- 1:36best. Then, we need a scale and 2 liters
- 1:38of water, salt, and yeast and olive oil.
- 1:40So, for this recipe, I'm going to use 2
- 1:42L of cold water, 2 kilos, and 600 g of
- 1:47flour. So, we're using fresh yeast. So,
- 1:50this is 25 g. So, make sure the yeast
- 1:53breaks apart like that. Otherwise, it's
- 1:55not good. So, if you're using dry yeast,
- 1:58use F amount. And then we're going to
- 2:01use 30 g per liter of water of salt. So,
- 2:05we need 60 g. Follow me in this because
- 2:08the steps are really important. So, I'm
- 2:11going to explain it to you this step
- 2:12because this is a really a little
- 2:13secret. Perfecto. Perfect. That's That's
- 2:16good. That's good. So what we what we
- 2:19going to do now? We're going to
- 2:20basically cook a little bit of flour
- 2:24with a little bit of water. And this is
- 2:26a secret. Are you cooking the flour?
- 2:28This step is one of the most important
- 2:31step when you make uh when you make
- 2:34gluten-free. So you don't need you don't
- 2:36need to be precise. We're going to put
- 2:38about one cup of water. So save always
- 2:41the water. And then we're going to put
- 2:43we're going to wait. That gets a little
- 2:45bit hot. Voila. And then we're going to
- 2:47put about 300 gram of flour. So I'm
- 2:51going to go ahead and calculate F amount
- 2:53of this. But once you put the flour
- 2:55inside, you need to be fast, okay?
- 2:58Otherwise, it's going to get stuck.
- 3:01Check. Yeah, that's enough. So you want
- 3:05to basically create the
- 3:09the glue. It's like a glue. The I
- 3:13explain you right now. This pizza is
- 3:16gluten-free. Okay. So, it says
- 3:18glutenfree. So, what we do, we are
- 3:22creating the gluten. You know what I
- 3:24mean? See, it's getting all together.
- 3:31Constantly turn it. If you see that it
- 3:33gets too hot, see, I'm not stopping at
- 3:35all. You go ahead and take it off from
- 3:38the from the thing here.
- 3:41See,
- 3:43that's what we're looking for. When it
- 3:45gets all together like that, we create
- 3:48the gluten
- 3:50like a magic. And this is the secret,
- 3:52guys. So, we create the gluten even with
- 3:56the flour. Gluten-free.
- 3:58We're going to go ahead and put this
- 4:02in a container. Make sure you get it
- 4:04all.
- 4:09So guys, here we go. We have created the
- 4:11gluten ingredient for our gluten-free.
- 4:14>> Can we say that it's like a polish?
- 4:17>> That's a good question. No,
- 4:19>> this is not a uh this is not doesn't
- 4:21help the fermentation of uh or the leate
- 4:25process. This is just to build the dough
- 4:29like a to make it look like a regular
- 4:32pizza
- 4:33>> because gluten-free it gets it doesn't
- 4:35have gluten so it breaks. This is going
- 4:37to help to put everything together. So,
- 4:39save all the ingredients here. Let's go
- 4:41ahead and let's make this dough by
- 4:44hands. Ah, so you can make this in the
- 4:46in the regular mixer. First ingredient,
- 4:50water. Water. Grab it. So, in the
- 4:53gluten-free, you can put everything
- 4:54together,
- 4:56but you need to put everything in order.
- 4:59Melted yeast inside.
- 5:02And I'm going to go ahead and scale the
- 5:03salt. Okay, perfect. Now let's add the
- 5:07all flour.
- 5:10>> So how much flour we need for a liter of
- 5:12water? One liter of water, 1 kilos and
- 5:15300 g of flour.
- 5:21With the spatula, we go ahead and start
- 5:25to put everything together. So it's
- 5:27going to be more hard than than the
- 5:29regular dough. Then we add of course our
- 5:32technically gluten
- 5:35that is now cold. You need to let it
- 5:38cool down. If you see that is little
- 5:40hard, you can go ahead and use the
- 5:42handsh. Okay. Put everything together.
- 5:45Much better with your hands. Then go
- 5:47ahead and add the salt 60 g. So I was
- 5:51saying if you need if you see there is
- 5:53see is very dry. Go ahead add a little
- 5:56bit of water on the sides.
- 6:00So, I'm adding about I want to say 200
- 6:03g, not too much. The dough needs to be
- 6:06like sticky. Okay, this is the perfect
- 6:10consistency. Now, try to take off all
- 6:13your dough from your hands. This is the
- 6:16second step that we're going to do. Very
- 6:18important. Olive oil on top of the
- 6:21counter. Olive oil here. Olive oil here.
- 6:24>> Why uh so much oil? because uh you don't
- 6:28want to stick the dough on your hands.
- 6:31Okay. Grab the old dough with your with
- 6:34the olive oil. It will not get stuck.
- 6:39Done. Here we go. Like you can see.
- 6:45Give a couple of fold.
- 6:47It will never be like the regular dough,
- 6:50but is really the dough is really
- 6:54elastic and sticky and that's the
- 6:57perfect texture that we want. And now
- 7:00olive oil on top.
- 7:02Now pay attention what I do because this
- 7:04step is really important.
- 7:08Let it rest for about 15 minutes. Use
- 7:11the time to relax a little bit. Okay, 15
- 7:14minutes pass by and now we are ready to
- 7:16make the balls. Little bit of olive oil
- 7:19again here. Olive oil in your hands.
- 7:22It's cut all the balls at 300 g. So we
- 7:28grab one piece. Then we scale it 300.
- 7:33Let's make all the balls at 300. Keep
- 7:36this in the olive oil. Okay. Then grab
- 7:38this part here and put it back in. So
- 7:40it's no problem.
- 7:50It's very important the weight of the
- 7:52balls because the biggest is the ball,
- 7:55the more thick will become. So, we want
- 7:57to make the pizza perfect with a little
- 7:58bit of hair and the crust
- 8:02to make it look like the regular pizza.
- 8:05We want to have the customer feeling
- 8:07that he's eating like everybody else.
- 8:10even if it's a gluten. Now, olive oil on
- 8:13your hands. Again, it's really important
- 8:15to put olive oil on your hands. So, this
- 8:16is how you make it the ball. So, we just
- 8:19going to shape it.
- 8:22Shape it as a circle.
- 8:26Then, we press a little bit. That's how
- 8:28you make the dough ball. See?
- 8:33You shape it.
- 8:36And then we go ahead. Look, this is how
- 8:39you close it because this is gonna is
- 8:41gonna grow. You know, we put the yeast
- 8:44first. So, we flip, we put it like that
- 8:47and then we close it and we leave a
- 8:50little bit of space. Just like that.
- 8:52That's how you
- 8:55make a ball. So, okay. You see, we made
- 8:58all the balls. Now, this is how we we
- 9:02storage them. So we go ahead and we
- 9:05place just exactly like the the others,
- 9:09you know, the regular balls. So we go
- 9:11ahead, we put everything
- 9:13and you can put this one on top of the
- 9:16other. So it's no problem. That's a good
- 9:19thing. You can save a lot of space. What
- 9:20we do, we put the whole thing in the
- 9:22fridge.
- 9:23>> Oh,
- 9:23>> you can put it right away because it
- 9:25took about 15 20 minutes to make the
- 9:27balls. So we keep the dough in the
- 9:30fridge for 24 hours. Vito and if I don't
- 9:34want to wake wait 24 hours.
- 9:38>> Oh, that's a good question. Well, you
- 9:40can uh you can easily make it right
- 9:42away. Like you just with the get the
- 9:46ball, don't put it in the fridge. Wait
- 9:47about 1 hour and a half, two, and it's
- 9:49going to be ready. But for the best
- 9:53perform, because we're doing business,
- 9:56we want to wait 24 hours. This way, we
- 9:58give a little bit of fermentation in the
- 10:00dough. So, we'll become much more uh
- 10:03crouchy and not just soft. So, let's go
- 10:06ahead guys. Smash the like, subscribe
- 10:08now, and uh thank you so much for your
- 10:11valuable time. Go ahead and uh I'll see
- 10:14you tomorrow.
- 10:15>> Okay,
- 10:16[Music]
- 10:21>> okay, ladies. One hour is passed by and
- 10:23like you can see how the dough is. Look
- 10:27at this. It's full of hair. It's uh
- 10:31double up the side. It's soft and is
- 10:34nice and fermented. So, are you ready to
- 10:37see It smells so good. Look at this.
- 10:40>> Are you ready to see how it's made?
- 10:42>> Yes.
- 10:42>> So, we want to we what I usually do is I
- 10:45parbake the crust. Okay, Lori. It's time
- 10:48to stretch. Keep in mind the top part
- 10:51says on top. So, to stretch this pizza,
- 10:54we're using rice flour. Or if you cannot
- 10:58find rice flour, you can use the same
- 11:00flour to stretch. But this because it's
- 11:02expensive, I like to use the rice flour.
- 11:04Also, this is a little bit thick
- 11:06thicker. So, put this on the side.
- 11:10Put a little bit of flour on the bottom
- 11:11here. You have to stretch this way. You
- 11:13cannot do it different differently way.
- 11:16We open up the the plastic wrap really
- 11:21gentle.
- 11:24If you see this dough is full of hair
- 11:28and we want to try to keep all the air
- 11:31inside. So we go ahead dump the the
- 11:34dough on top of the the flour. We go
- 11:38ahead we cover the pizza
- 11:41with
- 11:44uh with flour.
- 11:47Now gently we don't touch the crust. We
- 11:50don't touch the center. Exactly how is
- 11:53the the other pizza stretched. So we go
- 11:55ahead and we just press. We not we don't
- 11:58stretch. We keep the your hand on the
- 12:00side here. This way we we form a nice
- 12:04layer of crust, you know.
- 12:09Then you top on the center. Once you
- 12:11have the center done and the dough is
- 12:13full of flour, try to see how strong it
- 12:17is. You can keep it. You can hold it.
- 12:20Try to keep a little bit of flour on the
- 12:22bottom. And now is where where the magic
- 12:25happened because most of the time this
- 12:28dough is super sticky. So we constantly
- 12:32turn it, you know, upside down. But if
- 12:36you want to go by hands, a little bit
- 12:38easy way is
- 12:41you can use something something like
- 12:43that. You know, this is really good, a
- 12:45roller pin, really small. Put a little
- 12:47bit of flour. And then we go gently in
- 12:50the center. This way it will become much
- 12:52more
- 12:54uh much more uniform the crust.
- 12:59See it's much more easy when you start
- 13:02to see
- 13:05that breaks a little bit apart like
- 13:08this.
- 13:10That's when you know that you're going
- 13:12to go ahead and flip it. Flip it. We
- 13:16move it a little bit. Done. This is the
- 13:19sides.
- 13:20See?
- 13:22Now, with a little bit of brush here, we
- 13:25go ahead put it on top of the brush and
- 13:28we go ahead and we spread the olive oil.
- 13:32And why
- 13:34you put the oil with the brush on the
- 13:37crust
- 13:38>> and this way the we going to have a nice
- 13:40good looking cross. So, the the goal
- 13:43here is to make it the goal is to make a
- 13:45gluten-free that looks like a a regular
- 13:48pizza. So, now we grab the peel.
- 13:52We move a little bit. Shake, shake,
- 13:53shake. Oops.
- 14:02Voila.
- 14:03>> And you can't stretch like an upper.
- 14:06>> No, because it will break if you do
- 14:07that. So, now we see that it removes. So
- 14:09we can go ahead and par.
- 14:15Okay, lorries. Look at this. Voila. This
- 14:19is how
- 14:20the pizza part baked is. See, we have
- 14:24air on the crust. The bottom looks good.
- 14:28It's perfect. Looks like already a
- 14:29Neapolitan style. The reason why I I par
- 14:32bake it is that this way the gluten-free
- 14:35dough, it becomes much much more
- 14:37stronger. So when you you see now we're
- 14:39going to make the pizza, it's going to
- 14:41be much more difficult because when the
- 14:43dough is uh fresh and you put tomato
- 14:46sauce, the dough will absorb and it's
- 14:47going to be much easy to break. So if
- 14:49you're not fast, it will break so
- 14:51easily. You can make a mess, you can
- 14:52throw it away. This way you can make a
- 14:54lot, you keep it in the fridge and you
- 14:56go by order just keep it like that and
- 14:59then we're going to make it. Now I'm
- 15:00going to make a classic margarita pizza
- 15:03how the pizza supposed to be look like.
- 15:05you know, Parmesan cheese, then fresh
- 15:08mozzarella. And the good thing is that
- 15:10you can make a lot. I mean, you can take
- 15:12your time to make this pizza, you know,
- 15:15>> and if uh I want to put in the freezer
- 15:19now.
- 15:19>> Yeah, you can. No, with the with
- 15:21ingredients.
- 15:21>> No, no, without
- 15:22>> Yeah, you can put it you can put it
- 15:23directly in the fridge.
- 15:24>> And uh what time before I
- 15:26>> Oh, you can you can take it out from the
- 15:28freezer right away and making it.
- 15:30>> Oh,
- 15:30>> yeah. Easy. So, go cook this one. I'm
- 15:33going to go ahead and drop it here in
- 15:36front of the oven. Boom.
- 15:39Voila. So, now we're going to go ahead
- 15:42and finish to cook and then I'll show
- 15:44you how the pizza looks like.
- 15:48[Music]
- 15:50Okay, guys. Here we go. This is the per
- 15:52bake one. Like you can see, the crust
- 15:56looks amazing. The bottom of the pizza
- 15:58insane. And it's soft and it's crouchy.
- 16:02I'm going to go ahead and put a little
- 16:04bit of basil, a little bit of olive oil,
- 16:06also on the crust. This way looks nice.
- 16:08Ketchup pizza.
- 16:11He wants to have pizza. See?
- 16:14Hold on. Hold on.
- 16:17Thank you. And this is the direct one
- 16:20that was made and cooked. Like you can
- 16:22see also actually the bottom is little
- 16:25bit white than before because I repeat
- 16:29gluten-free is much better to par bake
- 16:33it. So did you see lorice? Voila. Little
- 16:36bit of olive oil. So I was saying look
- 16:39parb bake versus the direct one. So did
- 16:43you see you notice a huge different much
- 16:45better when you par bake it. Okay, now
- 16:47we go ahead and we got to cut the cross
- 16:50and see the inside if we have the
- 16:54perfect slice. And this is how the crust
- 16:58looks like.
- 17:02See, this is the goal of the gluten-free
- 17:07pizza. Okay, Loris, it's time to taste
- 17:09this pizza and see if we pass the exam.
- 17:13Smells so good.
- 17:15M. You still have the crunch there. The
- 17:18crust. I have to say it doesn't taste of
- 17:23reg gluten-free pizza.
- 17:26>> Wow. Fantastic. From now on, you make
- 17:28it.
- 17:29>> Okay,
- 17:29>> guys. And you make it, too. Thank you so
- 17:31much for watching, and I see you at the
- 17:33next one. Every week with new video.
- 17:35Ciao.
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