Pimped out Marinara

by gilgermesch

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  1. gilgermesch

    I had some amazing Taggiasca Olives and Capers in oil on hand and decided to put them on a Marinara – San Marzano (crushed with a moulinette), salt (1% of tomatoes in weight), fresh garlic, dried oregano, and olive oil.

    – 62% hydration
    – 51 hrs direct fermentation (3hrs RT, 48 hrs CT)
    – Caputo Chef
    – fresh yeast
    – 3% salt
    – no oils or sugars
    – baked in the Gozney Dome (gas)

    Osing a whisk I incorporated the salt into the flour and the 0.5% fresh yeast (1.7g for two dough balls or 340g of flour) into the water

    – kneading by hand for 15 minutes, then 1 hour bulk proof at room temperature (19°C)
    – 24 hours bulk proof in the fridge (5°C)
    – Balling and resting in the fridge another 24 hours until ca. 2 hours before baking
    – final 2 hours proof and warm up at room temperature (19°C)
    – shaping (ca. 275g per dough ball) and launching was done with flour, no semolina or oil was used at any stage to facilitate handling of the dough
    – baking temperature was ca. 480°C on the dome and ca. 410°C on the center of the stone

  2. ilsasta1988

    It looks fantastically delicious

    Marinara is the best one, hands down

  3. 2-oxo-Zed

    I pimp my marinaras exactly that way, taggia’s olives are so good in a marinara

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