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The best pizza I’ve ever had was in an adorable little restaurant in Sorrento on the Almafi Coast of Italy. Sorrento is very close to Napoli (Naples) which is the birthplace of Neopolitan style pizza. Neopolitan pizza is characterized by an extremely thin base and a soft pillowy crust. Traditionally they are baked in an extremely hot wood burning oven in mere minutes.
Although this exact experience can’t be perfectly replicated without a full wood burning pizza oven, this recipe will help you get quite close.
Spicy Sausage Pizza
This Spicy Sausage Pizza has it all. Salt and heat from the sausage, fat from the mozzarella, acid from the marinara, and a beautiful chewy crust. It’s savory and sumptuous. The fattiness of the sausage is perfectly offset by the addition of sundried tomatoes and the brightness of the marinara sauce. The gooey mozzarella compliments the caramelized sausage topping beautifully. Finally, the flavour and chew from the cold fermented dough is perfectly finished by a quick bake on a very high heat. I promise that if you try this pizza recipe, it will become a favourite in your home.
00 Flour is far more finely milled than regular flour. Because of its composition, it results in the much chewier pizza crust characteristic of Neapolitan pizza.
Yes. The result will not be the same as if you make it with an open flame, but you will still have a delicious pizza.
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If you don’t have a pizza stone you could just use a pan, however I would strongly recommend using one. Pizza stones simulate the base of a pizza oven.
Neapolitan pizza originated in Napoli and characterized by a thin soft base and a chewy crust. Because it is so thin, it can’t handle too many toppings.
You can speed up the fermentation process by leaving your dough to rise covered at room temperature until doubled in size, instead of refrigerating it for 72 hours. When dough ferments the yeast eats the sugar in the dough, resulting in a tangy flavour and good chew. By refrigerating and cold fermenting the dough, that process is slowed thereby allowing more time to develop flavour and chew before the yeast eats all the sugar and begins to turn to alcohol. If possible I strongly recommend allowing your dough to cold ferment for at least 24 hours.
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If you want to freeze your pizza dough, put it in the freezer instead of fermenting it in the fridge. Make sure to defrost it in the fridge overnight and then leave it on the counter for two hours before using.
Yes. The ideal window of time to cold ferment your dough is between 24 and 72 hours. After 72 hours, the yeast will eat up all the sugar in the dough an start turning it into alcohol which will change the taste.
Passata is crushed, strained, tomatoes. There are many brands and styles of passata, but I like to buy Mutti which is bottled in Italy. It is smooth and brightly flavoured with fresh tomatoes. If possible, buy passata that has no spices or herbs so that you can season your sauce to your own tastes.
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Canned tomatoes can be purchased whole, diced, or crushed. The two products are mostly interchangeable in terms of taste, but the resulting texture is quite different. I like to use passata because it results in a smooth and velvety sauce that is preferred by my family. If you like a chunkier sauce, use canned tomatoes and simply squish them with your hands before adding them to your pan.
If you don’t have access to 00 flour you can substitute regular all purpose instead. The dough may not be quite as tender, but it should still have a nice flavour and chew.
Of course. My husband likes spicy sausage which is why I used it. I also find that the heat cuts the richness in this pizza.
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Although this recipe requires a significant amount of advanced prep to get great dough, once you’re ready to cook it will come together quickly. Following a few simple tips will help you make a great sausage pizza.
The marinara can be made in advance and stored for up to four days. The dough can also be made in advance and frozen until you are ready to use it.
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I wouldn’t recommend saving this delicious pizza to eat later. However if you must, I suggest reheating it on a hot pan and not in the microwave.
This recipe creates a LOT of marinara sauce! Each of the following dishes would be a perfect use for all that leftover delicious sauce!
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This Spicy Sausage Pizza is savoury, salty and delicious. The crust is chewy and soft, while the marinara is bright and fresh and the mozzarella and sausage mixture are deeply flavourful. I promise you that once you try making this pizza it will become your new go to recipe.
Sodium: 4231 mg | Calcium: 187 mg | Vitamin C: 3 mg | Vitamin A: 230 IU | Sugar: 1 g | Fiber: 3 g | Potassium: 368 mg | Cholesterol: 82 mg | Calories: 788 kcal | Saturated Fat: 16 g | Fat: 53 g | Protein: 26 g | Carbohydrates: 57 g | Iron: 5 mg
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When we’re using sausage as a pizza topping, we always opt for hot Italian sausage. You’ll want to remove the natural casings and discard. The sausage will get broken into smaller pieces as it cooks. If you prefer a sweet Italian sausage, that will of course work too!
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