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Ooni, the brand behind your favorite pizza ovens, just launched a stand mixer that one food writer says rivals KitchenAid’s.

The steel bowl has a 7.3-quart capacity, almost twice the KitchenAid’s 4.5-quart capacity. The mixer’s arm, so to speak, ...

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Be sure to use a pre-shredded low-moisture mozzarella so the focaccia isn’t weighed down by excess moisture. If you can find ...

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Take the dough out of the bowl and place it on a floured bench. Using floured hands or a floured rolling pin, gently spread it to a 2 cm thick rectangle, then place it on oiled baking tray.

yeast is commonly added. The basic dough includes olive oil, and loaves are often baked with herbs, bacon, cheese or other ingredients. In its homeland, focaccia is probably most linked to Genoa, on ...

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Neapolitan pizza: simple in theory, heartbreakingly complex in practice. Flour, water, salt, yeast – sounds easy, right? Then you try to make it. The dough won’t stretch, the sauce is too ...

Neapolitan pizza: simple in theory, heartbreakingly complex in practice. Flour, water, salt, yeast – sounds easy, right? Then you try to make it. The dough won’t stretch, the sauce is too watery, the ...