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Pan Pizza: discover all secrets step by step

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Massimiliano

Catania (CT)
Duration 3h
Max 6 guests
Spoken languages:  
Italian and English

Cooking class: learn how to cook traditional & innovative Italian recipes from a local Cesarina

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    On the occasion of this special cooking class, I welcome you into my home in Catania to teach you the art of pizza making.

    We’ll start by preparing together a high-hydration sheet pan pizza dough, using a simple technique accessible to everyone, with no need for machines. I will guide you step by step, making sure you understand each part of the process and sharing little secrets to help you achieve at home a soft and crispy dough that will impress your friends and family. You’ll discover how just a few ingredients — water, flour, and yeast — can come together to create a surprisingly delicious result. We’ll share a memorable experience, wrapped in a warm and welcoming atmosphere where you’ll have everything you need to feel right at home. Don’t miss this course — I’m waiting for you!

    Vegetarian

    Total: €62.00

    €62.00 
    per guest

    €31.00 per child

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    Massimiliano
    Cesarina from 2025Location: Catania (CT)    Languages: Italian and English
    Passionate about cooking, I started my journey with desserts, but after attending courses on Roman-style sheet pan pizza and Neapolitan pizza, my passion truly settled in this area. Sheet pan pizza has a great advantage: it allows even non-professionals to achieve excellent results using simple household equipment. No need for mixers or professional tools—thanks to the "no knead" technique, you can make high-quality dough by following a few essential rules. One of the most important aspects is understanding the difference between dough maturation and leavening. These two steps are often confused, but it’s proper maturation that ensures a light, digestible dough with great flavor.
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