I Attempted the Iconic LUCALI PIZZA RECIPE At Home


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It’s hard to find details about Mark Iacono’s famous Lucali pizza recipe. I scoured the internet looking for dough making tips that could help produce something …

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  1. Brandon Stamps
    Brandon Stamps says:

    Brilliant work! I just have a small question. I noticed that you finished the pizza with a small amount of olive oil and I was curious as to why. Wouldn't that make the pizza a little too heavy and floppy per slice? Why not add that olive oil into the dough proofing instead? The Parmesan cheese should provide a rich, creamy taste on the finish and doesn't need the extra oil. Anyways, thanks for the hard work and dedication! Truly inspiring.

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  2. Kiss From The World
    Kiss From The World says:

    The houses where pizza is made are houses full of love. Making pizza is a moment of family union, it is a moment that will remain indelible in the memory for a lifetime. Tim, I will make your pizza together with my family. Cheers, Domenico.

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  3. om1701d
    om1701d says:

    Looks excellent. Aside from the flop it looks pretty spot on. I imagine a lower temperature for longer would fix that.

    Also doesn't he use low fat low moisture motz? I imagine that would go better with the higher fat buffalo motz

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  4. Jimi Vinnie
    Jimi Vinnie says:

    Hi, On the Kelly and Ryan show, he gave his recipe for dough. I come up with a 62% hydration for his pizza—33.3 ounces water to 3.5 pounds of flour. I have found that he said DelMonte Tomato sauce. Why did your cornicione – rim of pizza— puff up like that in spots? On his pizza, his cornicione does not appear to puff up. Have you noticed that?

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  5. larry cariglio
    larry cariglio says:

    Wonderful job on that pizza. Looks just like a lucalli pizza. Are you a member on pizzamaking.com.
    This is super close to his pizza. Only thing different as you had mentioned was the sauce goes on warm. I have never been able to get that crust. Now with your instructions I’m ready to try again. Thanks wonderful channel

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  6. rbiv25
    rbiv25 says:

    You did an absolutely amazing job. I am so happy I found someone else that uses diastatic malt. I love that stuff and it has been a game changer for my bread and pizza making. You made Mark proud!…you should tag him.

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