Understanding wheat and flour
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  • Closed captions & dubbing
  • Downloadable resources
  • Mobile app (iOS & Android)

Understanding wheat and flour

Luigi Di Domenico explains how wheat is transformed into flour and why your choice of flour shapes every aspect of pizza dough.

Intermediate

1m 52sPizza mastery

Instructor
Luigi Di Domenico
Luigi Di Domenico

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This lesson includes

  • Closed captions & dubbing
  • Downloadable resources
  • Mobile app (iOS & Android)

Lesson details

You can't make great pizza without understanding where your flour comes from - and it all starts in the field.

In this online lesson, Luigi Di Domenico will uncover the fundamentals of wheat and flour, giving you a solid grounding in the raw materials behind every great dough. You'll learn what happens before flour hits your mixing bowl - from wheat composition to milling methods - and how these factors impact the final product.

What you'll learn in this lesson, Understanding wheat and flour

  • The three main components of wheat and their roles
  • How milling affects the type of flour produced
  • Why different flours (like "00" and whole wheat) behave differently in pizza making

Instructor

Luigi Di Domenico
Luigi Di DomenicoPizza Mastery | Typsy Partner Community course

An Italian master pizza maker and gastronomic consultant; Luigi began his training near Naples. Continued in Greece, then moved to Spain and it is in Barcelona where he began to gain experience. Throughout his career, he worked alongside renowned...

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