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Amount of pizza's:

33-35 hours

Dough recipe

Flour

142.5 gr

Fresh yeast

1.13 gr

Salt

3.5 gr

Water

100 gr

Flowchart

  • Poolish preparation
    5 min
  • fermentation
    24 hrs
  • mixing the dough
    10-15 min
  • folds & slaps
    10 min
  • fermentation
    4-5 hrs
  • shaping dough balls
    10 min
  • rising
    2-3 hrs
  • stretching
    5 min
  • baking
    3 min

Recipe details

Dough per pizza

250 gr

Total dough

250 gr

Flour: 100%

Fresh yeast: 0.79%

Salt: 2.46%

Water: 70.2%

Additional ingredient: mature poolish.

Oven & Tools

Oven
Outdoor oven

Tools Poolish
Kitchen scale
Cup or container
Spoon
Cling film
Fridge

Tools Final Dough
Mixing bowl
Kitchen scale
dough machine (optional)
Spoon/spatula
Brush
Dough container
Fridge
Skillet
Oven
Scissors

Ingredients

  • (For 1 pizza):
    • Pizza dough (250gr canotto dough)
    • A handful of seasonal mushrooms
    • 1 Ball of mozzarella
    • ½ White onion, sliced in rings
    • Few leaves of fresh basil
    • A small hand of finely chopped parsley
    • Black pepper
    • Grated parmesan cheese
    • Pinch of chili flakes

Preparation

Pizza funghi is a classic. You’ll find it on a lot of pizza menus around the world. There are different ways to make one. You can go for some plain white mushrooms and just put them on the pizza or… Go for delicious grilled seasonal mushrooms and add little extras to make your pizza funghi, funky! Well, that’s what I did, and I’m now gonna show you how.

For this pizza, you need to buy different, good quality mushrooms. You can choose from oyster mushrooms, portabella, king trumpet mushrooms or forest nameko. I went for some Oyster and King oyster mushrooms.

Start by firing up your outdoor oven to about 450°C (842°F) and make sure your dough balls are already at room temperature. I recommend using a canotto pizza dough. Use the calculator to make your dough. Click here to make (Canotto) pizza dough.

Break the mushroom into smaller pieces (Not too small because they will shrink when you heat them). Put the mushrooms, some oil, slices of onion, garlic and parsley in a small grill or baking pan. Don’t add salt. It will make the moisture come out of the mushrooms and that will cook them instead of bake them. Bake the mushrooms for around 2 minutes till they get a bit brown, and put them on the side.

Shape your pizza and put on some fresh mozzarella. It’s okay to be generous. Add some olive oil and fresh basil and put the baked mushrooms on the pizza.

Add a few chili flakes to spice everything up and grate some good quality parmesan cheese on top. Your pizza is ready to go into the oven!

Keep a close eye on your pizza when baking. The oven is very very hot, so you have to turn it several times, otherwise it will burn.

Take out your pizza, top it off with black pepper, a little extra parmesan cheese (you can never have enough cheese ;)) and finish it with some fresh parsley. There you go! Isn’t this a funky funghi pizza?!

Enjoy!

By Pieter Städler

Flowcart

  • Poolish preparation
    5 min
  • fermentation
    24 hrs
  • mixing the dough
    10-15 min
  • folds & slaps
    10 min
  • fermentation
    4-5 hrs
  • shaping dough balls
    10 min
  • rising
    2-3 hrs
  • stretching
    5 min
  • baking
    3 min
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