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This is a wonderful story of how the Caputo Flour company recruited an American Dream Team of Pizza Professionals to help develop Caputo Americana Flour. While Caputo flour "00" is the standard for Neapolitan pizza, the flour just does not work for New York style pizza. Tony Gemignani went to Naples with his pizza pals and helped develp an amazing blend of pizza flour: Caputo Americana. To doscover the rest of the story how Caputo Americana was developed, Go to: http://pizzatherapy.com/a

A Pot Roast Pizza from Pizza Therapy Bev writes:  Albert, I love your original dough recipe ( Pizza Therapy Pizza Dough Recipe ) but recently, upon your recommendation, bought Caputo OO flour. ( Antimo Caputo 00 Pizzeria Flour (Blue) 20 Lb Repack ) How will that flour change your recipe? The reason I ask is I love how your dough handles. It does not spring back and it was great to roll out and deal with . What will be different with the new flour?  Also, what is up with this new recipe of yours? What is different about it  and should I change to it.  Also, I am having about ten people over for a pizza party. Have not done  that before and am feeling a little nervous about making a lot of  different pizzas and feeding everyone. Do you think I could pre-bake the  crusts for a few minutes to aid in my getting a lot of pizzas out quickly?  Or what do your recommend how I could pull it all off?  Please guide me.  Than...

Clint writes:  Good evening! I have been a Pizza Therapy member for a while but just started  reading.  I’ve got a Pieson propane pizza oven (no longer in business) and  make Forno Bravo’s exact recipe for Neapolitan pizza dough. My grown kids  get me Caputo 00 red for my birthday and fathers day. My quest is to find  a recipe with whatever flour will give my crust more dry chew such as  Scordato’s in Tucson or Napoli’s in Hoboken.  I will read up on flour on your posts but appreciate any advice. I use a  scale so everything is weighed to each recipe (even my meatballs are 80  grams:).  Pizza is “The wheel of life” in my mind.  Thank you in advance. My response: Hi Clint, Thanks for writing. Honestly, I have no idea about: Scordato’s in Tucson or Napoli’s in Hoboken. You may want to ask them or as I have done, check out the dumpster in back of the restaurant! Caputo ( Antimo Caputo Chef's Flour, ...

 Watch their incredible feats of these young pizza athletes. The tricks they have learned tossing pizza will amaze you. These pizza pizza tossers know how to work the crowd! At the end of their performance, Tony Gemignani, makes one of them an honorary member of the World Pizza Champions. Please retweet #pizzaexpo Testa Brothers Tossing