It’s nice to see a video with real people: honest, passionate, shy for the camera, proud, … I know my passion for making pizza became the level that it’s going to stay the rest of my life :) I’ll build an oven in the house we just bought
My Mom was from Naples and I lived there as a child.... my family is still there. I not only grew up with this type of pizza but I am thankful for all the cooking my Mom taught me. She passed away in 2020...
I make nowadays delicious pizzas to my friends in my house and I take beautiful compliments. I say always that I have an Italian Chef named Vito Lacopelli🙂. I am really grateful for all you have been doing 👏👏👏.
REMEMBER !! This is not just a pizza... "vito lacopelli". My whole family eat pizza every week after 5 months i found your channel :D , Cheers from Poland !
Vito, we ate at impasto 55 today April 15 2023 and met Vitali . I told him about watching your video and we loved this pizza the best. Ciao Luigi Dell’Acqua
As a american pizza baker...where I worked..the make a great hamburger pizza..not with lettuce and mustard..and veggies.. dough.red sauce.mozz.hamburger.oregano...just basic..but totally diff we use gas ovens..love neopolitian..new to me..lots to learn.you been a great help
Vito! Seems you are a little calmer than on older video’s, good stuff 😁 my best secret of this video was: passion & perseverance (only with that you will find your very own secrets that you know how to use/handle, this goes for anything btw)
Always enjoy seeing your good friend Roberto. Always so friendly and terrific ideas of special pizza's, and always smiling and wanting to share his craft. The other two, I really liked the fried pizza. Will have to try that sometime. As usual a great video Vito
Nice video, Vito. Italy is of course a special place as we all know. I have many fond memories of my time spent there. And two two-wheeled souvenirs in the garage.
Even if they don't speak English I don't think it's something to be ashamed of. Yes, English is the international go-to language, but to exchange culture one just need to be willing to comunicate, and that happens always somehow. 🧡
Rule 55 is the most important one. Everything else is work, work, work, and finding the right ingredients. Fantasy and imagination of a pizzaiolo is like a Cherry on a cake.
Che meraviglia! My great grandparents were from Naples. All the places you visited were great but my favorite was Impasto 55. 72 hour fermentation, must try it. What caught my eye was Georgio Chinaglia's Azzurri number nine jersey hanging in the store. When I was a youngster he played with the New Youk Cosmos. along with Pele and Franz Brekenbauer. Their home games were played at Giants Stadium in New Jersey. Having him so close was a great source of pride for Italian Americans.
Love this video shot in Napoli. My friends are coming to Napoli soon and I wish I was going too! I have shared this video with them. Thanks Vito for teaching me how to make the best pizza.
Vito, thanks for another great video! Loved all three of the pizze. I've been using your 48hr fermentation method with great success: it's so soft!. I'll have to try that 72hr approach. Can you also do a best focaccia tips video? I've been using your Nonna's recipe and it is so popular in my house that it's gone before I can blink! 😁. Ciao e grazie mille.
Great content yet again Vito. I’m now hungry again even though I just ate! 😂 fav secret was probably the 55 it’s very interesting but probably impossible where I live.
In the fall we are going to our vacation home in Casoli. We shall make our 2.5 hour trip to Napoli to try pizzas you showcase here😋🍕. The best Neopolitano pizza I had in LA is DeSano in Hollywood. It is worth the drive for me. Yummy!
My best secret is to over proof and just re-ball and rise for another hour or two. Makes it perfect. Crounchy and pouffy! (I saw that in another video) It makes more better gluten and if it's a week old it's still good. I used over one week but it gets sour. Better to make that into English muffins. Best English muffin you ever tasted. Pouffy and Crounchy!
Hey Vito, I'm from germany. Your content is fire. Last year I visited napels too. And now I'm watching your video and think I need some flight tickets.
Naaaaa....some guys are the gods of pizzaiolos. Are you looking for the perfect cornichone?...here it is...A real pleasure watch your videos. A cordial greeting from Buenos aires, Argentina.
Maestro, there's a difference between American pepperoni and Italian spicy salami. Pepperoni is beef and pork and it's advantage is that it only ages for a short time.
Hey Vito! Thanks for the video, amazing. One quick question cause I did not understand, in 17:27 you say about poolish and hand vs machine dough. Can you explain what's the difference here? I recently went from dough by hands to a Kitchen Aid and I still use poolish with my recipe.
They're talking about using a different preferment method for the dough recipe, using a biga style preferment instead of the poolish. Poolish is known as a French take on a Polish technique (usually equal parts water and flour), where biga style preferment is lower hydration and uses more yeast to overcome the stiffer mixture and speed up the rising.
@@nicknbecka Thank you! I did not know what “biga” is and thought I misunderstood. I use poolish with stand mixer and the dough is great after a longer kneed ;)
Enjoyed watching this entire video. Not sure I would even want to try making or eating the Nutella pizza! But an interesting idea. Seems with the 55 secret, the water sometimes will be below freezing! Unless thy chill the flour too?!!! So let's say 55 Celsius is 131Fahrenheit. Then 75 room temp + 30 degree water + 30 degree flour = 135 (close enough) no?
Paul, I think the 55 C is the total temperature of flour plus water. There is another formula of "final dough temp (20-25C) x 3. to find the water temperature, (C) you take the flour temp (A) + ambient temp (B) + friction factor (5 to 20) depending on mixer used. (X) For example flour and ambient temp are both 22C + spiral mixer use (8) FDT x 3 = A + B + X + C 65= 22 + 22 + 8 + C 65= 52 + C 65-52= C 13= C 13C=55F
I agree for pizza, cuz there are more pizzerie high level in Napoli (even if a good pizza you can find everywhere in Italy), but for pasta it's a different matter. Every regional area has her tipycal pasta recipes so lasagna, pesto pasta, tortellini, carbonara, orecchiette and many others are always excellent.
Hi Vito , been following you for a week or so , just wondering on a previous video of yours with Roberto making biga Using the mixer did you use a dough hook for mixing ? Thanks , love you videos .
I’m starting out on my pizza journey and have been busy watching all your videos. I started with the pizza for one today! First pizza ever. If I make more dough 4-6. Once they are balled, how long can they stay in the fridge?
Up to a week should be good in the fridge! If the balls stay in there longer the gluten network gets weaker and you wont get a nice rise out of the dough for the crust. However, the taste of the dough will be fantastic as it has been fermenting for a while, and you'll get some nice sour notes. 48-72 hours in the fridge after making the dough is the sweetspot. You can also freeze the dough if you're not going to use it within a week. Hope that helps!
What’s your best secrets?
love, passion, persistance...Grazie Vito. Saluti dalla Croazia
I want to mix the second pizza with the third dough 😋
The 55 rule is interesting. I assume he means in Centigrade.
Следить в этом канале видос 😊
I know you said it before. But putty the pizza on the rack to let it the steam go away to keep it from getting soggy
10:35 finally someone puts enough sauce. First time in all your vids enough sauce! Hire this guy.
I freakin' love Vito! He's so enthusiastic and passionate about his craft! These tips are fantastic!
Roberto "you're welcome". 😁 He is a star now. I love Roberto. Thank you for a great video, Vito!
It’s nice to see a video with real people: honest, passionate, shy for the camera, proud, …
I know my passion for making pizza became the level that it’s going to stay the rest of my life :)
I’ll build an oven in the house we just bought
My Mom was from Naples and I lived there as a child.... my family is still there. I not only grew up with this type of pizza but I am thankful for all the cooking my Mom taught me. She passed away in 2020...
The Best for last is Roberto!!! Vito and Roberto are my Favorite Pizza Masters! ❣
🍕
The secret is amore and passione! And of course to make it soft and craunchy!!! Bravo Vito...
I make nowadays delicious pizzas to my friends in my house and I take beautiful compliments. I say always that I have an Italian Chef named Vito Lacopelli🙂. I am really grateful for all you have been doing 👏👏👏.
Maybe they were tried to be just nice xD
REMEMBER !! This is not just a pizza... "vito lacopelli". My whole family eat pizza every week after 5 months i found your channel :D , Cheers from Poland !
Vito, we ate at impasto 55 today April 15 2023 and met Vitali . I told him about watching your video and we loved this pizza the best. Ciao Luigi Dell’Acqua
As a american pizza baker...where I worked..the make a great hamburger pizza..not with lettuce and mustard..and veggies.. dough.red sauce.mozz.hamburger.oregano...just basic..but totally diff we use gas ovens..love neopolitian..new to me..lots to learn.you been a great help
All tips were amazing! Can’t wait for warmer weather where I live to make pizza in the back yard! Fresh yeast and high hydration, love it!
The deepfried pizza was amazing - I must taste that!!! It was beautiful and looked soooooo delicious.
Love the Italian pizza tours! More please
Vito! Seems you are a little calmer than on older video’s, good stuff 😁 my best secret of this video was: passion & perseverance (only with that you will find your very own secrets that you know how to use/handle, this goes for anything btw)
Always enjoy seeing your good friend Roberto. Always so friendly and terrific ideas of special pizza's, and always smiling and wanting to share his craft. The other two, I really liked the fried pizza. Will have to try that sometime. As usual a great video Vito
I really enjoyed today's video. Lots of learning from the best.
Amazing video! I'm going to sustable in June for the first time and I can't wait!
I love watching your show. You have so much enthusiasm! Makes me want to make pizza!
Nice video, Vito. Italy is of course a special place as we all know. I have many fond memories of my time spent there.
And two two-wheeled souvenirs in the garage.
Even if they don't speak English I don't think it's something to be ashamed of. Yes, English is the international go-to language, but to exchange culture one just need to be willing to comunicate, and that happens always somehow. 🧡
I love the 55 one. Great video
I'm going to Italy in June and can't wait to go to these places. Thank you Vito
Bravo Vito! Your channel is fun to watch! Forza Italia! e Forza Pizza!! 🍕
Rule 55 is the most important one. Everything else is work, work, work, and finding the right ingredients. Fantasy and imagination of a pizzaiolo is like a Cherry on a cake.
Does that really make any difference? any practical done?
Quality of this video is amazing. Production step up. All 3 pizzerias are great. But last one looks fun
Jesteś wariatem Vito! Ogląda się świetnie! Pozdrawiam!
Vito this award winning video. You are the best! The secret for me is the dough and then. The fresh ingredients
I love Roberto. He is the best.
Wow! I think that the deep-fried pizza was very unique! Beer it was very tasty! Thank you for sharing! 😘🤌🫴❤ 🍕
Vito, I have watched many of your videos. I must say this is by far my favorite one!
Wow!!! That Nutella Pizza looks soooo Good! Love Nutella!
Your video is fantastic Vito! My fave secrets is the Pizza 55. 😊
The dough, the tomatoes, mozarella, the oven and of course the most important amore ❤
Just used ur recipe. It was amazing finally got that puff. Thank u so much
Vito.. Thank you for all you do!!! Amazing tips!!
you so close to the 1M subs I'm so happy for you man,keep it up as always ❤️
Can you please do a video for Da Sustable showing how he makes the dough? It looks so fluffy and soft!
I learn something new each time I watch Vito Iacopelli 👍
I think your best secret is that your real and not fake. Your a good mentor to others.
Che meraviglia! My great grandparents were from Naples. All the places you visited were great but my favorite was Impasto 55. 72 hour fermentation, must try it. What caught my eye was Georgio Chinaglia's Azzurri number nine jersey hanging in the store. When I was a youngster he played with the New Youk Cosmos. along with Pele and Franz Brekenbauer. Their home games were played at Giants Stadium in New Jersey. Having him so close was a great source of pride for Italian Americans.
Love this video shot in Napoli. My friends are coming to Napoli soon and I wish I was going too! I have shared this video with them. Thanks Vito for teaching me how to make the best pizza.
I’m going to try that Nutella pizza. What temperature was the oven? 450c or does it need to be cooler like 370c
Could watch that naples chefs forever!! This is ART
Amazing Vito!! What a great video
Vito, thanks for another great video! Loved all three of the pizze. I've been using your 48hr fermentation method with great success: it's so soft!. I'll have to try that 72hr approach. Can you also do a best focaccia tips video? I've been using your Nonna's recipe and it is so popular in my house that it's gone before I can blink! 😁. Ciao e grazie mille.
Great content yet again Vito. I’m now hungry again even though I just ate! 😂 fav secret was probably the 55 it’s very interesting but probably impossible where I live.
In the fall we are going to our vacation home in Casoli. We shall make our 2.5 hour trip to Napoli to try pizzas you showcase here😋🍕. The best Neopolitano pizza I had in LA is DeSano in Hollywood. It is worth the drive for me. Yummy!
Grande Vito! È una settimana che ti seguo, ottimi video! Complimenti!!!
“I don’t like to cut the pizza with fork and knife, (…) it’s not for me.”
I agree with you my friend
I just bought kitchen scissors for my pizzas.
Dont do knifes
Scissors always for pizza when made by me for me! If you are mass producing then you must use a cutter 🍕
My best secret is to over proof and just re-ball and rise for another hour or two. Makes it perfect. Crounchy and pouffy! (I saw that in another video)
It makes more better gluten and if it's a week old it's still good. I used over one week but it gets sour.
Better to make that into English muffins. Best English muffin you ever tasted. Pouffy and Crounchy!
if you do a biga you can get similar results without the longproof nor the sour taste.
@@costa97vm I use Biga!
Hi, have you tried brewers yeast?
@@costa97vm ever tried with polish?
@@costa97vm ever tried with polish?
Thanks to you Vito, I've been making wonderful pizza at home! Grazie!
Thanks for sharing with us all your personal pizza-related adventures...
Il migliore per ultimo è Roberto!!! Vito e Roberto sono i miei maestri pizzaioli preferiti! 🍕
Thanks for taking us to Naples! The people in this video have one in common - passion for making pizza :) thank you Vito!
Hey Vito, I'm from germany. Your content is fire. Last year I visited napels too. And now I'm watching your video and think I need some flight tickets.
Thank you! This is excellent!
This one was "FANTASTIC"!!
I agree
Thanks Vito, great video. I will explore the '55' method and I will also try to track down some Italian spicy salami stateside.
Naaaaa....some guys are the gods of pizzaiolos. Are you looking for the perfect cornichone?...here it is...A real pleasure watch your videos. A cordial greeting from Buenos aires, Argentina.
It is so beautiful, I am crying!
All 3 are pizza titans but the 3 man whith 85% dough hidratation are the best.❤
Maestro, there's a difference between American pepperoni and Italian spicy salami. Pepperoni is beef and pork and it's advantage is that it only ages for a short time.
Fantastico tour! Grazie!
Hard to
Tell! I love them
All!!!
Wonderful
Pizza tour!!!!!
Благодарю!!! Отличное видео👍👍👍👍👍👌🍕🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Best secret is following you!!! You are the best!!!
Increíble Vito! Gran video y contenido!
Que clase esos maestros!
19:14 "My balls are 350g"
Sounds like most chefs I've worked with 🤣🤣
Hey Vito! Thanks for the video, amazing. One quick question cause I did not understand, in 17:27 you say about poolish and hand vs machine dough. Can you explain what's the difference here? I recently went from dough by hands to a Kitchen Aid and I still use poolish with my recipe.
They're talking about using a different preferment method for the dough recipe, using a biga style preferment instead of the poolish. Poolish is known as a French take on a Polish technique (usually equal parts water and flour), where biga style preferment is lower hydration and uses more yeast to overcome the stiffer mixture and speed up the rising.
@@nicknbecka Thank you! I did not know what “biga” is and thought I misunderstood. I use poolish with stand mixer and the dough is great after a longer kneed ;)
Thank you, now we know some secrets, and we know some wonderful pizza masters. Thank you Vito
Susta Nutella pizza love the trick
Definitely I'll use it ❤️🤣
Enjoyed watching this entire video. Not sure I would even want to try making or eating the Nutella pizza! But an interesting idea. Seems with the 55 secret, the water sometimes will be below freezing! Unless thy chill the flour too?!!! So let's say 55 Celsius is 131Fahrenheit. Then 75 room temp + 30 degree water + 30 degree flour = 135 (close enough) no?
Paul, I think the 55 C is the total temperature of flour plus water.
There is another formula of "final dough temp (20-25C) x 3. to find the water temperature, (C) you take the flour temp (A) + ambient temp (B) + friction factor (5 to 20) depending on mixer used. (X)
For example flour and ambient temp are both 22C + spiral mixer use (8)
FDT x 3 = A + B + X + C
65= 22 + 22 + 8 + C
65= 52 + C
65-52= C
13= C
13C=55F
Passione Amore, Magia!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
The passion!! That's it! ❤
Maradona ❤. La mejor pizza está en Argentina
As Far As Pizza Goes... I would love to tase Paulo's Pizza the best!
Another great video, Maestro Vito it’s inspired me to start a new business pizza 🍕 owner . Thank you!
All great secrets but Roberto is the coolest
i love million dollar secrets that he shares =))
Vito we were in Naples on our honeymoon in 2005. It was September. Thanks for the tour
To make the best possible pizza's. You need a pizza master chef. It's not just the recipe, it also the technique's.
This looks like the classic Deep fried Pizza from Scotland 🏴 along with battered deep fried Mars Bars 👍🏼
I will be making that nutella one this weekend for sure!
I’ve been there and my daughter and I made sure we had pizza from Naples
Napoli is the best places for visiting pizza and pasta
I agree for pizza, cuz there are more pizzerie high level in Napoli (even if a good pizza you can find everywhere in Italy), but for pasta it's a different matter.
Every regional area has her tipycal pasta recipes so lasagna, pesto pasta, tortellini, carbonara, orecchiette and many others are always excellent.
Fantastic video!!❤
What was the fermentation time of the 3. Pizzeria dough (85% hidro)? Thank you in advance.
Love your recipes.
Naples Italy Pizza 🍕🍕🍕
Awesome, loved
I liked cinquantacinque, didn't think about it like that :)
Thankssss vitoooooo♥️🌱🛸
imposto 55 looks like my favorite. the pizza calzone was little messy and Nutella is to overwhelming ! I will try to go there next time I am Naples !
Amazing concept Vito!
The nutella pizza is the winner for me!
🥳🤣🙈 the Nutella pizza… I suffered with you!!!! Many greets from northern 🇩🇪 to you Vito ❤️🤌🏽
Hi Vito , been following you for a week or so , just wondering on a previous video of yours with Roberto making biga
Using the mixer did you use a dough hook for mixing ?
Thanks , love you videos .
Yes
I have just finished dough for tommorow ✌️
I’m starting out on my pizza journey and have been busy watching all your videos. I started with the pizza for one today! First pizza ever. If I make more dough 4-6. Once they are balled, how long can they stay in the fridge?
Up to a week should be good in the fridge! If the balls stay in there longer the gluten network gets weaker and you wont get a nice rise out of the dough for the crust. However, the taste of the dough will be fantastic as it has been fermenting for a while, and you'll get some nice sour notes. 48-72 hours in the fridge after making the dough is the sweetspot. You can also freeze the dough if you're not going to use it within a week. Hope that helps!