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Napoli-pizza med mozzarella, sardellfiléer, svarta oliver och oregano på tomatsås

4 pizzas

Napoli

Hydration
65%
Dough ball
250g
Fermentation
49h
Salt
2.8%
Bake
60–90 sec
Oven
Wood-fired oven
Makes
4pizzas
Active time
30min

Ingredients

Dough ball PizzaLovers house dough 65%, cold-fermented 48 h
250 g
Peeled San Marzano tomatoes, crushed by hand
75 g
Fior di latte, diced and drained
80 g
Anchovy fillets in oil
10 g
Black olives, pitted Gaeta or Taggiasca
20 g
Dried oregano
0.5 g
Extra virgin olive oil
7.0 g

Total dough443 g

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Method

  1. Take the dough balls out of the fridge 2–3 hours before baking and let them sit covered at room temperature.
  2. Preheat the oven well in advance: 45–60 minutes for a steel in a home oven, 20–30 minutes for a gas oven, longer for a wood oven. Measure the floor with an IR thermometer — you want around 450 °C (840 °F).
  3. Stretch the ball by hand from the centre outward on a semola-floured surface. Never touch the outer two centimetres.
  4. Scatter the olives whole or halved, never in thin slices.
  5. Lay the anchovies between the olives so every bite gets one or the other.
  6. Slide the pizza in and bake for 60–90 seconds. Turn it two or three times so the crust colours evenly.
  7. Let the pizza rest for a few seconds, add anything meant to go on after the oven, and serve straight away.

Napoli is the version with olives: the same anchovy saltiness as Napoletana but rounder in flavour. Use whole olives, not sliced ones from a tin of salty brine.

Neapolitan tradition – a common Neapolitan menu pizza, not regulated by the AVPN.

Topping order

  1. Tomato sauce
  2. Fior di latte
  3. Anchovy
  4. Olives
  5. Oregano
  6. Olive oil

Common mistakes

  • Tinned olives in brine that haven't been rinsed – they take over the whole pizza.
  • Too much cheese, which makes the olives sink.

Tips

  • Pat the olives dry on paper, or the liquid will sizzle during baking.
  • Taggiasca olives are milder and pair better with anchovy.

Variations

  • Without anchovy, for a milder olive pizza.
  • With capers instead of olives.

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