Sicilian Pizza with Vodka Sauce



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  1. Love your videos, but this is not a Sicilian pizza; what you make in this video is just a thick crust pizza. Sicilian pizza has the cheese layered first, and then the sauce…and then a topping of grated cheese and breadcrumbs (pecorino and mudica). Also, the cheese and olive oil are pushed down into the ddough before the top layer of cheese is added – this keeps the thick dough from becoming dry and boring; it is flavored with oil and the cheese. Being a Sicilian, I cringe every time I hear the words "Sicilian pizza" when it's nothing moe than a thick crusted pizza. Sicililan pizza is much more than that.

  2. The alcohol enhances flavors by allowing the flavor to penetrate into the food, the water vs oil barrier that usually gets separated is joined together as alcohol interacts with both. It’s also volatile making the aroma more powerful which is why it’s also used in perfume!

  3. Thanks for showing us your great recipes. I have enjoyed them a lot. I have a question about this recipe though. I have made the dough and when following your quanities for flour and water, I find it to be much wetter and harder to work wit than what I see on your video. I used 4 cups of flour (500g) and 1 2/3 cups of water (393g) . That is almost 80% hydration and much like a ciabatta recipe and very hard to work with. Could it be possible that the measurement for either the flour or water could be off on the recipe you listed for this. Thank you much and keep them coming.

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