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Notes from the kitchen.

The thinking behind the dough, the sourcing and the fire — written by the people who do it every day.

A ball of slow-fermented sourdough resting under cloth
Dough4 min read

Why we ferment for 48 hours

Time is the ingredient you can't photograph. Here's what two days of slow fermentation actually does to a dough — and why we won't rush it.

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San Marzano tomatoes being hand-crushed in a steel bowl
Ingredients3 min read

Sourcing San Marzano

A good tomato does more work than any other ingredient on the pizza. We went looking for one that needed nothing added.

Flames curling over the dome of a wood-fired oven
The bake3 min read

The one-minute bake

At 430°C a pizza is cooked in the time it takes to read this sentence twice. Here's what's happening in those ninety seconds.

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