Tinkering with Dough Part 3: Preferments (Biga and Poolish)
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- In Part 3 of the "Tinkering with Dough" session, Chef Leo Spizzirri answers questions from pizza professionals. He discusses: What are preferments, how do they affect your dough and how are they different?
What is a biga? (0:05)
What is a poolish? (6:33)
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Thanks so much for the great information Leo! I too make a NY pizza with a poolish, love the dough flavor it produces but I want to do some experimenting with a biga, love all those huge air holes in the dough.
Hello Leo ! Your are the best !
Thanks!
Wow!
Educational!
Excellent Tutorial!
Thank you for sharing!
Greetings from Singapore!
🌹🌹🌹🇸🇬
Edith
Great stuff man!! BRAVO!!!
Informative video. What's the difference between biga/poolish fermented at an ambient temperature compared to the fridge? How does it affect the end result?
Leo when it comes to biga which the way I thought the hydration levels in my biga
Changes according to room temperature
For example if it's a hot summer day
I would go down to 35 percent hydration
If its winter cold DAY 40 to 45 percent hydration in order to get the same results
Again great information thankyou.Im definitely in the poolish team at the moment making all my tray and round's with poolish 👌🍕🤟
I’m a poolish guy myself, especially for pan doughs!
@@AskChefLeo same I love the wafer thin crispy bottom at top then the bubbly cloudy centre so do my customers 👌🤟🍕
Is it better to bulk cold ferment 24-48 hours in the fridge or room temperature bulk ferment?
Chef - for focaccia which is preferred? I learned with a biga although not sure of my percentages or pH but more the look. Great info as usual!!!
I love to use a poolish for almost my pan doughs, including focaccia. Start with 30% of the flour weight in the poolish then add the same amount of water and a tiny bit of yeast. pH should be a little lower than 6.0
@@AskChefLeo thanks
Can I freeze your dough and if so, at what point should I freeze?
Amazing stuff. Where can we take your classes?
Stay tuned!! We're cooking up some upcoming classes.
Time for a ph meter!