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How Master of Molecular Gastronomy Wylie Dufresne Brings Science to Pizza  ICONS: Pizza

How Master of Molecular Gastronomy Wylie Dufresne Brings Science to Pizza ICONS: Pizza

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
Wylie Dufresne is not your typical pizza-maker. The award-winning, fine dining chef-turned-pizzaiolo pushes the possibilities of traditional pies at Stretch Pizza in NYC. At this slice shop, you'll find soy sauce in the dough, smoked eggplant in the sauce, and Ritz crackers in the meatballs. Credits: Producer: Connor Reid Directors: Connor Reid, Murilo Ferreira Camera: Murilo Ferreira, Shirley Chan Editor: Michael Imhoff Executive Producer: Stephen Pelletteri Supervising Producer, Operations: Stefania Orrù Supervising Producer, Development: Gabriella Lewis Audience Engagement: Frances Dumlao ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Date: 2024-03-05

Comments and reviews: 6


Master Of Molecular Gastronomy
I was expecting a video where he would explain more of the technicalities and science why such chemicals are needed or used that makes his product superior and unique.
And yet all got saw was just another american pizza pie making process like any other trained pizza maker out there.
What a bs video.

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this is the best kind of molecular gastro - when it's not fart huffing deconstructions, foams or weird plating; but rather applying science and technique to the product in a way that acknowledges each step of that completed dish and creating variations by adjusting each of those steps. TECHNIQUE over GIMMICK.
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Didn't see any educational explanation or the science behind his unique product (ughh rolls eyes) from a so called MASTER OF MOLECULAR GASTRONOMY such big claim. Everything in this video is nothing new from a typical american pizza joint process.
Another paid promo.

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I found square pizza by topup baking to work the best for me. Dough and sauce alway handmade,
bottom has sesame seeds, stretch on cutting board than flip into pan.

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I am shocked in a good way. That this pizza restaurant is a success. Given how strict some people are when it comes to pizzas in New York
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Non-American here
Why do they call it a pie instead of a pizza, and why do they call that rectangular one, a square
Great vid.

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