Making New Haven Style Pizza (Apizza) From Scratch! | Cooking The States (Connecticut)

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Published 2022-06-15
New Haven style apizza, or “ah-beetz” is special and as a pizza-loving (and making) Chicagoan, I’m happy to admit it. Thin, “charred” (not burnt) crust. Vibrant, fresh, bare bones sauce. Simple, high-quality toppings. That’s that. Let's make it. 🤘🏻Adam

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TIMESTAMPS:
Welcome to Connecticut (0:00)
Interview with Max the Meat Guy (0:56)
Making the Dough (3:03)
Making the Sauce (4:39)
Prepping the Toppings (5:47)
Shaping the Dough (6:53)
Making Pizza in an Outdoor Pizza Oven (8:27)
Making Pizza in an Indoor Home Oven (12:16)
Final Thoughts (14:23)

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All Comments (21)
  • @ChefChrisDay
    I for one greatly appreciate the nod to New Haven Pizza being a Connecticut boy myself. It's definitely an under -served style on YouTube and as far as I can tell you're the first person to tackle it ever.
  • I grew up in Connecticut and started a woodfire pizza oven in Wichita KS serving New Haven style. Your spicy Italian sausage recipe paired with shitake mushrooms is a huge hit every time! Love all of your food tips and recipes! Thank you! Ah-beetz!
  • @kat090106
    Love all the history and background! 👍🏼
  • @ceegee1706
    You fold in the history so seamlessly. I'm loving this series, and not just for the yoked Eagle, but that helps.
  • @hillarys9475
    Best pizza ever!!! Connecticut 🙌🏻 if you ever get to new haven you must go to Bar (it’s a restaurant) and get the potato pizza. Sounds weird but tastes amazing!!!!
  • @PizzaHomie
    Technically, an autolyse method is achieved by combining water and flour only, followed by a rest period. Then the salt and yeast are added along with kneading. What is shown here will certainly develop the desired gluten network but it technically, is not an autolyse method. That clam pie looks delicious though! I ought to try it out
  • @lgamb
    Beautiful, love the char!
  • @ElliotSimms
    Never had Connecticut style but I NEED to! Im in Chicago so Pizza is important to me 🤣Another great video, man!
  • @Crapperman13
    Good video. FYI new haven pizza is typically coal-fired not wood-fired.
  • @reeflions
    You make that pizza look so delicious.
  • Former Yalie here, I can confirm that the new haven pizza rivalry is VERY real 😂
  • @roccosdough
    If you waited for the doughballs to double in size then place in frig overnight would have worked better in the Fermentation. The yeast becomes dormant when placing dough balls in frig before allowing to rise . It does not rise properly and fermented becomes unbalanced. This is why you are getting the Dough stressed out springing back and a tough time stretching by hand as the dough was not fermented correctly in the frg. All good and glad you attempted it .
  • Boiiii I been waiting on this one. You that dude Adam! Also, have you ever thought about doing a food challenge against a fan? I’d be so game to go head to head with ya since you’ve taught me so much.
  • @garajplaz3513
    I grew up in new haven county. Most of the pizzerias are excellent. My favorite local pizzeria is so close, but not grand street