Learn sourdough pizza techniques in a small Brooklyn class where commercial ovens and hands-on instruction turn wild starter into crisp, chewy pies. Perfect for home cooks who want the skills and take-home starter to recreate the process.
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Step into a warm, active kitchen where flour dust hangs in the light and commercial ovens hum like hungry companions. In a private event space on Bridge Street, small-group classes invite participants to mix a living sourdough starter, knead and shape dough, top pies, and slide them into hot ovens that take charge of the final transformation.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required—participants should be able to stand and work at a counter for the session.
Wildlife
History
Brooklyn’s pizza story blends Italian-American neighborhood pizzerias with a recent artisanal wave; sourdough techniques reflect a revival of long-fermentation baking.
Conservation
The class uses a commercial kitchen that often sources local ingredients; students are encouraged to minimize waste and reuse starters rather than single-use baking starters.
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Arrive on time
Classes run on a tight schedule—arrive 10–15 minutes early to get settled and avoid missing the starter segment.
Wear closed-toe shoes
You’ll be standing on a commercial kitchen floor; closed-toe shoes protect from spills and dropped tools.
Note gluten restriction policy
This class cannot accommodate gluten-free diets or gluten allergies—plan accordingly.
Take-home supplies
Bring a small container for taking home dough and starter, though the class provides starter and recipe cards.
Comfortable, closed-toe shoes
Protects your feet on a commercial kitchen floor and keeps you stable while shaping dough.
Apron or clothes you don’t mind flouring
Dough and flour will get on clothing during mixing and stretching.
Reusable container
Handy for transporting take-home dough or starter if you prefer your own container.
Notebook or phone for photos/notes
Capture ratios and tips so you can replicate the process at home.