Choosing the Right Wheat for a Rustic Pizza: Farro, Wholemeal or Multigrain? Dear friends of good pizza,

Have you ever dreamed of preparing a rustic pizza that delights the palate and nourishes the body? Well, today we will talk about exactly this: how to choose the perfect type of wheat for a pizza with an authentic and genuine flavour.

When it comes to pizza flour, we are faced with a vast choice: Spelt, integral, multigrain and so on. But which one to use to get the best result?

Let's start with spelled. This ancient grain is known for its nutritious properties and slightly nutty flavor. Spelled flour is great for those looking for a rustic pizza with a slightly crunchier texture and distinctive flavor. Its processing takes a while’ pay more attention when preparing the dough, but the end result is definitely worth it.

Now let's move on to wholemeal flour. Rich in fiber and nutrients, wholemeal flour is the ideal choice for those who want a healthier and more nutritious pizza. Its slightly denser texture gives the pizza a solid base and robust flavor. Perfect for a rustic pizza that tastes of authenticity.

At Last, we have the multigrain flour. This blend of different types of grains adds depth of flavor and texture to the pizza. With multigrain flour, you can create a rustic pizza with a unique mix of flavors and an interesting texture. It is an excellent option for those who love to experiment and surprise their palate.

But which one to choose? The answer depends on your personal tastes and dietary needs. If you are undecided, why not try all three and find out which one you like best?

And if you want to learn all the techniques to prepare a perfect pizza, we invite you to sign up for our pizza maker courses at our Silvio Cicchi pizza school. During our courses, you will learn everything about preparing dough, cooking pizza and much more. You will become true pizza masters!

Not only will you be able to learn directly from Silvio Cicchi, but you can also subscribe to his YouTube channel, which contains more than 300 videos of pizza recipes prepared by pizza chef students who have attended our courses.

At that time, what are you waiting for? Choose your favorite type of wheat and start experimenting in the kitchen. And don't forget to share your successes with us!

With love,

Silvio Cicchi