If you love pizza, nothing can beat learning to make your own pie. At Partenope Ristorante in Downtown Dallas, Texas, we teach you the art of crafting authentic Neapolitan pizza to help you take family pizza night up a notch. Discover the secrets of Neapolitan-style pizza making with our expert pizzaioli. Sign up for our Pizza Making Class. Partenope Ristorante is in Downtown Dallas located near Main Street Garden Park.
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During a 60-minute lesson with a Partenope pizzaiolo, you’ll make and eat a delicious pizza. You’ll take home a recipe, plus dough for another pizza.
Classes are held in two sessions on Saturdays at 11:30am and 2:00pm. Class begins promptly at the session start time! You must arrive on time to avoid missing class.
We do not sell gift cards specifically for our classes and we are unable to apply any Partenope Gift Cards to class payment.
Please pull back/tie up long hair for the class; for your safety, please wear close-toed shoes. Handwashing and proper hygiene will be required.
Classes must be booked by purchasing tickets online at Resy. Search “Partenope” and scroll down to “Upcoming Events”. All ticket information is included on this booking page. Tickets are non-refundable. All tickets sales are final. Gluten-free dough is not available for our classes. Book a Pizza Class at our Dallas location.
For tickets go to Resy and choose a Saturday with availability.
Pizza Napoletana, or Neapolitan-style pizza, reflects the culture and identity of Naples, Italy. With its soft, elastic, and fragrant crust, it features a balanced ratio of sauce to cheese, fresh ingredients to enhance the flavor, and an irregular shape reflecting its hand-made nature.
To make Neapolitan pizza, strict guidelines must be followed by certified pizzerias that want to preserve its quality and authenticity. This method of making pizza is protected and promoted as a traditional specialty guaranteed (TSG) product by The Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana (VPN).
Delicious Neapolitan pizza is all about the crust.
A marriage of ingredients combined with the proper technique, Neapolitan pizza requires San Marzano tomatoes or Pomodorino del Piennolo del Vesuvio tomatoes that are grown on volcanic soil near Mount Vesuvius. The pizza is finished with fresh basil and extra-virgin olive oil.
The most widely copied of all pizza types, basic Neapolitan pizza is known for being tender, light, and moist all at once, with no more than three ingredients topping the sauce. The two main variations include marinara and margherita.
Marinara is the older version and does not include cheese. It is topped with tomato sauce, garlic, oregano, and olive oil. Margherita pizza is a newer version that includes cheese. It is topped with tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese, basil leaves, and olive oil.
Minor variations may introduce additional cheeses, pancetta or Italian sausage, and mushrooms.
It is no secret that Neapolitan pizza has influenced pizza-making around the world. A direct descendant, New York pizza features a thin crust that is crisp on the edges and foldable in the middle. It usually has more cheese than sauce and can be topped with various additional ingredients. Chicago-style pizza has a deep-dish crust that is filled with cheese and covered with tomato sauce and toppings.
Neapolitan pizza is a symbol of Italian cuisine that involves skills, knowledge, creativity, and social values.
To discover the secrets of Neapolitan-style pizza making, schedule a class with our expert pizzaioli at Partenope Ristorante. Students are taught Neapolitan techniques in small classes, with a maximum of eight guests per session. At the end of each class, participants can eat their yummy creations. Each student will take home dough they prepped in class and a recipe, along with tips, tricks, and special techniques.
Contact us today for more information or to schedule your class.
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