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Online pizza course with Filippo Licciardo

Ein Pizzabäcker schiebt mit einem blauen Schieber eine belegte Pizza in einen roten Valoriani-Kuppelofen in einer modernen Küche; warmes, natürliches Licht.

Jennifer Müller |

Do you want to bake pizza like at an Italian restaurant and are you looking for a structured introduction with plenty of practical tips? Together with 7Hauben and pizzaiolo Filippo Licciardo we created an online pizza course. It focuses on a practical everyday dough, solid product knowledge and techniques that help you achieve excellent results in both the home oven and a pizza oven.

What to expect from the course

Filippo guides you step by step through dough production and transforms the dough into classic and creative pizzas. You follow all key work stages and receive tried-and-tested tips for reliable workflows.

Ingredients and product knowledge

The course covers types of flour, tomatoes, water and both traditional and special ingredients. You'll learn what to look for when selecting them and how the ingredients interact to make a good pizza.

Home baking technique

A major focus is baking in the home oven: temperature control, the use of a baking stone or pizza steel, and small tools and tricks that make the difference. Different pizza ovens are also discussed — including advice on a suitable dough mixer if you want to handle larger quantities of dough with ease.

Who is the course suitable for?

The course is aimed at beginners and more experienced cooks who want to improve their pizza at home — whether in a kitchen oven or in a garden pizza oven.

Participation and availability

At the time of publication (April 2022) the course was available from 15 April on 7Hauben. Please check current availability directly with 7Hauben.

Practical tips for your setup

  • Pizza stone or pizza steel: both help build strong bottom heat. Choose accessories that suit your oven and your recipes.
  • Pizza ovens: if you bake regularly, a dedicated pizza oven in the garden is beneficial. For starters, a home oven with a good stone or steel already produces convincing results.
  • Dough mixers: for larger batches a mixer makes the work easier and ensures reproducible doughs.

Suitable accessories such as pizza stones, steels, pizza peels and dough mixers can be found in our range. If you have questions about selection and use, we are happy to advise you.

Oblong, rustic-baked pizza with salami, sun-dried tomatoes, melted cheese and basil on a wooden board; in the background a pizza cutter and sliced meats.
Creatively topped pizza as in the course: a focus on dough, ingredients and technique for home baking.
Instructor pours water into a dough mixer; flour on the hands, kitchen studio in the background.
Step in the course: adding water to the mixer — practical instruction for an everyday pizza dough.
Top view of a freshly baked pizza with cheese and cherry tomatoes on a metal plate, surrounded by cheese cubes, a vine of tomatoes and a pizza cutter – illustrative image for the online pizza course.
Freshly baked pizza with a cheese variation, flanked by ingredients and a pizza cutter — exemplary of the hands-on ingredient and baking instruction in the online pizza course with Filippo Licciardo.
A hand pulls raw pizza dough topped with tomatoes and basil onto a pizza peel on a kitchen worktop.
Step in the online pizza course: the topped dough is slid onto the peel for baking — practical for both home and pizza ovens.
Freshly baked pizza with tomatoes and basil on a red pan; ingredients blurred in the background.
In the online pizza course with Filippo Licciardo a crispy pizza develops from an everyday dough — even in the home oven.
Instructor explains tomatoes and ingredients in the kitchen studio; bowls with tomatoes and basil in front, canned tomatoes in the background.
In the course, tomatoes and other ingredients are discussed practically at the kitchen counter.
Rustic pizza with seafood on red serving ware, tomato sauce and herb oil; bowls and red pepper mills in the background.
Example of a creatively topped pizza (Frutti di Mare) — these are the results from the online pizza course with step-by-step guidance on dough, product knowledge and baking technique.

Bildergalerie

Kreativ belegte Pizza wie im Kurs: Fokus auf Teig, Zutaten und Technik für zu Hause.
Schritt im Kurs: Wasserzugabe zur Knetmaschine – praxisnahe Anleitung für alltagstauglichen Pizzateig.
Frisch gebackene Pizza mit Käsevariation, flankiert von Zutaten und Pizzaschneider – exemplarisch für die praxisnahe Zutaten- und Backkunde im Online-Pizzakurs mit Filippo Licciardo.
Schritt im Online-Pizzakurs: Der belegte Teig wird zum Backen auf den Schieber gezogen – praxisnah für Haushalts- und Pizzaofen.
Im Online-Pizzakurs mit Filippo Licciardo entsteht aus alltagstauglichem Teig eine knusprige Pizza – auch im Haushaltsofen.
Im Kurs werden Tomaten und weitere Zutaten praxisnah am Küchentresen besprochen.
Beispiel einer kreativ belegten Pizza (Frutti di Mare) – so sehen die Ergebnisse aus dem Online-Pizzakurs mit Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitung zu Teig, Warenkunde und Backtechnik aus.