Canotto Style Pizza

Contemporary Pizza Can Be Taken To The Extreme With Huge Airy Crusts!
Here, I will give you all the secrets to achieving a high hydration Canotto Style Neapolitan pizza.
Recipe
Makes 3 pizzas around 280g each
Biga:
5g active dry yeast
240g cold water (40F)
300g Tipo 0 Flour (W 320-340) (Caputo Nuvola Super)
100g 00 flour (W 280 - 310) (Molino Pasini Verde)
80g Manitoba Flour (W 360-380) (Caputo Oro)
Add the yeast into the mixer with the flours.
At 100 rpm, slowly pour in the cold water and mix for 1 minute.
Higher to 200 rpm and mix until smooth and the biga reaches 78F (about 7 more minutes).
Rest 5 minutes covered.
Shape until smooth. Place in to oiled container. Ferment in the fridge for 24 hours.
Dough:
The entire biga (at 40-50F)
35g cold water (40F)
100g crushed ice
12g salt
Method
Mixing:
Chop the biga into very small bits. Place into the mixer with the cold water.
Start to mix the dough at 200 rpm for 2 minutes.
Increase to 300rpm. Around 3 to 3 1/2 minutes the dough should come together. Now lower the mixer to 220 rpm.
Add half of the crushed ice and continue mixing. At 7 minutes, add the rest of the ice.
Around 9 minutes, the dough should come together. Now add the salt.
At 10 minutes, increase the speed to 300 rpm. Monitor the dough’s temperature.
At around 11-12 minutes, the dough should reach 68F.
Fermenting:
Round out the dough on a work surface. Rest for 5 minutes.
Now divide and weigh out the dough balls. Use some flour for dusting. Using a bench scraper, only pre shape the balls! Allow them to rest for 5 minutes uncovered.
Give the dough a final shape. Place them into oiled containers.
Place the dough balls into the fridge for a 24 hour cold fermentation. Yes, you can use the dough on the same day, just allow them to double in size.