Nonna's Sunday base — a slow, cold ferment that gives a blistered, chewy crust worth the wait.

Nonna's Sunday base — a slow, cold ferment that gives a blistered, chewy crust worth the wait.
Mix the flour and water until no dry bits remain. Rest 30 minutes, then work in the salt.
Fold the dough every 30 minutes for 2 hours, then cold-ferment in the fridge for 24–72 hours.
Shape, top lightly, and bake as hot as your oven goes until the crust is blistered and deeply browned.
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