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What's Good Dough? Pizza
What's Good Dough
356 episodes
5 days ago
My name is Eidref Laxa and I am a Mobile Caterer, Ooni Ambassador, and Pan Pizza Champion. I started this podcast to learn about pizza and starting a pizzeria. I’m not ready to open a brick and mortar just yet, but I’m still obsessed with learning from pizza operators. From pizza styles to general business advice, the pizzamakers I bring on to this show help you level up in any facet of your life and business. Some of our past guests include World Pizza Champions like Tony Gemignani and Will Grant to Pizza Influencers like @Pizza and @ScottsPizzaProject. Our wide array of guests allow us to
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My name is Eidref Laxa and I am a Mobile Caterer, Ooni Ambassador, and Pan Pizza Champion. I started this podcast to learn about pizza and starting a pizzeria. I’m not ready to open a brick and mortar just yet, but I’m still obsessed with learning from pizza operators. From pizza styles to general business advice, the pizzamakers I bring on to this show help you level up in any facet of your life and business. Some of our past guests include World Pizza Champions like Tony Gemignani and Will Grant to Pizza Influencers like @Pizza and @ScottsPizzaProject. Our wide array of guests allow us to
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Can This Pizza Maker Survive SF's Market St? w/ David Jacobson of Cheezy's Artisan Pizza
What's Good Dough? Pizza
23 minutes 28 seconds
5 days ago
Can This Pizza Maker Survive SF's Market St? w/ David Jacobson of Cheezy's Artisan Pizza

Can a brand-new pizzeria really survive on one of San Francisco’s toughest streets?


In this episode, we hang out with David Jacobson, the pizza maker behind Cheezy’s Artisan Pizza and a Real California Milk Cheese Champion. David’s worked in some of the Bay Area’s most respected kitchens, built pizza programs from scratch, and now he’s taking a big swing by opening his own shop right on Market Street — a place known for being unpredictable, challenging, and honestly, a little intimidating.


We walk through his kitchen, talk about his past jobs, learn how he built his team, and of course, we get into his award-winning Gold Rush pizza and his super unique Grandma pie.\


Highlights:

0:54 – Why opening a pizzeria on Market Street is a gamble

1:46 – Touring the inherited bakery space & long-fermentation setup

2:13 – David’s pizza journey: from Pizza My Heart (2005) to top Bay Area kitchens

4:12 – How he scored a great lease during Market Street’s downturn

5:36 – Building a dream team & freeing himself up to do CEO-level work

6:55 – Who actually comes to Cheezy’s: tourists, office workers, locals, and theater crowds

8:32 – The scary slow days & the reality of running a business in downtown SF

9:27 – His unique oven setup, steam function, and plans for a sandwich program

10:51 – The origin story of the Gold Rush pizza & how a rough day led to a championship

11:55 – Breaking down the award-winning Gold Rush build: potatoes, pancetta, Mount Tam, smoked sea salt

13:53 – Dough philosophy: blending West Coast fermentation with East Coast structure

17:03 – First bites of the Gold Rush & why this pizza represents the whole shop

17:52 – Building the Grandma pie: haloumi, lamb sausage, pickled Fresnos, walnuts, muhammara

20:03 – Pulling the Grandma from the oven — aroma, color, texture

21:41 – Tasting the Grandma & why it’s one of the shop’s most unique offerings

22:12 – “What’s good dough?” — David’s wholesome take on life and gratitude


Check them out:https://www.instagram.com/chefdavidjacobson/?hl=en

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https://cheezysartisanpizza.com/story


Thank you to our show sponsors:

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Edited By Valentine Phelippeau


Topic:

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What's Good Dough? Pizza
My name is Eidref Laxa and I am a Mobile Caterer, Ooni Ambassador, and Pan Pizza Champion. I started this podcast to learn about pizza and starting a pizzeria. I’m not ready to open a brick and mortar just yet, but I’m still obsessed with learning from pizza operators. From pizza styles to general business advice, the pizzamakers I bring on to this show help you level up in any facet of your life and business. Some of our past guests include World Pizza Champions like Tony Gemignani and Will Grant to Pizza Influencers like @Pizza and @ScottsPizzaProject. Our wide array of guests allow us to