bbinacan
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Mon Dec-14-09 09:02 PM
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Home Made Pizza. I need recipes. |
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I have a decent one, but it's not quite right. I use a pizza stone and San Marzano tomatos.
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Ohio Joe
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Mon Dec-14-09 09:16 PM
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First - Start by mixing in some fresh grated romano and plenty of fresh crushed/minced garlic into the sauce before putting it on the pie. Cut up artichoke hearts and crisp bacon as the toppings and freshly grated mozzarella as the cheese
Second - Start with your favorite bbq sauce and use it instead of tomato sauce. Top with onion and sliced steak. Top with mozzarella and cook away.
Both are very yummy :9
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Mon Dec-14-09 09:21 PM
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2. I can go with the cheese and garlic |
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but you lose me at artichokes and bbq sauce. I like a basic pepperoni (sometimes with mushrooms) and a NY style crust. Do you have a good dough recipe?
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Mon Dec-14-09 09:26 PM
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I'm lazy when it comes to making my own dough, the local grocery stores sells fresh dough and I usualy pick that up but... if you want a recipe, I always try to go to Alton so here is his: http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/pizza-pizzas-recipe4/index.html
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Mon Dec-14-09 09:40 PM
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Tue Dec-15-09 02:51 PM
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11. That's a great recipe! |
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I throw the ingredients in my bread machine and set it on the dough cycle, rather than doing the kneading with a stand mixer. I also use about half the sugar he calls for. Sometimes I do the 19-24 hrs. in the refrigeration, sometimes I just leave it there a few hours. It still turns out decent.
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Mon Dec-14-09 10:12 PM
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5. I take pizza dough, and cover it with tomato sauce, cheese (or cheeses) and meats and veggies |
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I love mushrooms, onions, black olives, spinach, and sliced jalapenos as veggies.
Sausage, pepperoni, chicken, beef strips, tako, and bacon for meats.
Good cheeses are blue cheese, Roquefort, mozzarella, cheddar, fontina, swiss, Gruyere, and Parmesan.
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Mon Dec-14-09 10:25 PM
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Let rise for a few hours then refridgerate to slow rise overnight. Get the oven as hot as you can and let the stone heat for at least an hour. I've started adding 5% rye flour to the dough which I think adds a nice crispness. This is a good place to start for dough recipe http://www.varasanos.com/PizzaRecipe.htmThis is a great thread on a home pizza oven http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php?PHPSESSID=9cdc9ebd8a4cab42649bb73a09cc5afb&topic=4753.0
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Tue Dec-15-09 10:38 AM
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7. Pesto with shitake, feta, and a light sprinkling of shredded mozzarella |
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We grew a SHITLOAD of basil last year and made a bunch of pesto base for the freezer (just the basil, garlic, and olive oil). There's enough left to last us a long time. I put about 2-3 fingers in a freezer bag. When I need it, I let it defrost, return it to the blender, and add the pine nuts and fresh parmesan with extra olive oil as needed. As far as I'm concerned, it tastes as fresh as when I first processed it.
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Tue Dec-15-09 12:06 PM
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the Cooking and Baking Group would be well worth it as this is a frequently recurring theme. :hi:
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Tue Dec-15-09 01:08 PM
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9. My favorite pizza is just about the simplest -- a margherita |
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So simple, so incredibly delicious. :9
* 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil * 1/2 lb. plum Roma tomatoes, chopped * 1 clove garlic, crushed and finely chopped * 1/2 tsp. salt * 1 12" uncooked NY Style dough crust * 6 oz. fresh mozzarella cheese, cut up * 6 fresh basil leaves cut into julienne strips * extra virgin olive oil * 1/4 cup fresh shredded parmesan cheese
1. Combine 2 Tbls. olive oil, tomatoes, garlic, and salt in bowl. 2. Allow to marinate while making dough. 3. Brush dough crust lightly with olive oil. 4. Top with mozzarella cheese, then tomatoes. 5. Drizzle with olive oil. 6. Bake in preheated 500F oven on pizza stone for 8−10 minutes or until crust is golden brown and cheese is bubbly. 7. Remove from oven and top with parmesan cheese, then basil. 8. Cool on a wire rack for 2−3 minutes before cutting into wedges and serving.
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Tue Dec-15-09 01:43 PM
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buy order some, its easier
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Tue Dec-15-09 06:55 PM
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12. My fav in a hurry recipe |
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Naan - plain your favorite pizza sauce hand crafted mozzarella (not the wet kind..dry as possible) basil leaves plum tomatoes fresh parm/reg
hot hot oven
put it together bake until the rounds of moz kind of ooze out a bit and yum...good dry moz will not overflow the crust
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Tue Dec-15-09 07:10 PM
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13. I have yet to make this one, but have used the dough technique for pita |
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:D Jamie at Home - PizzaSince he's added semolina to the bread flour, I'd say it's a decent-quality pizza dough :)
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Tue Dec-15-09 08:42 PM
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14. Shrimp, paprika and swiss. |
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Season the shrimp w/paprika. Soak slices of swiss in milk for 30 minutes. Prep the dough. A little bit of olive oil, the shrimp, then the swiss with the milk drained off. A very wow different pizza.
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