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Beginner Pizza (pic heavy)

Bacchus
Bacchus Posts: 6,019
edited November -0001 in EggHead Forum
There is at least one forum member who wants to see this. Many of us make our own dough but it is good practice for a beginner. Please enjoy this whether as a learning experience or to summon a smile. It’s a long one…..

A couple of shortcuts to get started
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Combine dough mix with water as specified
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Spread out a little all purpose flour and coat hands with it
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Work it with your hands a few minutes then form into a ball
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Put in a clean bowl, coat with EVOO, & cover with kitchen towel. Let rest for 10-15min. Leave for an hour or 90 min if using home homemade dough.
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Vented Pizza pan and a couple good cheeses. (you can use just packaged mozz)
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A perfect circle is NEVER necessary, doesn’t matter what you skill level is.
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Spread a thin layer of your sauce. I was gonna sell this one on Ebay because I thought I saw the image of the Virgin Mary in there.
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Some packaged Mozzarella
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Fresh Mozzarella & Feta. (fresh mozz usually comes in larger “balls”, this was on sale)
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Added some leftover onions/peppers as well as some chopped breakfast sausage. I like to go a little light on the topping. Also some fresh cracked BP and Kosher Salt.
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Plate Setter Legs Down, Little Green Feet, Pizza Stone
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Hot Egg
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After a couple of minutes you can easily slide out the pizza pan, for a crispier crust directly on stone
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Fresh Basil added towards the end of the cook
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This is Sooo much better than any frozen pie ever thought about. Although using feta and basil together may not be my greatest culinary feat.
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Comments

  • Hoss
    Hoss Posts: 14,600
    :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: I cook those ALL the time.I would not post the cooks for fear of harrassment from some members! :blush: :woohoo: :whistle:B)
  • cookn biker
    cookn biker Posts: 13,407
    I like this post. Nice job!! Cute spoon :)
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  • Judy Mayberry
    Judy Mayberry Posts: 2,015
    GREAT job!

    Do you realize you have raised the bar for hundreds by casually sliding your raw pizza off the pan onto the stone without disaster?

    You a former-beginner now.

    Judy
    San Diego
    Judy in San Diego
  • AnnaG
    AnnaG Posts: 1,104
    That looks great Ron!!! I will have to give that a shot.... Love the spoon... :)