Anchovies mmmmm. From a joint. So guud.
Looks good. Nice thin crust. Local spot? Or in the city?The Hot Pepper said:
Sadly...for as much time of my life that I am there...I do not get out as much as I would like. There are some really good places away from all the "hot spots".The Hot Pepper said:In da manhattan...
ColdSmoke said:
How do you make that chili oil on the top left? Looks like you call it "ground pepper oil"
D3monic said:Crusts turned out pretty good, not much rise from the dough. I think next time I'll only split it into 4 instead of 5. diastatic malt powder would probably of helped too. Can't wait to afford a nice pizza stone. Or one those grill inserts. It's on my xmas list.
Oven only goes up to 550. Tossed in for 4 mins before putting toppings on them
First one I made with frozen carribean red habs, moa bonnet and some pepperchini, italian sasuage, thick cut pepperoni, balsamic onions, olives , mushrooms and fresh mozz
Turned out pretty good, a little thin toward the center. would of liked a little more rise out of it.
Second one I made to bring to work tonight
One my step daughter made
My wifes
I still have one dough left... was so full I couldn't even think about making it. next time i'm doubling the recipe and freezing some dough.
tctenten said:
I can certainly recommend this one. Mine is about a year old and no issues so far. Very happy with the results.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000E1FDA?keywords=old%20stone%20oven%204467%2014-inch%20by%2016-inch%20baking%20stone&qid=1447461641&ref_=sr_1_1&sr=8-1
PIC 1 said:
D3monic said:
I like that size too, sent the link to my gf. That should do fine in a grill too right?
Nice deep dish, when ever I order a deep dish I always go for spinach, balsamic onions, pep, mush and olives. The spinach and balsamic onions go really well together.