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Looks really good midwestchilehead!

grantmichaels said:
You got me hooked on that burrata ... that prosciutto and burrata looks amazeballs ...
For sure that is an awesome combo and high quality.
 
cypresshill1973 said:
Essegi you Diplomatica, here is a tratitional dessert. Here called "budin de pan" (bread pudin). Only ours grandmothers made it. Is a dessert of old heilroom, It is a dessert old heritage. That little by little it is losing as usual, today is not common to find in restaurants.
Yeah it's the same thing as the thing we call putana and it's old here too.
 
sicman said:
Love it Midwest.essegi I'm not even sure what's going on. But I would be arrested for "sicmaning" the entire grounds of that restaurant.
Me too i'm not sure what's going on, but i'd like to see that.

Pr0digal_son said:
More precisely "putana" (that is the same word on dialect). I've never know why it has this name. It's good.
https://translate.google.it/translate?sl=it&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=it&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ricettedellanonna.net%2Ftorta-putana%2F&edit-text=&act=url
 
A little help please. I'm looking to make a calzone for the first time tonight. The interweb is an overload of different ways. I just want to do like classic calzone deal.
 
Basically would I just use sauce, ricotta, mozzarella and whatever various ingredients, fold up the dough, bake at say 350 for some minutes, and boom I now have calzone?
 
HigherThisHeat said:
A little help please. I'm looking to make a calzone for the first time tonight. The interweb is an overload of different ways. I just want to do like classic calzone deal.
 
Basically would I just use sauce, ricotta, mozzarella and whatever various ingredients, fold up the dough, bake at say 350 for some minutes, and boom I now have calzone?
 
I like to add grated cheese also to the ricotta and mozzarella.  You can add meat if you like.  Pepperoni, ham etcmix everything up, fold the dough and hope everything stays inside while baking.  I do not think I have ever seen sauce inside the calzone, I have always seen it served on the side.  It could work though if that is what you want.
 
I've nearly always seen passata inside calzone. Often something on top and sometimes mozz too.
 
350F seems a bit low. When i cooked volcano that is similar in some regards i used something like over 500 and in the middle was cooked, sometimes a bit liquid inside (esèecially if i have marinated onions but not well drained and mozz too), but i prefer that way rather than too much dry. Of course this needs practice and regulating at own tastes.
 
Personlly i love onions/meat mix on those stuff!
 
Thanks HTH but i'm really not an expert, especially for calzone. :P And in that moment i have the mania of high temps. :D
I think something lower than 500 will be easier.
Pizza stone is good for sure!
 
If I have a pet peeve its eating in your car. Dudes videos are gross and tastless. I watched a few,he is on weight watchers and trying to lose weight but he eats every fast food thing that comes out and acts like its awesome. Its all shit dude instead of making stupid videos maybe take your daughter to the park.  I just cant get down with that.  
 
 Hth you better post that calaozone up,maybe a video of you in your car dropping food all over the place would be good.

On a side note im going to rape one of those bacon wrapped deep dish pizzas,lol.
 
This junk came out good! I don't even knkw what is going on about eating in my car. But id eat this calzone IN ANYONE'S CAR EVER. try me
 

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