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mushrooms onion clams extra mozzarella

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looks pretty good - using pizza dough from the supermarket, bakery or better yet a pizza parlor (my father used to call 'em that) really doesn't take much extra effort but the reward is much better - try it next time

I don't know where you live - but I used to get the dough from the Kings Park Bakery - they seem to make the best, Whenever I'm up on the Island - I order 1/2 dozen. They freeze them for me & I pack them in a cooler with ice for the return trip to Virginia.

Take 'em out the night before & let 'em defrost in the refrigerator over night - leave 'em on the counter in a plastic wrap covered bowl in the morning to allow the yeast to do its thing.
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looks pretty good - using pizza dough from the supermarket, bakery or better yet a pizza parlor (my father used to call 'em that) really doesn't take much extra effort but the reward is much better - try it next time

I don't know where you live - but I used to get the dough from the Kings Park Bakery - they seem to make the best, Whenever I'm up on the Island - I order 1/2 dozen. They freeze them for me & I pack them in a cooler with ice for the return trip to Virginia.

Take 'em out the night before & let 'em defrost in the refrigerator over night - leave 'em on the counter in a plastic wrap covered bowl in the morning to allow the yeast to do its thing.
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Thanks Wader. I’m actually right down the road just west on Pulaski. I’ll check out that bakery!

Tuesday night homemade me and night daughter. Fresh Dough from the supermarket, fresh hot Italian sausage and mozzarella

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Thanks Wader. I’m actually right down the road just west on Pulaski. I’ll check out that bakery!

Tuesday night homemade me and night daughter. Fresh Dough from the supermarket, fresh hot Italian sausage and mozzarella

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;ools good - just a suggestion if you're not already doing it......................

Take the oven to 450+ with the pizza pan in the oven while it heats to that - when it hits temperature - take the pan out of the oven, spray lightly with olive oil & place the already formed dough onto the pan & apply your sauce (& if you're using it) put your fresh thin sliced garlic on top with the sauce & put it back into the oven for 8 to 10 minutes -checking the dough periodically (top & bottom) - when it begins to brown add your other toppings & put it back into the oven for like 5 to 8 minutes later (no cheese yet) - check crust after that time - if it looks good (& good is in the eye of the beholder) - then add your cheese - return to the oven & turn it off - leave it in there until the cheese melts
 
Nice. I’ll try that sequence next time. I’ve preheat to 450 then added the pizza with all topping already in the oiled pan then bake for bout 12-14 minutes. But I’ll try it the way you suggest next time, sequencing the toppings and the cheese.

When I use the pizza stone that is always preheated but didn’t even think to do that with the pan ?
 
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So, in order for a pizza to be kosher, it can have cheese and tomato sauce, but no meat. You can however, use other ingredients like spices, herbs, vegetables and mushrooms freely. If you are looking to make a kosher pizza, you have to ensure the ingredients you use and how you combine them adhere to the Jewish laws.Aug 26, 2015

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