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Yeah. Maybe 3 things. It's getting those 3 things to work right.
There's a lot of things that have to come together correctly.
Have you ever tried to make a pie other than english muffin pizzas?
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good luck with that - due to the moisture content it'll probably crumble & stick in whatever you're attempting to shed it with.............................
I just use two "off the rack" sauces. Either Bertolli Marinara Sauce or Don Pepimo Pizza Sauce “
We typically stow away a few paks of pizza sauce after making a huge pot of Sauce for a Sunday Dinner.
But I would like to try one of these when we do not have any left.
I think I’m going to try to make a sesame crust round pie.
Once I find a sauce recipe I like I'll make enough for six to eight pies. I'll make containers with enough for a pie and freeze it.I just use two "off the rack" sauces. Either Bertolli Marinara Sauce or Don Pepimo Pizza Sauce (you can usually find that in the Sons of Italy section in the supermarket.
Making a pie can be complicated enough without having to make the sauce as well. Especially as the difference between homemade sauce vs. off the rack sauce may not really be noticable.
I'm into easy provided it doesn't compromise taste.
These two sauces work well in that regard. After all - pizza does fall into the category of fast food - so why make it extra lengthy?
Just my 2 cents.
Your mileage may vary...............
Once I find a sauce recipe I like I'll make enough for six to eight pies. I'll make containers with enough for a pie and freeze it.
I'm going to use San Marzano Tomatoes. Little more money, but they are the best.
Do you make your own dough? The supermarket by me has pizza dough. I'll try theirs to start.
check your local bakery - so of them :stock" pizza dough. Of course you can make it - but then it goes back to the post I made about the sauce. Extra work. Also check with your favorite local pizzeria. Many are willing to sell you their dough.
I usually pick up a 1/2 dozen things of frozen pizza dough from the Kings Park Bakery when I'm in town.
Right after I pick up 2 dozen Everything Twists from Kings Park Bagel on my way back to VA.
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Once I find a sauce recipe I like I'll make enough for six to eight pies. I'll make containers with enough for a pie and freeze it.
I'm going to use San Marzano Tomatoes. Little more money, but they are the best.
Do you make your own dough? The supermarket by me has pizza dough. I'll try theirs to start.
You started making pizza because there is no good pizza near you. The pizza here in Farmingdale is excellent. I'm making pizza because I want to try and see what I can do. I want to make the best I can, and if that means going the extra mile I will. I want to see how well I can do.don't overthink it otherwise it becomes more work then you wanna do & you'll just run to your local pizza joint & buy theirs
Well that's quite the conundrum given what you said in the other thread about giving up flour for a bit!My pizza pan was delivered today.
Yes it is. I can still make pizza for the family, and maybe sneak a small slice.Well that's quite the conundrum given what you said in the other thread about giving up flour for a bit!
got mine at Walmart - pretty much where I get 90% of my stuff - no other place to go unless I wanna take a long drive
Even though I ordered it through Amazon, it came from Walmart.Amazon.
Even though I ordered it through Amazon, it came from Walmart.
I'm going to try a couple of pies tonight.