
Have I mentioned that my wife makes the world's best pizza crust? Thin crust, with a bit of whole wheat flour in the dough. She made several pies for daughter's 9
th birthday. One of my favorites is this one with caramelized onion and blue cheese for the adults. The kids got mozzarella and pepperoni. For vegetables lovers there was the ever-popular broccoli variety. Pizza made at home is so easy there's really no reason to order out for it. We keep a pizza stone on the bottom rack of the oven full-time. Besides crisping the pizza crust, it helps regulate the heat in our old electric oven.
Here's
the recipe for the dough.
2 comments:
We do too. Pies crisp better on it - no more soggy bottoms. Breads brown beautifully.
I often put a bit of semolina in the crust. Nice and crispy.
I would be keen to use half of the dough and freeze the remainder for another time. I wonder if this works? At what point in the recipe should the dough be put inot the freezer?
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