Pizza (Paperback)
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Nov 27, 2011
auntbrig
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This is a great little book that got me started making pizza at home. The doughs are made with 2 cups of flour, making one 14" pizza or two smaller ones. I emailed the authors and they said the recipes could be doubled. They cover how to mix by hand or stand mixer. How to bake or grill, using baking pans, stones, or your own prebaked crusts. I mixed by hand and discovered that my bread machine dough was being kneaded too long, making it hard to work with. Sometimes I mix in the bread machine and shut it off after 10 mins. of kneading. Also covers tools and cheeses. The 7 sections are: Eight Crusts (1 gluten-free) and Three Sauces Ten Classic Pies Fourteen Appetizer Pizzas Five Salad Pizzas Seventeen International Pizzas Twenty-Three Modern Pies Ten Deep-Dish Pizzas There are 8 color photos in the center of the book, and it's enough to show you how the dough should look while stretching it out and how the finished pizza should look. The Classic Pizza Dough calls for 1 c bread flour and 1 c all-purpose; I sometimes use just 2 c of all-purpose. If you're thinking about a stone, I highly recommend the Lodge Prologic cast iron 14" pizza pan instead; it's heavy but more manageable than a stone and is a multi-purpose kitchen tool. Also, the name of the book is Pizza; not Pizza, Pizza.

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