Thin Sausage and Pepperoni
Thin cheese
Deep dish cheese
I made sure to take all these myself, just to piss off
Mook
Thin cheese
Deep dish cheese
I made sure to take all these myself, just to piss off
MookFood / Drink Who makes their own pizzas?
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It's make your own pizza thread, not I'm a photographer thread.
We did pizza tonight too. All thin this time. Cheese. Sausage. Pepperoni and Sausage.
Went back to a previous recipe for this one. I actually really liked how these turned out.
Went back to a previous recipe for this one. I actually really liked how these turned out.
She uses more garlic and adds chives
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Really appreciate the trial and error in here
Sprayin Looks like you’re really homing in on that thin crust.
I’ll do store bought crust and sauce and mix up the toppings. Pizza stone on the grill, heated up with the over, then corn meal to keep it loose and cook it from raw.
This was sautéed spinach, garlic, oil and then goat cheese.
Sprayin Looks like you’re really homing in on that thin crust. I’ll do store bought crust and sauce and mix up the toppings. Pizza stone on the grill, heated up with the over, then corn meal to keep it loose and cook it from raw.
This was sautéed spinach, garlic, oil and then goat cheese.
Mine is similar, but the tomato sauce you use has a drastic effect on the pizza IMO. I'm using crushed tomatoes right now (Stanislaus 7/11) but I have to blend them if I use it for a thin pizza. It's perfect for deep dish but consistency is just a little off for thin.She uses more garlic and adds chives
Easy Homemade Pizza Sauce Recipe (5 Minutes)
This easy Homemade Pizza Sauce Recipe is made in 5 minutes with 8 ingredients. This no-cook sauce is the best pizza sauce recipe ever - developed from my experience working in a Chicago pizzeria!
Made a thin crust pepperoni that turned out really good. I tried using parchment paper instead of cornmeal and liked it much better. Crust turned out really crispy.
Is this how you always make them? Some people love it that way but it's kinda style dependant
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