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Couple pies from this past weekend meant to clean out the fridge.

The first one was pretty standard...sauce, cheese, burger, caramelized onions. Pictured with a stout and the sourdough starter that gave life to the pies :D

The second one for my wife had pesto, cheese, onions, caramelized onions, and sausage.

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Hosted a pizza party / get-together with friends on Friday and made three pies. The first:

Bacon, Italian chicken Sausage, Peperoncini, Whole milk mozz, and goat cheese.

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The second was caramelized Mushrooms & onions, peperoncini, artichoke, black olives, green pepper, red onions, and Almond cheese (for the lactose intolerant), unfortunately I did not get a picture of this one.

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Lastly, mushrooms, black olives, sausage, bacon, pepperoni, green pepper and red onions with whole milk mozz and feta. Also made a pizza yesterday with the leftover dough to utilize all of the leftovers before I go on a pizza hiatus! Pictures to come later :mug:
 
Couple pies from this past weekend meant to clean out the fridge.

The first one was pretty standard...sauce, cheese, burger, caramelized onions. Pictured with a stout and the sourdough starter that gave life to the pies :D

The second one for my wife had pesto, cheese, onions, caramelized onions, and sausage.

Darn you cheesy, I seriously need to go on a pizza hiatus, but that second pie... *******, you're making me second guess my life choices.
 
Darn you cheesy, I seriously need to go on a pizza hiatus, but that second pie... *******, you're making me second guess my life choices.

Pesto does make one hell of a pie. I still haven't come around to where it's better tasting than tomato, but it is rather tasty :mug:
 
Pesto does make one hell of a pie. I still haven't come around to where it's better tasting than tomato, but it is rather tasty :mug:

I do both - schmear a little pesto around on the crust first, bake it off a bit if you like, then do the tomato sauce and whatever toppings. It just adds a little sumthin' sumthin' to the equation that is killer good.
 
Kinda sounds like the idea I had for last Friday. I was also going to add little balls of stuffing made with a melon baller & smoked gouda. The sage sausage stuffing would've been interesting I thought. They didn't....
 
I don't eat much cured pork products, but the way it curved up into those nice little grease boats I had to have a piece or two.
 
Has anyone used US-05 or similar to make pizza dough? I ran out of active dry and I don't feel like going to the store... Haha
 
Saw this in the recent threads section.

We usually grill our pizza using wood. Mmmmm! Slight bit of mesquite with most of it being hickory or oak or a bit of both. Makes a tremendous difference!
 
alright, its been awhile since I threw down on this thread.

2 cups King Arthurs Bread Flour
2 cups K A All Purp Fl
2 tsp sucre
1 can whole, diced, and paste
olive oil

Onion, Jalapeno, mushroom

Cast Iron Skillet

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Throw this into your bread machine on the dough cycle.

210 g water

381 g flour

2 T oil

2 T sugar

1.5 c spent grain (straight from the mashtun)

1.5 tsp salt

2 tsp yeast

Put 1 TBLsp of oil in your cast iron pan. Make the pizza in the pan. Put both pans on FULL blast for 1 minute. Lower the LOW heat and put your cover on. Wait 10-12 mins. Serve.

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