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Home-made pizza
- Thread starter Nebulous
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I have. Didn't turn out as good as mom made them D: You'd need flour, yeast, oil, salt, cheese, tomatoes, tomato puree, pine apple, peppers, peas, some or other meat of your choice or you could make a vegetarian one. Pretty much anything you like to have in a pizza. As for materials, a bowl to mix the dough in and something to mix it with if you don't want to mix it by hand and what's it called, the thing you put it on when you put it in the oven 
I make English Muffin Pizzas. They are easy to make and you can put whatever topping you want.
The recipe doesn't mention to toast the English Muffins first. If you don't, the pizzas will come out soggy.
The recipe doesn't mention to toast the English Muffins first. If you don't, the pizzas will come out soggy.
We do.
When I make it I make one large pizza with EVERYTHING on it. Usually at least two kinds of meat and two or three kinds of cheese, lots of onions, and mushrooms if we have them... AND, I put the sauce on Last, on top of everything else, that way it keeps it all together and the flavors combine better.
I like this crust mix because you don't want me attempting to bake ANYTHING from scratch:
http://www.bobsredmill.com/gluten-free-pizza-crust-mix.html?&cat=15
When I make it I make one large pizza with EVERYTHING on it. Usually at least two kinds of meat and two or three kinds of cheese, lots of onions, and mushrooms if we have them... AND, I put the sauce on Last, on top of everything else, that way it keeps it all together and the flavors combine better.
I like this crust mix because you don't want me attempting to bake ANYTHING from scratch:
http://www.bobsredmill.com/gluten-free-pizza-crust-mix.html?&cat=15
Nebulous said:Good tips, although an english muffin pizza is not really a pizza.
What's the difference between them other than size?
You have a dough-based crust with 'stuff' on it.
Nope I didn't make pizza at home, but my mom makes very delicious pizzas.
Those look yummy.Jazzy said:I make English Muffin Pizzas. They are easy to make and you can put whatever topping you want.
The recipe doesn't mention to toast the English Muffins first. If you don't, the pizzas will come out soggy.
