BAKING RECIPES forum: Stuffed Crust Pizza
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Stuffed Crust Pizza Ingredients: *Prepared home made pizza dough 7 mozzarella cheese sticks, room temperature. 3/4 cup your favorite pizza sauce 1 cup shredded mozzarella cheese 1 oz. shredded parmesan cheese Toppings of your choice dash corn meal Roll out the pre-risen pizza dough, allowing it to be about 2 1/2 inches larger than the pan you'll be using. Place onto pan that has been lightly sprinkled with corn meal.. Arrange the (bent to shape) cheese sticks along the crust's edge. Then wrap around and crimp into the dough that is on the pan. Freeze it 20 minutes. Meanwhile, preheat the oven to 425 degrees. Bake 6 minutes. Remove. Place sauce, cheeses and your favorite toppings. Return to oven and cook another another 6 to 8 minutes, or until cheese begins to brown and bubble. MMMM!!  MMMMMM!http://cubits.org/ThriftyKitchenCooks/thread/view/41036/ *Home made Pizza Dough |
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| This one looks good too! |
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| Wow, sounds uber easy!!! Never be afraid of a scar. It just means that you were stronger than something that tried to hurt you. My new Etsy shop - handmade jewelry by ME!! http://www.etsy.com/shop/OjodelGato Buy some of my photos! http://www.catsonkeyboards.com "I've seen better acting from extras in Godzilla movies!" - Calculon |
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You on the computer on this lovely afternoon Toni?  ,And yep, it is easy, and cheaper than what the pizza companies want :) |
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| Lynxx - taking a break between taking dogs to dogpark and working outside. I can't afford to lose these gorgeous 70 deg days.. supposed to snow on Thursday!! So planting at the last second some lilacs I picked up at 50% off, and starting the Christmas lights. :) When I was a kid, my mom would just get regular biscuits (Pillsbury) and unroll them into a giant glob, then stretch it out. Made an easy cheap pizza. But with Cici's Pizza, for $6, I can eat all the pizza I want, so can't beat that! Love Cici's Pizza! Or I just get 3 mediums (about 12") for $10.46, tax included. Can't beat that either.Never be afraid of a scar. It just means that you were stronger than something that tried to hurt you. My new Etsy shop - handmade jewelry by ME!! http://www.etsy.com/shop/OjodelGato Buy some of my photos! http://www.catsonkeyboards.com "I've seen better acting from extras in Godzilla movies!" - Calculon |
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| The only reason I couldn't do the buscuit dough for pizza, is that they are entirely different, one being yeast as riser, other soda. But a thrifty and good idea, and if you grow up eating something, you have a taste for it that can never be replaced. My mom did things like that too, and although different, I get cravings for those special meals. Like her beef stroganoff, (I think I've already posted it) and she made a concoction of green beans with bacon and onion, russet, that I still have to have at least once every couple of months :) |
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| What's russet? I thought that russet was a color. Never be afraid of a scar. It just means that you were stronger than something that tried to hurt you. My new Etsy shop - handmade jewelry by ME!! http://www.etsy.com/shop/OjodelGato Buy some of my photos! http://www.catsonkeyboards.com "I've seen better acting from extras in Godzilla movies!" - Calculon |
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| russet potatoes, the nice, original, thick skinned baking type potato :) |
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| Ah, russet taters. Now I know what you're talking about... haven't eaten russets since I found out about Yukon Golds about 6 years ago. Sawwy to be a moron, but it's my specialty. :D Never be afraid of a scar. It just means that you were stronger than something that tried to hurt you. My new Etsy shop - handmade jewelry by ME!! http://www.etsy.com/shop/OjodelGato Buy some of my photos! http://www.catsonkeyboards.com "I've seen better acting from extras in Godzilla movies!" - Calculon |
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| Lol, you're far from being a moron, perhaps just forgetful. ;) |
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