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Moose

somebody shut me the fark up.

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Oct 12, 2008
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Gallatin, TN
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Richard
With the intention of creating a slightly larger and thicker pizza, I increased the amount of dough(using our favorite grocery store pizza dough, Primo Taglio) by about 30% to see what would happen.

I did this by taking 4 doughballs, and divided one into 3 equal section then lightly kneaded each of the 3 small sections into the other 3 doughballs. Pizza was topped with homemade sauce, provolone triangles, part skim mozz, and pepperoni, of course. The pizza when topped was 15-ish inches in diameter.

I only snapped a few pics, but the result was successful and most satisfying. The pizza was cooked on the Blackstone pizza oven at 700-725 degrees for about 4 minutes.


The outer edges had lots of bubbles rising as the pie cooked!




Just out of the Blackstone:


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Sliced:


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Close up:


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Thanks for looking!
 
That looks fantastic Moose! I'd have trouble not picking all those pepperoni off of the pizza before digging into the pie
 
Nice pies Moose. I like the Primo Taglio vey much thanks to your recomendation. Does the dough tend to loose elasticity or get tough when you kneed in the additional ?
 
That looks AMAZING!!!

I can’t imagine how good that smells!!!
 
Oh, man....

I've got dinner on the stove, but now you've me with a hankering for pepperoni pizza (for some strange reason)!

Killer pie, Moose!
 
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