OMG I love pizza so much. A couple of days ago, I made some dough following
these instructions, but using
this recipe (I don't have sourdough starter... yet... and maybe next time I'll try it with a
poolish). I split the dough in three, refrigerated one ball and froze the other two.
One of our favorite pizza topping combinations is pepperoni, bacon, and jalapeno. Since I found some amazing-looking bacon at Whole Foods the other day, I thought I'd do something similar - bacon and pickled Fresno peppers. I made the pickled peppers by slicing fresh peppers from my mother-in-law's neighbors' garden and simmering them in white vinegar, sugar, and salt for about 5 minutes, then letting them sit in the brine in the fridge for several hours.
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Peppers after simmering in brine |
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Black Forest bacon, whole milk mozzarella, pickled peppers, tomato paste, dough |
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Cut bacon into pieces and cook |
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The sauce will be tomato paste with dried basil & oregano, S&P, olive oil |
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But then I remembered some roasted grape tomatoes I had puréed |
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Sauce |
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Cut the cheese after a stint in the freezer |
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To shred fast, use the processor with the shredder attachment |
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Components assembled |
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Press out the dough with your hands |
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We like it saucy |
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Ready for the oven |
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After about 6 minutes on broil |
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Nice bottom! |
Next time we may try baking on the grill, since we can get it past 550°F. I'd really like to get that crispy, charred crust. It was very delicious pizza, even so.
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