Around my house.... BBQ Pizza reigns as King.. after we have smoked a Pork loin or Butt and eaten what we want.. the left overs are reserved for pizza. HARD to beat!!
Favorite Way to Dress a Homemade Pizza Up?
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Around my house.... BBQ Pizza reigns as King.. after we have smoked a Pork loin or Butt and eaten what we want.. the left overs are reserved for pizza. HARD to beat!!
Bowhatchie how do you fit the pork loin into your pipe to smoke it and BUTT well we'll leave that one alone. LOL
Mostly like one of the ways to do flake.. cut into strips and then quarter the strips into cubes.... best smoked in a cob as it certainly does tend to leave a bit of grease and residue! As to the Butts best kicked or patted..
I normally go for traditional pizza toppings when I make a home made pie. Plus I really love pepperoni...Lots of pepperoni. My wife prefers vegetables on here pizza.
We normally lightly saute some red onions and mushrooms to put on them. I love red onions on pizza as well.
We then use different cheeses that melt well depending on our mood, but mainly use mozzarella and sometimes we'll mix in a little cheddar with it.
Another thing that I am a huge fan of is; putting it on the grill to cook it. Here are some photos of some of our grilled pizza.
We normally lightly saute some red onions and mushrooms to put on them. I love red onions on pizza as well.
We then use different cheeses that melt well depending on our mood, but mainly use mozzarella and sometimes we'll mix in a little cheddar with it.
Another thing that I am a huge fan of is; putting it on the grill to cook it. Here are some photos of some of our grilled pizza.
What Bob says reminded me of a pizza place in Kansas called Shakey's (sp?) that made
something called a "Left-hander's Special." I thought is was a pretty good, although
unlikely, combination of toppings: diced onion, black olive and shrimp -- with plenty
of sauce.
something called a "Left-hander's Special." I thought is was a pretty good, although
unlikely, combination of toppings: diced onion, black olive and shrimp -- with plenty
of sauce.
I love pizza.
However; my wife can't eat anything with gluten in it.
So, I have developed a pizza crust that is made from rice.
It is very popular. My youngest daughter asks me to make my pizza for parties.
My niece hates rice, she refuses to eat it... She is now 7, but when she first tried it she was 5.
It was absolutely hysterical when she first tried it. (She didn't know it was made with rice.) Two slices is all an adult can handle. When she finished off her 3rd slice she sat back in her chair and let out one very loud and satisfied sigh, and said, "I wish I could eat some more, but I think I'd go boom"....
We all were laughing so hard we had tears in our eyes.
It's simple to make.
3 cups cooked white rice, cooled slightly (If still hot it will cook the eggs before you can mix them in.)
2 med. eggs
Salt, Garlic powder, and Basil to taste
1/4 cup of milk (a little less)
2 Tbs. butter or margarine
Mix ingredients in a large bowl.
Spread evenly on a large warm pizza pan lightly oil with olive oil.
Bake at 375 for 20 minutes. Crust will begin to brown slightly, don't over bake it.
Spread thin layer of sauce and bake for 5 more minutes. We use Ragu Pizza Sauce.
(This will allow some of the water to evaporate from the sauce.)
Top as usual: We like fresh sliced mushrooms, pepperoni, and a pound of grated mozzarella cheese.
Put back in oven and bake until toppings are cooked an the cheese melted, (another 15 to 20 minutes).
Sometimes we use Portabella Mushroom Caps as crusts and build our own pizzas... Mmmmmmm good stuff.
However; my wife can't eat anything with gluten in it.
So, I have developed a pizza crust that is made from rice.
It is very popular. My youngest daughter asks me to make my pizza for parties.
My niece hates rice, she refuses to eat it... She is now 7, but when she first tried it she was 5.
It was absolutely hysterical when she first tried it. (She didn't know it was made with rice.) Two slices is all an adult can handle. When she finished off her 3rd slice she sat back in her chair and let out one very loud and satisfied sigh, and said, "I wish I could eat some more, but I think I'd go boom"....
We all were laughing so hard we had tears in our eyes.
It's simple to make.
3 cups cooked white rice, cooled slightly (If still hot it will cook the eggs before you can mix them in.)
2 med. eggs
Salt, Garlic powder, and Basil to taste
1/4 cup of milk (a little less)
2 Tbs. butter or margarine
Mix ingredients in a large bowl.
Spread evenly on a large warm pizza pan lightly oil with olive oil.
Bake at 375 for 20 minutes. Crust will begin to brown slightly, don't over bake it.
Spread thin layer of sauce and bake for 5 more minutes. We use Ragu Pizza Sauce.
(This will allow some of the water to evaporate from the sauce.)
Top as usual: We like fresh sliced mushrooms, pepperoni, and a pound of grated mozzarella cheese.
Put back in oven and bake until toppings are cooked an the cheese melted, (another 15 to 20 minutes).
Sometimes we use Portabella Mushroom Caps as crusts and build our own pizzas... Mmmmmmm good stuff.
There aren't many things I haven't tried on pizza. My mom and I used to spend a day every so often making pizzas and then distribute them to the family. I love the combination of roasted or fresh garlic and olive oil, sauteed egg plant, roasted red peppers and caramelized onions. Any variation of roasted or sauteed veggies works. I often add goat cheese to this as well. Roma tomatoes, bocconcini mozzarella and fresh basil works very well on a base of olive oil and garlic. I could go on for days about pizza...
Not chili peppers. Any sweet red pepper will do. You can buy them in a jar already roasted and skinned, but I usually make my own. I core them and slice them length wise, lightly coat them in olive oil and them roast them on the grill or broiler till they blister and blacken a bit. Take them straight out of the oven and seal them in a paper bag till they cool off. This will loosen the skins. once cool you can peel the skins off and use how you would like. I usually wait till I find a good deal at a local market on red peppers and make and can large batches of them.
My wife and I have 2 favorites we make. Obviously I got garlic and a little olive oil on both of these.
1. Prosciutto and Caramelized Onion pizza.
2. Fresh Mozzarella, Tomato, and Basil pizza.
1. Prosciutto and Caramelized Onion pizza.
2. Fresh Mozzarella, Tomato, and Basil pizza.
Ill try it I put blue cheese on everything. I don't eat cheese straight up very much but any type of blue cheese I stuff myself with.
I love Blue cheese also.
BTW-I'm making my forth pizza tonight.Thanks to the above help,they are really turning out fantastic!Thank-you all.
The one thing I may never change is the Pillsbury pre-bought pizza dough.This product really impresses me.If they ever stopped this product on the market,I could only hope to find a recipe that would bring me close to it.
BTW-I'm making my forth pizza tonight.Thanks to the above help,they are really turning out fantastic!Thank-you all.
The one thing I may never change is the Pillsbury pre-bought pizza dough.This product really impresses me.If they ever stopped this product on the market,I could only hope to find a recipe that would bring me close to it.
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