Fugazza con queso is an Argentine variation of pizza. This version is adapted from Ross Dobson’s and Rachel Tolosa Pas’s cookbook The Food of Argentina. Ingredients have been sized for a half recipe of the dough from Pepperoni Pizza from The Pizza Bible , which will serve 2-3 people. The contrast between caramelized onions (and Read More …
The photo is from a personal pizza made from ¼ of the dough of a batch from Pepperoni Pizza from The Pizza Bible. Again the crust was truly excellent. I baked it for 10 minutes at 500 degrees on a pizza steel. Later today as an experiment I will turn the other ¾ of the Read More …
To improve my pizza game, I recently bought Tony Gemignani’s The Pizza Bible, and I carefully followed the very detailed instructions for his introductory recipe, the classic pepperoni pizza. It was very good. (Following the instructions carefully was hard since one of my 2 year old granddaughters very much wanted to help me make the Read More …
This is a slight simplification of the recipe in Tony Gemignani’s The Pizza Bible, in which I used two different canned tomato products instead of three. (The original had 2 oz. of hand-crushed canned tomatoes, which I replaced with additional ground tomatoes.) The sauce worked very well on a pepperoni pizza, and demonstrated the difference Read More …
A focaccia is a flatbread which is like a pizza but thicker and with less of a topping. In a focaccia the emphasis is on the bread, with the topping just an accent to flavor the bread, vs. the focal point of the dish. This version was made with a half recipe from Pizza for Many Read More …
This was a good lunch, but is definitely something which needs more refining. The original idea was an article I saw which cited a recipe from Uri Scheft’s book Baking Breads: A New World of Israeli Baking. Then I noticed a similar idea in Michael Solomonov’s book Zahav: A World of Israeli Cooking. Combining these Read More …
Stromboli is an Italian-American dish, credited to Romano’s Pizzeria in Essington, PA, a suburb of Philadelphia. Here is my version, which was adapted from a recipe in Epicurious. This is for 4 servings. Pizza dough for four people (from Pizza for One or for Many ) ¼ cup finely grated Parmesan cheese 4 oz. Read More …
This was made with 1/4 of my standard pizza dough, and baked at 500 degrees C for 90 seconds in a Roccbox. The crust was exceptionally good with a little bit of char and a good chew. I thoroughly floured the peel. After putting the pizza in the oven, I left it alone for 30 Read More …
My latest cooking toy is the Roccbox portable pizza oven, which can get to 500 degrees C. At that temperature, a pizza takes about 90 seconds to cook.
This version of pizza is popular in France and is a favorite of my nephew Alexandre. For one person, this was made with 2 oz. of ground beef which was lightly cooked, and then a raw egg was put on top of the pizza when it was about half cooked. He also added some yellow Read More …