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Hello,
Anybody know the secret to making good tasting greasy pan pizza crust? I made a dozen or so faux pizza hovel pan pizzas last week using an Internet recipe and the bottom of the crust usually burnt dark black and when it didn't burn (by taking out earlier or lowering the temp) the crust and/or pizza wasn't very tasty). I don't know if I greased the pan too much, the temperature was too high/too low, needed to use different pans, grease or what. I pretty much used the recipe here http://www.thatsmyhome.com/venettos/...-hut-pizza.htm except water was whatever temperature a coffee maker spits it out at, used a dash of salt instead of the 1/2 tsp, did not measure the oil when greasing the pans (used extra virgin olive oil), didn't use rolling pin, but flipped it in the air a couple of times, did not spray the outer edge of dough with Pam or any other spray and I mostly used 450F instead of 475F because I was using 2 dark non-stick cake pans (and also one silver one). Topping was just plain mozzarella cheese and pepperoni. |
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