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thefoodguy
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- Location: vernon, CT
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RE: Frozen Pizza.
Fri, 01/26/07 3:29 PM
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IMHO, for the money you spend on a frozen pizza, ya may as well go get a real pizza.
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xannie_01
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- Location: albuquerque, NM
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RE: Frozen Pizza.
Fri, 01/26/07 3:42 PM
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we have a pizzaz pizza cooker that works
really well on frozen pizzas.
we get the california pizza ovens
thin white pizza.
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big g in joisey
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- Location: Kearny, NJ
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RE: Frozen Pizza.
Sat, 01/27/07 12:18 AM
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I used to love the Celentano's frozen pizza,that square pie with a little extra olive oil on top baked till the crust was a golden brown,was always a favorite,it's a shame that they left Verona,NJ.
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Twinwillow
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RE: Frozen Pizza.
Sat, 01/27/07 1:02 AM
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Easiest, best pizza: I buy fresh pizza dough rounds from my local pizza shop. They have already "risen" and are cheap! $2.00 bucks each! I add my own cheeses and toppings and bake at 500 on a stone in my oven.
They come out just as good and crusty as the ones I would have to pay $12-15.00 for at the pizza shop.
And, I control the amount and type of cheeses and toppings. No more paying $1.00 each for additional toppings.
I usually buy 3-4 fresh dough rounds at a time. what I don't make right away, I freeze for another time.
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