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Sundancer7
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Pizza Crust
Sun, 11/6/05 10:17 AM
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Perhaps this has been talked about before but I truly appreciate a good crust. Somehow most chains and private centers never get it the same. Pizza Hut occasionaly gets it right. I like a crusty crust that is tasty. Pizza Hut sometimes gets it right but most of the time it is too doughy. I order it one a half times through the oven. Sometimes they do it and sometimes they do not. I have found that when I make my own, I spray the bottom of the dough with olive oil and let it bake a little longer. Perhaps some of you can add your own ideas. Paul E. Smith Knoxville, TN
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Adjudicator
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RE: Pizza Crust
Sun, 11/6/05 10:23 AM
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Paul. Other issues arise. Do you use a high gluten flour when making your crust? Do you use a pizza stone? As for olive oil, I drizzle that on top of pizza. All of your pizza questions ARE answered here: http://www.pizzatherapy.com/
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jellybear
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RE: Pizza Crust
Sun, 11/6/05 10:25 AM
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Paul,I have explain before that when you make your crust,Prebake the shell for a few minutes before you put the cheese and toppings on it and it will come out nice and crusty.I do this at my restaurant all the time.
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porkbeaks
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RE: Pizza Crust
Sun, 11/6/05 11:10 AM
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jbryan
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RE: Pizza Crust
Sat, 11/12/05 7:12 PM
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The secret to a good crust is adding a bunch(relativly) of sugar or honey.. browns up nicely and tastes great.
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