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Bake a pizza - PEP BB food.sand.pizza

BB Food Prep and Preservation - sand badge
 
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Spices are available in glass jars [probably even at your local grocery:

https://www.amazon.com/spice-jars/s?k=spice+jars

These links might offer some suggestions for buying cheese without plastic:

https://treadingmyownpath.com/2017/07/13/plastic-free-milk-yoghurt-cheese/

https://myplasticfreelife.com/2011/03/how-to-buy-and-keep-cheese-fresh-without-plastic/
 
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I made a homemade pepperoni pizza with pink sauce (spaghetti sauce and alfredo sauce) using
Paul's Polydough.

****Thanks to this bb (and Paul's polydough!), my son now makes his own homemade pizza!  I explained it to him after I figured it out.  Lol
Thanks!****
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Started with a basic pizza dough recipe, 4 cups flour, 2 cups water, tbs yeast tbs sugar. I substituted some of the water for olive brine I had hanging around the fridge and added a couple tbs of Italian seasoning. Set it up and stored it in the fridge to slow rise over night. Topped with pizza sauce from last canning season, grilled onions and bell pepper. Used cheese we had stored in the freezer, cheddar Monterey blend if I recall, the lable got lost somewhere.
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Second attempt at my sister-in-law’s pizza crust recipe. I love cooking, but I’m not a big baker, so a recipe that just lists the ingredients and rise and cook times without instructions and without telling an exact amount of water was… scary the first time. My sister-in-law can bake in her sleep, so she didn’t think to write that stuff when she gave me the recipe.

That said, I think I got it figured out this time… except I forgot to measure the amount of water I used. Just went by the feel of the dough.

2 1/2 t yeast
2 T honey
1 T salt
2 T butter (melted)
1 T oil

Combine.

Add 1/2 cups - 1 1/2 cups (?) warm water and 3-4 cups flour, incrementally.

Should be wet enough to all integrate together, but dry enough to not stick to your hands much. Pizza-doughy.

Let rise 1 hr.

Bake at 400 F, cook ~30 min.

This made two ~11 in pizza crusts.

(I experimented with baking at 425 F, turning in the oven about halfway through, but turned it down to 400 F for the last five minutes. Did okay. One pizza came out a little more crisp than the other one, which was perfectly cooked but just barely not crispy enough for my tastes.)

Toppings: smeared a bit of minced garlic on, covered in tomato sauce, sprinkled mozzarella. Then onions, red pepper, mushrooms, and ham. Sprinkled a bit more mozzarella.
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Nicole Alderman wrote:This is a badge bit (BB) that is part of the PEP curriculum.  Completing this BB is part of getting the sand badge in Food Prep and Preservation

For this badge bit, you will make a pizza. They can be "normal", paleo, vegan, gluten free. Paul's "polydough" is probably the easiest way to make pizza. Here's how Paul says to make his polydough pizza:

paul wheaton wrote: Just tear off a piece of dough, shape it, smear tomato sauce on it.  Throw on pizza toppings and cheese, then bake at 450 for about eight minutes.



Making the pizza in the rocket oven would count for both this BB and the parallel one in Rocket Ovens. Here's a pizza made in Julia's rocket oven



Here's my favorite SCD/GAPS/Paleo pizza dough recipe: Cheese Bread Pizza Dough. It's also, of course, gluten free!

My husband loves his bacon crust meatza/pizza, which is made with a woven bacon crust.

Here's some great permies threads with pizza recipes:

  • New York style pizza sauce and crust recipe
  • Cauliflower Pizza Crust
  • How to Make Gluten Free Pizza Crust
  • Grain free, dairy free, soy free pizza...really!


  • Here's some pictures from those threads:




    Note: with most gluten crusts, like Paul's Polydough, the crust does not need to be prebaked. With most gluten-free crusts (including meatza), the crust needs to be baked first and then sauce and toppings applied, and then baked again.

    Your toppings and sauce can be to your own liking. For example: a vegan pesto pizza, an alfredo chicken pizza, a classic margarita pizza, a pizza with ALL the topings. Deep dish, calazone,  and thin crusts all count, too.


    To complete this BB, the minimum requirements are:
      - one pizza
      - you make the pizza from scratch, including the crust
      - not burnt
      - dough is cooked

    To show you've completed this Badge Bit, you must:
      - Link to/post the recipe you used (especially the part about the crust)
      - pic of the crust being made
      - pic of the pizza getting it's toppings put on
      - pic of the completed pizza and a slice of pizza
              o showing that the pizza is not burnt and it is cooked all the way through

    Clarifications:
    - All food prep and preservation BBs strictly prohibit plastic, teflon or aluminum touching the food at any point

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    Pizza Dough ingredients: flour, salt, water. I put everything together and let sit for 24hrs and then kneaded.
    Pizza Dough ingredients: flour, salt, water. I put everything together and let sit for 24hrs and then kneaded.
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    Toppings: tomato sauce, cheese, savory. Put the pizza in the oven at 450F for about 8 minutes
    Toppings: tomato sauce, cheese, savory. Put the pizza in the oven at 450F for about 8 minutes
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    Ready to eat!
    Ready to eat!
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    Note: Looks delicious!

     
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