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Old 11-02-2009, 15:24   #31
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Will have to try some of these but right now all I have to say is you need to put nutmeg in your moussaka! Mmmmm...

Cheers for the recipes.
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Old 11-02-2009, 15:25   #32
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Just received my pizza stone. So I expect I will be changing to pizza tonight. Give this thing a test run.. umm home made pizza...
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Old 11-02-2009, 19:35   #33
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I'll be walking to work tonight then. But still better than 3000Kcals or what ever dominoes pizza is.
Makes 35cm pizza.
Dough:
160grams plain flour
2 tablespoons olive oil
100ml warm water
1 packet of fast acting yeast

Topping
1/2 mix of bbq sauce, from earlier in the week.
1 mozeralla bull (125g)
1 red pepper
1 red onion
125g chorizo

1) place your pizza stone in the oven at full whack for 1hr
2)Mix the dough together, need for 15mins until elastic. Allow to double in size for 1hr-1 1/2hr under a damp tea towel in a warm place.
3)Roll out to the right size and leave to rest for about 15mins
4) remove pizza stone and place. Add the toppings and place back in the oven for about 7mins
















Still I missed lunch so only 2250 calories today. But I'm trying to keep it around 1800.


The base was nice but not amazing, shall have to try some other base recipes, or maybe it's just the flour.
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Old 11-02-2009, 20:15   #34
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I now feel totally sick and thinking I should of only had half..
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Old 11-02-2009, 20:42   #35
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LOL Should have had the rest cold for lunch tomorrow!!

Looks like the pizza stone worked well. Did you get a nicely cooked base?

Cracking choice of toppings too, cept for the BBQ sauce
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Old 11-02-2009, 20:44   #36
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Yep the stone is awesome and really does make a diffrence. None of this soggy stuff. Or rubbish deep pan frozen pizzas any more..

bbq sauce is 2nd best topping after hoisin
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Old 12-02-2009, 15:00   #37
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Hoisin and Roast-Duck-Leftovers homemade pizzas are well and truly NOM.


EDIT: I have a tava I use for cooking my homemade naans on - I wonder if that would suffice as a pizza-stone-type-implement?
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Old 12-02-2009, 15:30   #38
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Hoisin and Roast-Duck-Leftovers homemade pizzas are well and truly NOM.


EDIT: I have a tava I use for cooking my homemade naans on - I wonder if that would suffice as a pizza-stone-type-implement?
It's heavy so it should absorb plenty of heat.. Give it a go.

Don't forget the spring oinions on duck and hoisin pizzas.. Mon mon mon.. I want to cook somemore..
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