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shain

shain

Pizza for dinner.

 

First is a classical Margarita, uncooked tomato sauce - peeled, crashed and drained; fior di latte (fresh cow milk mozzarella), plenty of basil - added post bake.

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Second is one of my favorite usual toppings: Pesto (with plenty of pine nuts and Parmesan), ricotta, some low moisture mozzarella, sliced cherry tomatoes.

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And a first time topping for me: Same raw tomato sauce, Roquefort, low moisture mozzarella, granny smith apple, black pepper.
Very good. Maybe I should re-consider my aversion from pineapple on pizza (it always seemed wrong to me, but if apple works, then it might do as well).

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First two baked 6-7 minutes on a baking steel @ 270 deg C, under a broiler. Last one baked 8 minutes, as the oven lost heat.

shain

shain

Pizza for dinner.

 

First is a classical Margarita, uncooked tomato sauce - peeled, crashed and drained; fior di latte (fresh cow dry mozzarella), plenty of basil - added post bake.

20160521_200545.jpg20160521_200533.jpg

 

Second is one of my favorite usual toppings: Pesto (with plenty of pine nuts and Parmesan), ricotta, some low moisture mozzarella.

20160521_203319.jpg20160521_203315.jpg

 

And a first time topping for me: Same raw tomato sauce, Roquefort, low moisture mozzarella, granny smith apple, black pepper.
Very good. Maybe I should re-consider my aversion from pineapple on pizza (it always seemed wrong to me, but if apple works, then it might do as well).

20160521_210007.jpg20160521_205920.jpg

 

First two baked 6-7 minutes on a baking steel @ 270 deg C, under a broiler. Last one baked 8 minutes, as the oven lost heat.

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