I remember when pizza was something few people knew about, let alone ate. Then back in the '50's, or '60's, a company by the name of "Jeno's" began selling boxes of pizza ingredients in the grocery stores and people began trying it out. There was absolutely no place to go buy a pizza: no "Pizza Hut," no "Round Table Pizza," nothing, nada, zilch.
A few months ago I took a class in low-temp, slow, cooking and the instructor spent just a brief amount of time on building pizzas. I had never thought much about making one, but since the class I've been thinking about it; so I went to one of those big-box stores where they sell pizza flour in bulk and purchased about 4 or 5 cups worth, picked up a few of the other ingredients, brought it all home and got busy.
Read more about this potentially award winning pizza here.
A few months ago I took a class in low-temp, slow, cooking and the instructor spent just a brief amount of time on building pizzas. I had never thought much about making one, but since the class I've been thinking about it; so I went to one of those big-box stores where they sell pizza flour in bulk and purchased about 4 or 5 cups worth, picked up a few of the other ingredients, brought it all home and got busy.
Read more about this potentially award winning pizza here.
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