Ingredients

How to make it

  • I used my breadmaker to make the dough with the dough cycle but hand method is fine if you prefer to make it that way.
  • As usual, more flour or water may be needed to make a nice pliable dough with either method.
  • Then I placed the dough in a lightly floured plastic bag and let it sit overnight in the fridge for a few hours to mellow and relax gluten so the dough would roll out better.
  • When ready to use, I let it rise at room temp in the bag while I am getting all my other ingredients together.
  • When ready to prepare, puch down, i roll out and it will rise on its own as you are preparing it.
  • Bobby Flay 's Pizza: See my method after this
  • He divided the risen dough into 2 balls and then each in half and then rolled out each piece into a thin 8 inch circle.
  • The dough was grilled on both sides till golden on a oiled grill
  • Then each grilled pizza was sliced in half horizontially
  • Olive oil was brished on the bottom half of dough
  • He put the filling on bottom half, salt and peppered to taste and then replaced with top half and returned to the grill for 30 seconds ( I guess to melt the cheese )
  • Then the pizza was removed from the grill and the top drizzled with truffle oil and served immediately
  • My version of this pizza: Sure I could have grilled this but I wanted mine to be more pizza like than flat bread type
  • Roll out each ball into a thin round, 8 or 9 inch circle.
  • Heat your pizza stone in a 450F oven.
  • Place the dough on a cornmeal dusted paddle, brush dough with olive oil
  • Place on the cheeses, scatter over some pre cooked mushrooms and salt and pepper to taste.
  • Slide the dough from paddle to the heated stone
  • Bake the pizza about 20 minutes or until crust in pale golden and cheeses are melted
  • Remove pizza from stone with paddle and slide onto cutting board.
  • Drizzle pizza with tuffle oil
  • Let rest a few minutes
  • Cut into pieces and serve immediately
  • Repeat with second half of dough
  • OR: just make one large pizza instead of two smaller ones if you wish.
  • Note: no sauce, garlic or Itlaian spices on this version!!

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    " It was excellent "
    dagnabbit ate it and said...
    It looks good. FIVE

    Pete :)
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  • krumkake 15 years ago
    Midge, that sounds absolutely heavenly - in fact it is making my stomach growl! I have never gone to the bother of making a homemade pizza crust, but I think I've found the recipe that deserves it - will try this soon. Thanks for sharing Bobby's recipe with us! And yes, I will splurge on the truffle oil - saw a tiny bottle at the grocers that wouldn't break the bank for this, so now I have to see what the fuss is all about (have often heard it is the "make a difference" ingredient, so I'm anxious to try it).
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    " It was excellent "
    chichimonkeyface ate it and said...
    wow!
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  • 22566 15 years ago
    This one sounds like a very Grand pizza,like the truffle oil idea.

    Thank-you

    Hope you have a good evening.

    Kind Regards
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