Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Home made Pizza Pie

 
Back in the 1950's when 
Pizza hit America by storm 
everyone called it Pizza Pie.





Simple basic ingredients, here's my recipe:


1 and 1/2  CUP WARM WATER (105 to 115 degrees)
1  TABLESPOON YEAST
3  TABLESPOONS  OLIVE OIL
1  TABLESPOON SALT
1 TABLESPOON HONEY
4 CUPS OF ALL PURPOSE FLOUR





Cover and let rise in a warm place.
If your house is on the cool side, 
turn the oven on for a few minutes, 
then turn it back off, and  set your bowl in. 
let rise for 1  1/2  hours or so.






The dough will at least double in size.






I love punching it down after it rises.
 Doesn't that look good?
It smells good too!



 

Now it's time to have fun!





Putting corn meal on the wooden peel keeps the dough from sticking.





I would love to be able to toss the dough but it would take a lot of practice and I don't make pizza often enough.





Marinara sauce.
Mozzarella and turkey pepperoni, sweet basil leaves right out of our garden. 
We will add cheddar cheese,black olives and mushrooms.





We have a pizza stone on the Grilla pellet grill.
We are at 550 degrees.





Wow does that ever look and smell good.




YUM!!!!






For the second pie we have garlicky hamburger, mozzarella, basil, black olives and mushrooms.





Such beauty!




In it goes for 10 -12 minutes.




Double YUM!!





Grab a plate and let's eat! 
Thanks for stopping by my blog.
Please leave a comment.
(I hope this made you hungry)



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13 comments:

  1. Yum, these pizzas look so good. You are making me hungry. I have a pizza stone, but never thought about using it on a grill.

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    1. Seriously, these were some of the best pizzas we've ever eaten. Sometimes i guess you just get lucky.
      Wonderful to have you stopping by my blog and thank you for the nice comment.

      Steve

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  2. They do look great. I do mine on the inverted lid of a 16" Dutch oven. Place the oven up-side-down over it. Place a wok ring on it to hold the charcoal, then just pill on the charcoal.

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  3. Okay all you readers . . . if you're reading this you can get a little bit jealous, because I was there to help eat these pizzas. Yum . . . they were so good that we decided that we are never using the regular oven again. Steve's pizzas were the best I've ever had, and I'm not just say that because he's my sweetie. Perfection!

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  4. Nicely Done, soon as the temp breaks here in Florida I'll be on this one...working on Gluten Free right now.

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  5. Looking good Steve. Now I want pizza for dinner... I like the garlicy hamburger idea. I will try that for sure...

    Thanks,

    Bill

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  6. 1st time here. came over from your wife's blog. and yes, i am hungry and it is 9:26 p.m. great looking pizza.

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  7. Your Pizza Pie looks good, I like your easy done dough recipe, we will use it the next time we make Dutch Oven Pizza.
    Charles & Laura
    Trailhead Kitchen

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  8. Make me hungry, you be it did! Thanks for sharing this with us Steve. I can't wait to get hubby to give this a go!

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  9. Sorry, that was meant to say you bet it did!

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  10. I've seen pellet stoves bet never heard of a pellet grill. That's awesome! We'll have to try and find one of those. Your pizzas look yummy!

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