I was unaware a Blodgett was wood fired.Some things are best left to the professionals who have the proper tools, equipment and experience. I doubt anyone has a wood fired oven at their house.
I was unaware a Blodgett was wood fired.Some things are best left to the professionals who have the proper tools, equipment and experience. I doubt anyone has a wood fired oven at their house.
Used to be O.K. But For a good sauce, Now it's -Up until about a year ago when I regularly ate pizza, this was a go to for quick, convenient and good single serve home made pizza.
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Yup...just like dudes with tires in their bathtubs...Some things are best left to the professionals who have the proper tools, equipment and experience. I doubt anyone has a wood fired oven at their house.
Did you read the label Ken?
Oh, don't be fooled in to thinking that, It's not Burger King - they have to use funny chemical names that confuse people.Did you read the label Ken?
Should only be eaten sitting on the throne.
Yup rat poison 4 sureOh, don't be fooled in to thinking that, It's not Burger King - they have to use funny chemical names that confuse people.
I think the L-cysteine hydrochloride and Ammonium sulfate treat rate is comfortably below RAT (oral) LD50 ...
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That's a storage solution totally unrelated to this topic here.Yup...just like dudes with tires in their bathtubs...![]()
Don't get offended...I do the same in my shop... putting a pizza in an oven is a storage solution too...That's a storage solution totally unrelated to this topic here.
Red peppers and sausage is a meal on it's own, no dough required.Nice try, but peppers go with sausage.
And for prep, saute' them first with the sausage links! - Ettore Boiardi
Anytime brother, you're not that far.what time are you serving lunch
Try it with Naan bread instead when in a pinch. Someone here made that suggestion, can't remember who, but it's darn good when there's no time to deal with dough.View attachment 157867
Sometimes for a quick lunch I’ll make little pizzas on flour tortillas and bake them in the over. They turn out decent for what they are.
Some things are best left to the professionals who have the proper tools, equipment and experience. I doubt anyone has a wood fired oven at their house.