The Menu Part 6 Gritty's Healthy and Unhealthy edition

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Striiker

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Just gonna repost this since the thread got locked right after I posted it :laugh:

Here's the quick way I did it (completely made up by me by trail and error, not from any recipe):

Prep work...
-Take half pound of dough out of refrigerator 2 hours before starting to cook and let it rise under some lose plastic wrap
-After two hours, put a tiny bit of olive oil on the counter (just so it doesn't stick and rip) and carefully spread out dough into a circle slightly larger than the size of the cast iron pan (its ok if it's really thin, so long as there's no holes, because it'll rise in the oven)
-Remove casing from two Italian sausages
-Thinly slice some white onion and green pepper
-melt a little butter in pan to brush on crust
-Set aside about 1/2 cup of pasta/pizza sauce and try to find whole milk, low moisture, mozzarella cheese

When ready...
-Preheat oven to 500F
-Preheat cast iron pan on stove at about medium heat
-put a little vegetable oil in the cast iron pan and cook Italian sausage until fully cooked and broken up into little chunks
-remove Italian sausage from pan but leave all the leftover oil in the pan (helps crisp up the bottom of the pizza)
-place dough in pan (careful since it should still be hot) and spread it across the entire bottom
-add sauce, cheese, sausage, onions, and peppers, leaving half an inch of crust on edges
-brush half of melted butter on edges
-place in oven until top is golden brown (like in my picture) and if it bubbles up anywhere just pop it with a knife
-remove from oven and brush remaining butter on bare crust
-wait a few minutes for it to cool and then carefully transfer to a cutting board

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klutch

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Asparagus > Broccoli >>>>>>>>>>>>>


>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Brussel sprouts
 

Starat327

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Was told the orange was causing acidity issues in this one, potentially leading to infection and it was best to pop now as opposed to ageing.

Pours like motor oil and tastes like dark chocolate with a tiny bit of orange creme filling. 10/10 would drink again. ( Dont mind my messy kitchen)
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FlyingPhilly

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Vegetables are good as long as washed or cooked right. Nice addition to a good meal like this.
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The only thing not good in this thread lately are ihop pancakes and Lou feasting on them :razz:
 
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