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Dont overtop
your pizza
Imagine, if you will, what the bottom of your oven will look
like caked with pizza toppings. Or worse, how your pants or shirt
will look stained with pizza sauce. Despite my personal beliefs,
pizza stained clothes never impress or so I am told. So be sure
to use an appropriate amount of toppings. And that goes for calzones
too, which tend to leak if overstuffed.
Dont mix flavors
that taste bad together
Braunsweiger and peanut butter or how about sweet and sour chicken
and refried beans? Unless you are under attack by mid-pregnancy
flavor cravings,its better to stick with the flavor pairings
that you already know and love.
Avoid wet soggy leftovers
if possible
While this may seem like a no brainer, cold items can fool you.
Even a mildly moist item may leak fluid when heated.
Experimenting with
pizza toppings is always fun
It is always fun to experiment with pizza toppings to create
new pizza recipes. Try changing your cheese combinations; who
is up for an asiago/fontina blend over beef and broccoli leftovers?
Maybe add a little cheddar, brie, or chabichou du poitou to your
mozzarella topping to spice things up a bit.
Using leftovers on pizza can
be a fun, fast, easy way to enjoy the original meal a second
time, not to mention that it will free up room in the fridge.
Who knows when you will create the ultimate pizza recipe that
will transform pizza forever. Or most likely, you will just have
a terrific pizza dinner and a wonderful pizza recipe.
Send your unique pizza recipes
or ideas to Webmaster@Pizzathepie.com and I will gladly test
them out and let you know what I think. Or check out our other
pizza recipes ideas. |