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Sun Jan-30-11 07:01 PM
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one of the challenges as a gluten intolerant is to do things like pizza. We have tried some pre-made crusts... one worst than the other. Let's put it this way... the conures spat the last one out... you know you are in trouble when those two spit it out. Yes, the nanday used to be really picky, these days he begs.
So today I got the flour, and all that (Red Mill) and it is a basic yeast bread. Right now waiting for it to rise. It says 20 minutes, we will take longer than that. We are all but hungry at the moment and bread that rises is best.
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Sun Jan-30-11 07:28 PM
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| 1. Did you use the GF pizza crust mix they sell? |
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Sun Jan-30-11 07:41 PM
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if this does not work, then it will be me... right now in the oven for the first baking step.
It gives instructions for only 20 minutes for it to rise, I left it for thirty.
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Sun Jan-30-11 07:52 PM
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| 3. Details, details, we need details. |
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We want to know when it's done -- how is the crust -- chewey, tender, browned, crisp? What toppings? What sauce? What cheese?
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Sun Jan-30-11 07:59 PM
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| 4. I used Ralphs pizzeria style tomato sauce |
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mozzarella cheese, sargento brand
toppings, red onions, mushrooms and black olives
It is still backing... the smell of yeast is all over the kitchen though.
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Sun Jan-30-11 08:24 PM
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