So, I was reading my favorite food blog, The Food In My Beard, when I came across a recipe for deep dish that supposedly was amazing. I couldn't help but be intrigued. TFIMB got it from Macheesmo, which is where the actual recipe is.
This recipe calls for a technique called "laminating" the dough, interesting and ended up with the best pizza dough I have ever had. It was soft, and not even close to being dense , and yummy layers within. These are my pics of making the dough (as described in Macheesmo's directions).
One of these is in my freezer, the other went into the fridge overnight. Next day I rolled it out, pressed it into my Demarle and filled it up. I put a cup of cheese on the bottom, then pepperoni, then half had sausage, and half had pepperoncini, roasted red peppers, and onions, then a cup of sauce, then another layer of cheese all around. Below is a picture of the pre-baking pizza.
Naturally, I forgot to take a picture when it was done cooking, but here is a picture of the last piece. It was SO YUMMMMMY!!!!
Only thing I would do differently would be to make it without sauce, add some diced tomatoes instead. I loved loved loved it!
Hope you all try it out!
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Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Crescent Puffs, One Recipe, Five Dishes
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| Buffalo Chicken Crescent Puffs |
The inspiration for this appetizer dinner was a recipe found browsing on Pillsbury.com for Buffalo Chicken Crescent Puffs. These delicious morsels are cream cheese, buffalo sauce, shredded chicken, and bleu cheese, stuffed in crescent dough, rolled in bread crumbs and baked. Naturally I changed it a bit, didn't have any bleu cheese, so I used feta I had in the fridge, and did egg dip instead of butter. These were so good! Little crunch on the outside, perfectly spicy and creamy, only thing I would have changed would be more chicken, or bigger chunks.
So I got to thinking these would be a good delivery mode for a whole bunch of fillings. Since it was conference weekend (yes, I know that was almost three weeks ago), I decided to have a crescent puff meal with "L". I thought all of them turned out WONDERFUL!
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| Breakfast Puffs |
For breakfast we did scrambled eggs, bacon, and cheese. Rolled these in melted butter and baked til golden.
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| Chicken Ceasar Puffs |
First lunch course was shredded (cooked) chicken, parmesan cheese, bacon, and ceasar dressing. Rolled in butter and then parmesan cheese. I think these would do better with a bread crumb coating for crunch.
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| Pizza Puffs |
Second course, diced pepperoni and pizza cheese mix. I think next time I will add a little sauce to the filling to round it out. These got washed in butter and rolled in parm cheese too.
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| Apple Cinnamon Rounds |
Finally, dessert! Diced apple, brown sugar, and cinnamon made a great filling. THen rolled in butter and cinnamon sugar. We paired these with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. (Sticking up is my sugar art from the melted sugar on the silpat, which reminds me, if you are using a regular cookie sheet for any of these, line it with foil, they may leak a little.)
We ran out of crescent dough before we could do the s'mores ones we had planned, fluff and a bit if chocolate inside and Nilla wafer crumbs outside... yummmm... I am looking forward to doing those soon!
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