Topped with parmesan, mozzarella, leftover chicken breast, and buddy burger onions.
Delicious!
Will be freezing crust much more often moving forward!! 😋
What's on your plate tonight? https://t.co/2KgK1P5iGS
It came in really handy when I lost Homer to some mold back in the summer. I am finally remembering to freeze some now, just in case!
Marge is still giving off a slight acetone smell, so I am continuing on with 1:3:3 feedings. https://t.co/J3SCJfGPP9
Did a little reading, and this should just mean she is very hungry. 😅 This is my first time experiencing it, but a good discard and larger feed should bring her back. 🤞
Today, she's https://t.co/CPTHC1CMc9
We want to show some friends (and you!) how to deal with a bigger amount of dough using no machines - just your hand and your love for bread 🍞 😂
Stay tuned 😘
PS: what was the biggest amount https://t.co/HjHBYWUg3O
I am using a homemade garlic, herb, and parm olive oil instead of a tomato based sauce this go! Tonight's topping will be mozzarella and caramelized onions with extra parmesan cheese.
The first 2 pizzas will be par baked for https://t.co/pNN2gCL0hU
We can't get over how light and fluffy it is, and the flavor is just wonderful.
You can do hard things!
And you really don’t need perfect conditions to start. You just https://t.co/MFjQKAum2V
It turned out more like a regular crust vs. thin crust this time, which is exactly what I was going for!!
Also, brussel sprouts on top were https://t.co/kG8SFSa9Ms
I tried to leave a thicker crust this time.
Tonight's toppings are leftover chicken, peppers, onions, and olives.
The other is leftover ground beef and brussel sprouts!
We are excited to test out all kinds of weird toppings using whatever https://t.co/uAvZQuNVAv
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