Sunday, July 25, 2010

Grilled Pizza




Grilled Pizza


2-1/2 cups warm water
3/4 cup shortening
3/4 cup sugar
3-1/2 teaspoons salt
2 eggs
2 Tablespoons yeast
8-1/2 cups flour (I use 6 cups bread flour and 2-1/2 cups fine ground wheat)


Favorite pizza toppings and shredded cheese


Add eggs, water, shortening, sugar, salt, eggs, and yeast in large bowl.
Mix with whisk until shortening is pulverized.
Add wheat flour and whisk.
Add rest of flour and mix. You will have "Hulk" fingers but soon it will....
all blend into a nice ball with a little bit of kneading. Place in greased bowl and cover.
Let rise for one hour. Will almost double in size.
Punch down and pinch off small balls. This one was about 5 ounces. Personal pizzas take less dough than larger ones. You won't want your pizza too large or the dough could rip when you flip it.
Roll as thick as you like. A thinner crust will be crispier.

You can freeze ahead uncooked with wax paper in between. Wrap well and take out as needed. Thaws quickly. You can also grill them all ahead and wrap in plastic wrap or get a large 2 gallon freezer bag (make sure you don't make your crust too big or it won't fit.) 

If you plan to use within a few days put in a greased gallon bag. This batch made at least 5 personals, 5 mediums and enough dough to do almost as much again. You can 1/2 the recipe to make less.
Making the completed grilled pizza takes some coordination. Take your cheese out ahead to take chill off or use a fresh mozzarella shredded for even better melting power. Add all of your toppings (except cheese), including sauce to a small pan to heat. Meanwhile, work on cooking dough.
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Place dough right on grill grates. No need to grease. It won't stick.
After browned, but not burnt, flip with tongs being careful not to tear. Cooking for just a moment to take the 'wet' away from the other side. Transfer to a pizza peel or flat cookie sheet.
Add heated toppings, including cheese and return to grill. Grill pizza, turning as needed to keep from burning until yummy melted and crust is browned.
Remove from grill, cut, and enjoy!
This one was broccoli, cooked chicken with alfredo sauce.

**If you are using precooked dough that you had previously frozen, add your toppings to the dough (straight from freezer is ok) and slide it onto a pizza stone that has been preheated in a 450 degree oven. Cook for about 10 minutes.  Perfecto!



4 comments:

  1. Oh wow! You even make your own dough. You rock. Looks great. Love the veggies on pizza.

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  2. That pizza from the grill looks yummy. I bet it adds so much flavor. I hope you'll stop by and share it at These Chicks Cooked Recipe Spotlight. Have a blessed day :)
    Katie

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  3. This is so awesome! I can't wait to try making pizza on the grill.

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  4. Thanks for stopping in to show off your pizza at These Chicks Cook. Hope you can come back by and share another recipe Wednesday. Enjoy your weekend :)
    Katie

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