Chicken, Bacon, and Ranch French Bread Pizza | Chickens in the Road
Chicken, bacon, and ranch dressing is one of my favorite flavor combinations and this french bread pizza is divine. You must make it–today! (Or tomorrow, I’ll give you a little time.) Of course, you can use store-bought french bread as the base, but c’mon, make some homemade french bread with Grandmother Bread. You won’t be...Read More
The most delectable homemade BBQ Chicken Pizza is so simple to make, starting with a delicious dough recipe & quality ingredients. It's the BEST BBQ Chicken Pizza you'll ever taste! You’ll be head-over-heels with this one.
Here is the archetype of a thin-crust pizza pie, a pizza margherita adorned simply in the colors of the Italian flag: green from basil, white from mozzarella, red from tomato sauce This pizza is adapted from the recipe used by the staff at Roberta’s restaurant in Brooklyn, who make their tomato sauce simply by whizzing together canned tomatoes, a drizzle of olive oil and a pinch of salt The ingredients offer in their proportions what appears to be a kind of austerity — not even 3 ounces of cheese
This pizza, inspired by the pillowy concoction made by Stephen Lanzalotta at Slab restaurant in Portland, Maine, is a world away from fashionably thin Neopolitan-style pies.
This easy chewy pizza dough will be sure to up-level your homemade pizza night! Ready to eat in 1 hour, it can be made without a mixer and has a perfectly fluffy texture with a crispy golden crust.
How To Make Pizza Dough From Scratch Homemade Pizza and Homemade Ice Cream are the two items that I want to focus making this summer. They are both my summer food favorites, and being able to…
Back in high school, when you stopped by the pizzeria to order takeout, you probably didn’t bother to sneak a peek behind the counter to see if the pies emerging from the oven were cut into thin, crunchy triangles or thick rectangular slabs. Pizza was pizza; thick crust, thin crust, who knew? Now that you're grown and you've been exposed to the ongoing competition between thin- and thick-crust pizza fans, it behooves you — a baker responsible for satisfying many different palates — to know how to bake both hearty thick-crust pizza and the best thin-crust pizza.