Pizza! Pizza!
Any of you who read Steve know of his addiction to foodstuffs, and hos NowLive shows about cooking have been great. So I thought I’d give one of his recipes a try.
Now, I loves me some pizza. As do the Ogwife and Oglet. Now, their taste in pies is not the same as mine- I tend to like traditional pies and they like The Hut. Which is, to paraphrase Doug Adams, Almost, but not totally, utterly unlike pizza.
I still need to get a nice peel. I used cookie sheets tonight. which worked basically OK. I also need to get some semolina to get the pies in and out of the oven easier- but I gotta tell you, if you watch Steve’s NowLive show, and you follow his recipe even moderately well, you will cook a damned good pie, right out of the gate. I did- in fact, I cooked two.
I was unable to find any Saporito sauce- but I found the Bonta. And for the price of a small Hut pizza I bought enough sauce to make two hundred thousand pizzas. Well, maybe not that many, but a lot.
I’m going to experiment with pre-mixing the sauce and packaging it in ziplocs that I can freeze and pull out when ready. The crust is simplicity itself. And I’m happy to say, steve did NOT lead me wrong, his directions get you a good basic street pizza you can master in about ten minutes.

Well fuck, I tried and tried. Buried all afternoon and now I can’t get in.
Fuck it.
Huh? Lemme check.
Should be fixed. Check your mail.
Been making Steve’s pizza since he first blogged about it. I hate this word but his recipe is awesome. For years I have tried to create a scratch pizza and failed. The crust and the stone are key. Try King arthur bread flour, It worked best for me.
Try saving the extra Bonta sauce in small 10 oz. cool-whip style containers. They freeze well and stack nicely. Forget ziploc, that’s a mess.
GFS also sells cheese and pepperoni in bulk for much less than grocery store prices. I use a Food Saver vacuum sealer and it keeps the cheese and meat for up to a year.
Gerry, I will definitely be doing that. Thanks!