Let you love it all at once--large square pizza
Overview
I still like to eat the pizza I make myself, and if I like it shredded, I put more mozzarella cheese on it. I feel very happy every time I eat it, maybe because I can make the pizza myself. Every time we have guests at home, we always want to make a pizza as a treat. The 9-inch pizza pan is not enough, so we just use the large baking pan that comes with the oven. After eating it once, we will be satisfied! I like to add pork fillings when making pizza. The pizza tastes like this and has a double texture, which is especially delicious. When I make pizza, I also like to pre-process the ingredients and fry the raw bacon to remove some of the fat. When I make pizza, I also like to roll the crust a little thinner. The pizza with a crispy crust tastes better.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Ingredients: 250g flour, 133g yeast, 3g sugar, 2 tsp salt, 2g butter, 25g, put into bread machine
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Mix into dough, add softened butter, mix well, and ferment
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During the fermentation time, you can perform the following preprocessing work: Make pizza sauce: 3 tomatoes, an appropriate amount of diced onions and garlic, a little pizza grass, basil leaves, and a little salt
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Wash the tomatoes, make a cross-shaped slit on the top, and cook in a pot of water until the skin can peel off. Remove and peel off the skin
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Squeeze out the juice from the tomatoes, just cut into pieces and set aside. Dice the onion, peel and mince the garlic
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Add olive oil to the frying pan, add diced tomatoes and stir-fry
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When the juice starts to reduce, add the chopped onions and stir-fry for a few times
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Add Italian seasoning pizza basil leaves and sugar and stir-fry until tomato juice becomes thick
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Finally, add chopped garlic and salt and stir-fry for a few times before serving
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Serve in a bowl and set aside
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Put the meat filling into the wok, add a little light soy sauce and fry until cooked and set aside
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Cut the bacon into pieces and fry it in a pan to remove excess fat
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Cut the green and red peppers and onions into thin strips and set aside
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All ingredients are ready for pre-processing
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Ferment until doubled in size and the dough is ready.
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Roll the fermented dough into a rectangular cake that is smaller than the baking pan
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Place on a greased baking tray, arrange with your hands until the edges are slightly thicker, and let rise again for 20 minutes.
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After proofing, brush the egg wash around the crust and poke some small holes in the crust to facilitate air release. Put it in the oven at 220 degrees and bake for about 8 minutes. At this time, the base of the pie has basically been finalized, and the baked pizza will have a crispy base. This of course depends on whether you like crispy crust pizza. If you like soft crust pizza, you don’t need to consider this step.
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Spread a layer of fried pizza sauce on the crust
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Sprinkle a small amount of mozzarella cheese
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Spread the meat filling evenly
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Sprinkle with the remaining half of the mozzarella cheese
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Add cooked bacon
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Spread the onions and green and red pepper shreds evenly on top, bake in the oven at 220 degrees for about 10 minutes. Pay attention to the edges and take them out for color.
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Sprinkle the remaining cheese and bake for about 3 minutes, until the cheese on the surface is melted.
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After taking it out of the oven, sprinkle an appropriate amount of cheese powder (sprinkling cheese powder will make the flavor richer, you don’t have to add it if you don’t have it)
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Cut into pieces with a wheel cutter
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Place the pieces on a plate and enjoy