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Pizza & Calzone Center
"Explore the exciting world
of pizzas and calzones."
 There
is an endless world of pizza varieties for you to explore. Of
course, you can make the pizzas found at your favorite restaurant--but
that is only the start. There are thousands of pizza recipes and ideas.
We’ll share some of them here. You will also find the tools and
techniques that you need to make great pizzas At The Pizza Center, you
will find . . .
Featured Article
- Learn
to bake pizza on the grill Pizza is even easier to bake
on your grill than is bread. Pizzas are baked quick and hot—perfect
for the grill. You can have picture-perfect pizzas from your grill
in no time.
- Learn
how to make a calzone Calzones are closely related to
pizzas, sort of a folded over pizza. Somehow though, cutting into
the crisp, golden crust of a calzone to reveal a luscious filling
is a different experience than eating a pizza.
- Learn how to make your pizza dough the night before: How would you like to mix up the dough for a pizza before you go to bed, put the pizza dough in the refrigerator, and pull it out to make your pizza when you get home from work the next day? We’ll tell you how.
Favorite
Pizza Recipes
 Veggie
and Sausage Supreme Pizza: Pizza is everyone’s favorite. With all these fresh veggies,
why not serve them up on pizza? This one is main stream enough that
even the kids will go for it. Of course, you can change the toppings
to suit your fancy.- Make
your Own Pizza or Pasta Sauce:
Again homemade is better. This takes a little time but it's worth
it. This sauce works on pizza or pasta and with a little change in
seasonings and by omitting the olive oil, you can make a salsa from
this recipe.
- Makeshift Pizza: To make Makeshift Pizza, you will need a frying pan as large as the pizzas you will make. Bake the pizza crusts the night before or purchase round pizza-crust bread from the store. Pack them in the frying pan to protect them from breaking.
- Country
Breakfast Pizza: It’s a skillet pizza that only
spends fourteen minutes in the oven. It’s a hit with both kids
and adults.
- Grandma’s
Cookie Pizza: Here’s
the kid’s favorite pizza made with a chocolate chip cookie dough
crust and a chocolate and peanut butter filling. No wonder kids like
it.
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 Tools
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How to Make
Calzones
- Creamy
Ricotta and Sausage Calzone Recipe: Use this recipe as
a template for other calzones. Try other calzones with mushrooms,
pepperoni, spinach, or more. If you use onions or green peppers, partially
cook the veggies before adding them to the filling. Meats should always
be cooked first.
Supplies for Pizza Makers
We have great pizza mixes from rustic to classic. It’s the easy way to make restaurant quality pizzas. Get started with one of our mixes.
How to Make
White Pizzas
- What
Makes a White Pizza White? White pizzas are made without
tomato sauce. Instead of spreading a tomato-based sauce across the
crust, olive oil and garlic is usually used—though some recipes
call for a white sauce. Usually, white pizzas call for white cheeses
such as mozzarella, parmesan, Romano, provolone, gorgonzola, feta,
and Asiago.
Read on to learn
more about white pizzas.
Other
Pizza Articles
- Tips
for Great Pizzas:
A pizza made at home should be better than a commercial pizza. You
get it fresh from the oven made with fresh ingredients and the combination
of ingredients that you want, on a homemade crust, and with the
care that is not possible commercially.
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of five favorite white pizza recipes!
Each has been proven in our test kitchen.
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