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Pizza: Serving

Introduction | Tips and Techniques | Shaping Dough | Toppings | Serving

Pizza Recipes:
Basic Pizza Dough | Fresh Artisan Pizza with Rosemary Crust | Gorgonzola and Pesto Focaccia Pizza | Grilled Sausage and Peppers Flatbread Pizza with Fennel Seed Crust | Mini Goat Cheese and Sun Dried Tomato Pizzas | Sweet Shop Pizza

 

Pizza You want to serve pizza hot, but let it rest for five minutes before cutting to allow the cheese to settle and stay on the crust while you cut.

Using a good pair of kitchen shears is the way to cut pizza that has been baked on a non-stick surface.

A thin-crust, 12-inch pizza will satisfy a party of two for dinner. This is a good measure of how much pie to make for the number of people you are serving.

Rectangular dishes frame a slice of pizza well, leaving a little room for a garnish or a side of salad greens. But pizza is most fun served the old-fashioned way: paper plates.

 

 

 

 

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