I made a Calzopizza. Tut, -Take a look

14 years ago

LouÂs Calzopizza - Tutorial

For this Pizza I used a lightly oiled , 11x16 Cookie Tin,

Sicilian size.

It is not a Stuffed Crust Pizza, it's a larger crust.

Rolled the dough out to about 3/16 inch thickness and

3 inches larger than the Tin , all around.

Then laid it over the Tin.

Next I laid all the goodies around the inside perimeter of the Tin.

On the far side is simmered Broccoli Stir Fries w Shrimp on top.

In Forefront is cut Cooked Salami and Pepperoni w pieces of Cheese on top.

Left side is Cooked Sausage. Right side is cut up Meatballs.

I dribbled some Spaghetti Sauce all around.

Then I folded the dough that was on the outside of the Tin,

over all the goodies and into the center of the pizza, and

pressed the edges down to seal it.

Next I spooned the Sauce over the Dough ( I used my Spaghetti Sauce ) and

sprinkled on the shredded Provolone and Cheddar cheese mixture,

all ready for the oven.

Baked it at 400 Degrees for about 30 minutes. Took it out of the Pan and onto the Pizza Stone, for the last 15 minutes.

LOU

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susytwo
14 years ago
How clever! Very nice.
kaelkriver
14 years ago
Looks fabulous, I want it now. How do you go about not tearing the crust when laying over the pan?
Kathy
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Bizzo
14 years ago
mmmmmmmmm..... making my mouth water. I should have had breakfast!!
mustangs81
14 years ago
Wow, it's a thing of beauty!!!
canarybird01
14 years ago
Very impressive Lou!

SharonCb
brenda55
14 years ago
Lou, that looks amazing! Thanks for the step by step for this novice, too. I think I've already copied your pizza dough, not sure about the pizza sauce, though.

Thanks for sharing!

Brenda
beachlily z9a
14 years ago
I can vouch for the pizza sauce. I wasn't sure about it either, but on a pizza it tastes divine! That sauce is an amazing mix!
hawk307
Original Author
14 years ago
Thanks Ladies:

Kathy:
I roll the dough out; on my worktop, to the right size,
dust a little flour on it and
roll it up on the rolling pin, then roll it out over the
Cookie tin.

I also use my " Macaroni Stick " which is better.
It is an 1 1/4 inch dowel 24 inches long.
All your Grandmothers and Great Grandmom's had one.

You can Google " Lou's Pizza and Spaghetti Sauce "
The Dough Recipe is out there too.

LOU
caflowerluver
14 years ago
Looks yummy! I wish I could have a piece right now for lunch.
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lyndaluu2
14 years ago
OMG!!!!
That is so lovely, wish I could share it with you. LOL

Linda
beachlily z9a
14 years ago
Here is Lou's Pizza sauce recipe:

Pizza Sauce and Spaghetti Sauce ( Gravy )

You can use canned tomatoes but make sure they are Italian or a deep red color. Some choices are Contadina , Red Pack , HuntÂs , All Red, = Tutto Rosso, Chento

Pizza Sauce

1 Large can of Tomato Puree and Crushed Tomatoes
I use Powdered Spices now, and get the same results
1 level teaspoon Garlic pwd.
(add more later to taste)
1 tablespn. of onion powder. 1 teasp. Salt.
3 teasp. Sugar ( add more if it tastes too acidy ).
An Italian pinch of pwd.cloves.
3/4 teasp. Oregano ( or to taste ) it is strong.
1 teaspoon of Parsley,
1/2 teasp. basil.
1/4 teasp. black pepper.
Â½ teaspoon + of ( Chicken flavored Soup Base )
Large handful of Parmasan Cheese, when done , after 1/2 hour.
Continue for Spaghetti Sauce

This recipe can be used for Spagetti Sauce ( maybe you would want to cut down on the Oregano ) also just add a can of Tomatoe Paste and water to thin a little , if it is too thick it will burn easily. It will thicken as it cooks.
Â½ cup of fine chopped Onion.
And 3 bay leaves . Don't forget the Chicken flavored Soup Base. Add uncooked Meatballs, Sausage and Chicken Thighs, when you start cooking. (cook at least 1 Â½ to 2 hours ) Take the chicken out when it is done. ( About 1 hour ) Add the Parmasan Cheese after the sauce is cooked & stir
ALSO !!! season to your own taste. Add more or less of what you like.
althetrainer
14 years ago
How clever! I'd never though of stuffing the crust. It looks so delicious that I just want to have a bite. Thanks for sharing.
maureen_me
14 years ago
My favorite part is how you mitered the corners. Or maybe I pay too much attention to tiny details.

It looks totally scrumptious.
hawk307
Original Author
14 years ago
I froze the Pizza, to save it for my Daughters, when they come up, BUT !!!
I took it out today and cut of the small end to make 2 slices. One for me and one for a friend.
He couldn't wait for it to Thaw and put it in the Micro.

I waited at least 2 minutes and did the same thing.

I had an end with the Brocolli Stir Fries and Shrimp.

It was Goooooooooooooooooddd !!!!!

The only thing I did differently , I put the Cheese
topping on when I put it in the oven.

Usually I put it in the oven with just the Sauce, for about 10 minutes.
Then I put the Cheese Topping on and finish baking.

The Cheese wqs slightly overcooked BUT !!!

LOU
bri29
14 years ago
There used to be a restaurant in town that did your toppings rolled into the crust trick. Their pizzas were phenomenal. Basically an adult could eat one to two slices because the crust was so filling. Plus they had a waiter who sang beautifully. Is there anything more corny or comfortable than a checkered tablecloth Italian place with a waiter singing Italian opera, grandma working in the open kitchen and grandpa sitting on a stool watching her work? I think not. I miss that place.

Story was the local mafioso wouldn't eat the pizza crusts, which made the owner mad because that was the best part. He had to roll toppings into the crust to get them to eat it. :)
trixietx
14 years ago
How smart you are! I would never think to do that and it looks so delicious.
I'm going to have to give that a try and your sauce recipe also. Thanks, Lou.
hawk307
Original Author
14 years ago
bri29:
I hope it wasn't any of my relativws who wouldn't eat the crust.
LOU

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