Yesterday afternoon I took my 'plan' for dinner and tossed it out, and decided to make pizza. Much easier and faster since I have my 'daily bread' dough in the bucket in the refrigerator every day.
Using the bucket dough (already posted about so many times regular readers are tired of it, I'm sure) I floured my hands, grabbed about a third of the dough and plopped it onto some parchment paper I had sprinkled with a bit of corn meal.
I used my fingers and hands to press it out to a round.
Precook: Preheat the oven to about 425 or 450 with a pizza stone in it, and then slid the parchment onto the stone to precook the pizza round for about 7-8 minutes. Remove and let set (or you could freeze them at this point if you wished to save them for a later meal). I did two pizza crusts this way and let them hang out on the counter, and turned off the oven until I was ready to come back and make them for dinner.
I made both into simple pepperoni pizza using homemade sauce from pantry tomato products and spice, pepperoni I have in the freezer (will switch to vegetarian pepperoni bites from long term storage when I need to), shredded mozzarella I still have a couple food sealed bags in the deep freezer but will use #10 canned freeze dried mozzarella reconstituted when I need to, and some parmesan - the green can version you can buy at the store, which I have a couple of in the 2-3 year food storage pantry.
Delicious and easy. Thank you God for our daily bread.... or err, um, pizza dough!
