How To Make Pizza

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Step 1: Make your own pizza dough

There are so many different types of pizza dough you can make so it all depends on your preference. Do you like a thin crust, a thick crust, a crispy crust, or a really fluffy crust? Whatever your preference, you can find a pizza dough recipe. So it’s up to you to find out what kind of crust you like.



Step 2: Use homemade salsa as a base for your pizza sauce

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The salsa spices things up, and adds a little unique kick to the pizza.

Step 3: Add some home grown produce

Grow a small garden! You only need to grow a few plants, to get fresh produce for your pizza each week. Just plant a few tomatoes, onions, peppers, ect. These plants grow like weeds so not much care required.Plant a variety of peppers. There is a wide variety of different peppers available, and they all have unique flavors. You can’t have a fresh tasting pizza without adding some fresh veggies.

Step 4: Add the meat

Add the meat. This step is pretty basic. Choose whatever kind of meat you like. Most people choose pepperoni, but try something new and experiment with different kinds of sausages. There are some really good meats out there that can add a unique spin on your pizza.


Step 5: Load your pizza with cheese

You can make your own pizza cheese. For awhile, I was making the cheese for our pizza. Making a really good mozzarella isn’t really that hard. It only takes about 30 min!


Step 6: Enjoy the fruits of your labor


If your mouth is watering at this point, I suggest you start working on your pizza. It’s not hard to make a great tasting pizza. There are plenty of good restaurants that make some pretty good pizzas, but I don’t think anything compares to a great homemade pizza. Fresh is best!
It just takes some practice! But once you have your system down, and your recipe perfected, your friend will all be envious of your awesome new skill.

Credit from - http://www.dairymoos.com/6-steps-how-to-make-a-really-really-good-homemade-pizza/

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