
PIZZA, DOUGH AND SAUCE
WOOD
STONE
DOUGH
This is the recipe we use in our
Bellingham testing and teaching kitchen. We enjoy it because it
is easy to handle and brings a wonderful flavor and texture to the
pizzas. It is a very versatile dough and can be used for crackers
and focaccia bread as well. Our dough uses a very small amount of
yeast and is called a "24-hour dough". It actually rises slowly
in the refrigerator for 24 hours and is already portioned into
dough balls. This is a slow rise dough that
freezes well.
PIZZA DOUGH TIPS
One of the most frequently asked questions from both
our residential and commercial customers is: “How
do we get a thinner/thicker/better dough for our
pizza?"
PIZZA
TOPPING IDEAS
Here are a few pizza topping ideas to inspire you! Often your
favorite pasta toppings will translate perfectly to pizza. Just
remember not to overload the pizza so your crust will stay nice and
crisp.
PIZZA SAUCE
Here is a
straightforward, easy to make, and very tasty tomato sauce for
pizza. It will last up to a week in the refrigerator, or up to a
month in the freezer.
pizza
with mahón
CHEESE, OLIVE OIL, BLACK
PEPPER AND TARRAGON
Mahón is a Spanish cow’s milk cheese made on the
island of Minorca. This combination is a traditional way to serve
the cheese as part of a tapas menu so we thought we’d try it as a
pizza! For this recipe look for an Artesano Mahón which is younger
and softer than its aged counterpart.
SMOKED
SALMON AND GOAT CHEESE PIZZA
Here is our take on this time-tested recipe; clean,
simple and delicious!
PIZZA
WITH BROCCOLI RABE, SMOKED MOZZARELLA AND SAUSAGE
Broccoli Rabe lends a bright freshness to this
pizza that will keep you satisfied in late Winter as you pine for
Spring and Summer produce. Sweet or Hot Italian Sausage would both
be delicious here.
PIZZA
WITH SLICED MEYER LEMONS AND HERBED RICOTTA
This pizza makes use of one of the gems of Winter
citrus and somehow manages to taste like Spring!
OVEN
ROASTED RADICCHIO AND PEPPERS WITH ITALIAN SAUSAGE AND FONTINA
The vegetables for this pizza are
roasted in the oven before being sliced to put on the pie. The
combination of bitter greens, sweet peppers, savory sausage and
creamy Fontina along with the Wood Stone crust makes for a perfectly
satisfying pizza experience!
CARMELIZED
ONIONS WITH GORGONZOLA AND WALNUTS
Here's a delicious springtime pizza to add to your seasonal pizza
repertoire. You don't even need to make pizza to enjoy this flavor
combination. Asparagus roasted in the Wood Stone oven, tossed with
Gremolata and topped with fresh ricotta cheese would make a
beautiful side dish for any spring meal.
ASPARAGUS,
PANCETTA, & RICOTTA PIZZA WITH GREMOLATA
Here's a delicious springtime pizza to add to your seasonal pizza
repertoire. You don't even need to make pizza to enjoy this flavor
combination. Asparagus roasted in the Wood Stone oven, tossed with
Gremolata and topped with fresh ricotta cheese would make a
beautiful side dish for any spring meal.
LEEK
& GREEN GARLIC PIZZA WITH FRESH HERBS
Farmer's Markets abound in the spring with slender leeks and
fragrant green garlic. Let their flavors shine by making this simple
pizza accented with the bright flavors of fresh herbs.
WILD
MUSHROOMS, FONTINA, & PANCETTA PIZZA WITH SMOKED OLIVE OIL
The woodsy flavors of the
mushrooms are enhanced by the piney scent of the smoked olive oil.
If you can’t find fresh wild mushrooms, reconstituted dried wild
mushrooms mixed with sliced brown Criminis will be delicious.
 HEIRLOOM
TOMATO PIZZA MARGHERITA
There are many variations on the classic Margherita pizza all using
tomato, mozzarella and basil in some form or another. This recipe
uses thinly sliced heirloom tomatoes and a grated mozzarella.
ROASTED
FENNEL AND SALAMI PIZZA
Topping a cooked pizza with baby
greens creates wonderful contrasts of temperature and texture. This
delicious combination includes both the fennel bulb which has been
roasted in the oven as well as the feathery fronds in the salad.
PIZZA MARGHERITA
Imagine a pizza without cheese. Until the 1880's pizzas were all
baked without cheese. Cheese was added by pizzaiolo Raffaele
Esposito to commemorate the colors of the Italian flag in honor of
their beloved Queen Margherita. Still a favorite the world around,
the Margherita pizza is the epitome of fresh, simple and delicious
food.
PIZZA MARINARA
Neapolitan pizza holds the status of a "guaranteed traditional
specialty" in Italy, a status that allows for only three official
variants. The simple Pizza Marinara is one of them.
PIZZA
NAPOLETANA WITH ANCHOVIES, CAPERS, & OLIVES
The bold flavors of anchovy, caper, and olive create a delicious
specialty version of the classic Napoletana pizza. Italian parsley
adds a complimentary bright, clean taste.
SPICY
SHRIMP PIZZA
Shrimp, jalapeno, garlic and
lemon...this pizza is guaranteed to wake up your taste buds.
PIZZA
WITH ROASTED FIGS, PROSCIUTTO, FRESH RICOTTA AND MINT
The figs for this pizza are roasted in
the oven first and then added to the pizza. A sheep’s
milk ricotta is delicious here if you can find one.
RED
GRAPE AND RICOTTA PIZZA WITH ROSEMARY AND ORANGE BLOSSOM HONEY
This pizza would be equally welcome
at breakfast or dessert time. A hint of salt, and hint of sweet
and herbaceous rosemary all complement each other beautifully.
MORELLO
CHERRY CHEESECAKE PIZZA
This dessert pizza couldn’t be
simpler to prepare and the result is comforting and delicious!
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