skye's version of a "Philly tomato pie" pizza
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Chef :
His girl skye
skye's version of a "Philly tomato pie" pizza
this is my Mate's all time favorite pizza. He says my recipe tastes as good as the pizzeria's that He used to eat when He was younger. total awesomeness... right? and it's total yumminess! :hungry
Cooking instructions
* Step 1
you will want to start making your dough in the morning or even the night before. it must slow rise in the refrigerator for 4 - 12 hours. this is a MUST.
* Step 2
to begin your dough. .. mix warm water and sugar and stir til dissolved. sprinkle in yeast. stir well and then let it sit for 10 minutes. watch the yeast burst into life.
* Step 3
add oil, salt and about 75% of the flour. mix well and then let it rest for 20 minutes.
* Step 4
mix in rest of the flour. transfer dough to floured surface and knead until smooth. .. about 10 minutes. really let yourself feel the dough. it is so lovely to work with.
* Step 5
now transfer the dough to a large bowl that has been brushed with oil... turn dough to coat all the way around. cover with plastic wrap and a towel and set in a warm spot for the first rise. you want it to double in size... about 2 hours.
* Step 6
punch dough down and reshape it into a ball. return it to the same bowl and cover. now put it in the refrigerator for it's second slow rise. refrigerate dough 4 - 12 hours. DO NOT SKIP THIS STEP.
* Step 9
slice your roma tomatoes in half and place them on a baking sheet. sprinkle them with salt and pepper and drizzle them with 2 tbsp olive oil and roast for 40 - 45 minutes.
* Step 10
while tomatoes are roasting... start the rest of your sauce. in a medium pot heat remaining 2 tbsp olive oil and then add minced garlic. do not let garlic get dark brown. sautee it for just a few minutes.
* Step 11
add the tomato paste and fry it in the oil with the garlic for just a few minutes. add remaining ingredients and simmer on low until tomatoes are done roasting. add tomatoes to the pot and with a potato masher... mash everything together. it is ok if there are small chunks of tomatoes in the sauce. I prefer it that way. if you like a smoother sauce... you can always put everything in a blender or food processor and pulse til smooth.
* Step 12
putting your pizza together:
* Step 14
turn out your dough onto a clean dry work area and with a rolling pin... roll out your dough into a large rectangle big enough to fit into a cookie sheet.
* Step 15
sprinkle cornmeal onto cookie sheet... then lay out dough on top.
* Step 16
spread on tomato sauce on top. the layer of sauce should be REALLY THICK
* Step 17
bake at 375 for 25 - 35 minutes... until crust is golden brown and middle is cooked.
* Step 18
transfer to cutting board.
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