Thin Crust Pizza - Pizza Crust Tricks
- Make sure you are cooking the pizza at a high temperature 425 degrees (225 C.) to 500 degrees (250 C.).
- I cook mine at 450 degrees (225 C.).
- Roll the dough very thin--sprinkle the surface with cornmeal first to keep the dough from sticking.
- Cook the pizza until it is well-browned.
- You may just have to watch closely so you get it just before it burns!
- Then butter the crust as soon as you remove it from the oven.
- This will keep it from getting hard.
- A baking stone may help you get the desired color and texture.
- I use an expensive one and a cheap one.
- The cheap one works okay, but the expensive one seems to be worth the extra I spent on it.
- Sometimes I will melt butter and add some garlic sprinkle to it.
- I spread this on the outer crust before cooking the pizza.
- This adds flavor to the crust so they are like bread sticks, and helps it brown a little, too.
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Taken from online-cookbook.com/goto/cook/rpage/001547 (may not work)