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As I have mentioned before, I love to prepare my own pizza dough, pie dough, tortillas, fresh pasta, and a myriad of other things which are usually better (although not always) when home made.
On the other hand, sometimes this is just not very practical or sensible, for example at times when there is simply no time or space to do so.
Also, I have cooked just about anything one can cook, mostly? with good results, so I am not embarrassed to sometimes use good- quality convenience products, such as the crust I used for this pie. I actually bought it without a plan, just because it looked so delicious and I wanted to find out if it tastes as good and has the great texture it promised when I looked at it on the shelf in my neighborhood grocery store. Well – it did, even much better than I had expected 🙂
I absolutely love it and have used it already twice since I made this pie, once for an onion pie and once as a base for sandwiches.
It is supposed to be used for pizza, but for that, I will stick with my homemade dough for now.
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Bon Appétit ! Life is Good !
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Preparation :
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- pre-baked pizza shell
- brush shell with garlic oil
- top with sliced brie, scallion, mild chilies and grape tomatoes, sprinkle with fresh-ground black pepper and fresh or dried oregano
- bake at 400F until brie starts to melt, remove from oven
- top with finely sliced capocollo
- drizzle with EVO
- Easy Does It # 33 – Brie and Capocollo Pie
- Easy Does It # 33 – Brie and Capocollo Pie
- Easy Does It # 33 – Brie and Capocollo Pie
- Easy Does It # 33 – Brie and Capocollo Pie
- Easy Does It # 33 – Brie and Capocollo Pie
- Easy Does It # 33 – Brie and Capocollo Pie
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You are the babe ruths of CHEFS …another home run !
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William,
you are the charmer of chefs 🙂
Cheers !
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Looks great. Even in Italy focaccia (that’s what it looks like to me) is usually bought at the bakery instead of homemade, because you can’t bake it as well in a household oven.
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Hi Stefan,
goes to show how old I am. When I lived in Italy (ca 1970), everybody made their focaccia at home. I used to make it myself often at home until I moved into the small apartment I am living in now. It was my wife’s favorite bread, with lot’s of black olives and fresh rosemary.
Never had a problem with the oven, though ? 🙂
Cheers !
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