Cheesy Chicken Chowder, Part 1
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Recipes:
Cheesy Chicken Chowder
Serve with (choose your favorites):
Appetizers
Salad
Bread
Chips
Dessert
Sparkling Water
Additional kid friendly items like corndogs, hot dogs, or chicken nuggets
Fruit
Vegetable
Lizze’s Pizza Crust and Sauce
Makes two cookie sheet-sized pizzas
(Submitted by Kirsten Miller from my daughter-in-law Lizze, via her father)
Pizza Crust Ingredients:
1,000 grams flour
700 grams warm water
½ cup olive oil
2 teaspoons salt
2 teaspoons yeast
Pizza Sauce :
(for 2-3 pizzas)
2 small cans of tomato paste
1½ cups water
2 teaspoons sugar
2 teaspoons salt (or less--it's salty!)
2 teaspoons onion powder
2 teaspoons garlic powder
3 teaspoons Italian seasoning
Directions:
1. Mix flour and salt together.
2. Mix yeast and water separately, allow a few minutes for it to foam up, then add the oil.
3. Add the liquid mixture to the flour and salt mixture to make a shaggy dough.
Let it rest ½ hour to one hour.
4. Now stretch and fold the dough four times, using this technique: slide a wet hand between the dough and the bowl on the twelve o'clock side of the bowl, grasp the dough there and stretch it up, then fold it over onto the top center of the dough ball. Repeat the stretch and fold technique three more times, giving the bowl a quarter turn each time so that you fold all four sides.
5. Then let it rise. Either for a few hours on the counter, or for one to two days in the fridge (which is ideal for giving it time to develop the airiness and texture of the dough. If you do let it rise in the fridge, take it out one hour before using.)
6. Press and stretch dough gently to shape crusts. (Don't press out the lovely air bubbles it's developed from the rise.)
7. Cook at 450°, until crust is browned to your preference.
(Tip: mozzarella, Monterey Jack, and provolone is an excellent cheese blend for pizza.)
Pizza Sauce Instructions:
Whisk together all pizza sauce ingredients and spread over pizza crust.
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