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pizza recipe with soy pepperoni

Joan and Larry Ross <rosskat@pipeline.com>
Thursday, September 28, 2000 4:28 PM
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  My husband and I use a lot of soy products for health related reasons.. I
  just made the following pizza using Yves Veggie Cuisine ( non gmo soy
  protein ) brand "pepperoni" which was the first time I ever tried soy
  pepperoni. . The dough recipe is mine but the  soy pepperoni made the pizza
  taste especially wonderful. My husband  insisted I share this!

  Joan's Soy Pepperoni Pizza
  Dough:
  1 cup all purpose flour
  2 cups bread flour +
  1/2 cup stone ground white cornmeal
  1 cup warm water +
  2 Tbs olive oil
  1 tsp salt
  1 tsp sugar
  2 tsp active dry yeast
  Sauce:
  8 oz your favorite kind, homemade or basic canned ( to  any which I add a
  bit of wine, 1 tsp sugar )
  Topping:
  1 Pkg.  soy pepperoni slices ( 4.2 oz )
  1 small can anchovies ( strictly optional but I do love it ) drained
  Grated cheese as desired ( you can use the real stuff or low fat )
  pizza seasoning, garlic powder, etc.


  I make all kinds of pizza doughs. This particular dough has a crunchy
  outside and softer  breadier inside. The white cornmeal adds a nice
texture.
  You can make the dough in bread machine using the dough cycle ( adding
  either water or flour if needed to get to the correct  machine consistency-
  or  to make by hand:  also adding adequate flour or water for a nice
pliable
  dough consistency  to which you would knead, let rise double and punch down
  and use ( or refrigerate in a plastic bag till later ). etc.

  Roll dough into a large circle ( so to either fit a 12 to 14 inch pizza pan
  or oven stone ). I do bake this on a 13 inch round pizza oven stone. I tuck
  the edges over ( not under ) into the dough for a rustic border. I then
  place on the sauce evenly. Then I sprinkle with pizza spices and garlic.
  Lastly I  add the pepperoni, grated cheese and anchovies. There is no set
  rule how you can organize your pizza. This is then placed in a middle oven
  shelf  of a preheated 450F oven and takes 25 to 30 minutes under the dough
  is golden and ingredients browned. This simply slides off my  well
  conditioned stone ( for new stones you may want to sprinkle with a bit of
  cornmeal before placing on the dough ). I wait about 5 minutes before
  slicing the pizza. I slice  it into 8 pieces
  Hope you enjoy this!

  regards,

  Joan

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