The Dough Doctor discusses managing thick-crust pizza dough
Last month, I discussed a few of the ins and outs of making great thin- and thick-crust pizzas.…
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Good, old-fashioned hamburger has adorned pizza across America for decades now. Using ground beef is simple, but bear…
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While there are many varieties of onions, the four types most commonly used in just about every restaurant…
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When Chris and Kate Saville opened The Flatz Company in Wyckoff, New Jersey, about a year ago, they…
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Artichokes: All Choked Up
Sure, pepperoni, onions and mushrooms will always be beloved pizza toppings. But as patrons’ palates evolve, so does…
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From time to time, I get questions from operators wanting to know what the secret is to making…
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Frank McCarron, general manager/ chef at Portino’s Fresh Italian in Valley Center, California, wanted to freshen up his…
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A neat, clean and organized kitchen is always a happy kitchen. Life in our pizzerias can be hectic.…
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We all make mistakes (ever forgot a birthday or anniversary?). Usually we can make amends in some fashion…
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What exactly is soppressata? In a nutshell, it’s a form of dry- cured salami. A specialty of southern…
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