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TopicBest kind of pizza (type of cooking)?
wolfy42
07/04/19 9:13:13 PM
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The trick is to get a not burnt/crispy crust while still having the cheese be slightly crusty, but still chewy.

Crust, should be soft, not hard, a little crunch is ok, but should not break in half without tearing it.

I like mine extremely thin crust, except for the edges, which I like to be soft and have bits of cheese on it.

So somewhere between option 1 and 2, with a very high cheese to dough ratio. The quality/taste of the cheese is paramount, and most important.

Cheese most important, followed by sauce and then the crust.

If the cheese/sauce is good enough, I need, nor desire, any toppings at all, just cheese.

The lower on the quality scale the pizza is, the more toppings I require.
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