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Old 04-15-2008, 01:05 AM
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can we have cheese stuffed crust........

please?

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can we have cheese stuffed crust........

please?

ugh
Been there done that. I have used both loose shred cheese and string cheese sticks. The sticks work best, cut into 1 inch or so pieces. Not as much flavor as the good cheese but easy to work with and roll the dough around.

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For anyone interested, the current issue (April/May) of Fine Cooking magazine has an article by Peter Reinhart about pizza, calzone, and stromboli. You can find the teaser and links to a couple of videos at their web site, but you can't get the full article without registering. If you're in the US, I'd just grab a copy of the magazine. (I know they sell it at Borders here, so it's not hard to find.)

I tried his dough in my plain old (gas) kitchen oven, and it was really good. Can't wait to cook it on a proper brick hearth!

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