Now that's a Pubski. That pizza reminds me of an old flame used to make. Those were good times, and that was a good pizza. Thin base, I'm guessing? Solid or kinda flexible?
There was a good uptick leading up to and at the start of quarantine. Could be projecting here, but it's calming down a long way, re: pubskis. Thin and solid. It's a vegan crust that has no moisturizing ingredients, nor are you supposed to let the dough rise. Placing cheese, then sauce, then cheese + topping again is a good tip from the recipe.
> nor are you supposed to let the dough rise Pizza dough from the Russian recipes is bread. :P Thin and solid. Yep, those are the memories. When you talk about the order of ingredients: are you saying you're supposed to start with cheese?
It's still bread, no doubt. Flour, yeast, water and all. Just a step removed from matzah somehow. Don't want to learn the difference - lest I can't spare relatives from a homemade batch next Passover. From the chef himself: [After adding the sauce] Cheese, sauce, toppings, then cheese is another variant I'd been doing. At that point, you better have built a nice crust to hold in the lactose lava.When you talk about the order of ingredients: are you saying you're supposed to start with cheese?
Add a little cheese before the toppings. This was a trick I learned working at the pizza place. Starting with a very thin layer of cheese helps the toppings stick. It also creates like a cheese-topping sandwich on top of your pizza, which is just amazing .
Oh, I meant like quarter of the loaf tall, in jest. In reality it's closer to 0.75 inch. Neat, thanks for the tip!