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You know, that sounds kind of like a Priazzo (not sure of the spelling) that the Pizza Huts around here used to carry years ago. It was the bottom crust, then filled with the ingredients and topped with the top crust, then sprinkled with cheeses. I make our own Priazzo, too, and they are so good! Most of the time, I fill them with a mixture of veggies and then a few pieces of turkey pepperoni, but sometimes Rick really wants meat, so then the sky's the limit.Tonight I'm making my favorite pizza-ish food that I have only seen in one pizza place, in my hometown. The food is called a pizelli, the place is called Red Devil in Holly, MI.
Homemade pizza dough topped with mozzarella, provolone, turkey, and ham, cooked like a normal pizza. At the same time, you're cooking another thin pizza dough to put on top when you're done. After cooking, top with lettuce, onions and a healthy spattering of italian dressing. Place the other pizza dough on top, and voila! Those are the base ingredients. Sometimes I make it more salad-like with cucumbers, tomatoes, and olives, and I make it with less cheese and meat. Other times I make it more pizza-like with more meat and cheese, and adding butter and garlic to the dough. It's a very handy meal to make when you want something your kids will love as much as pizza (I know I asked for pizellis every night growing up vs every other night asking for pizza) that is still pretty healthy. Since I finally tried out our breadmaker, I am definitely making this treat much more often. The only thing keeping me from doing so before was that my wrists get sore from all that dough kneading.
I have a breadmaker, but I don't think I ever used it (Rick used it a couple times). I use my KA to mix the dough, then give it a final finish by kneading on the counter. I always make extra dough, shape the pieces into dough balls and throw them into the freezer in freezer bags. Honestly, I think I could eat pizza or priazzo or pizellis every night of my life.