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Kenji Alt's Homemade Pizza Hack

Last week, Kenji Alt of the blog Goodeater (and a writer for Cook's Illustrated) sent me a cross-section photo of a slice of pizza he had made in his kitchen with the promise that he'd soon reveal a new method of achieving brick-oven-like pizza at home. He has now unveiled his pizza hack, and it doesn't involve the self-cleaning cycle or a super-hot iron skillet. After taking us through the three different ways food can cook (via conduction, convection, or radiation) and explaining clearly how they each apply to pizza, Kenji reveals his plan for cooking both the top and...

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Pan-Fried Pizza

Mark Bittman (aka "The Minimalist") suggests a novel way of preparing pizza in today's New York Times: pan-frying it. Take pizza dough and shape it—small disks are best—then fry it in enough olive oil to crisp the bottom. Then flip it.If the toppings are hot (as, for example, tomato sauce might be) or the quantities small (a bit of grated cheese, rather than a pile), all you need to do from this point is drop them on top, then brown the bottom of the second side. For more heavily topped pizzas, Mr. Bittman says you'll have to put a lid...

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