Pie

Here’s a quick run-down of where we’ve been: First try was to get our baseline. We started with seasoning the pan and throwing ingredients and seeing what works. Try #2 was getting the right amount of dough and working with the sauce. Try #3 was more of a tinkering around, but confirmation of

Man, I’m going to be eating a lot of pizza this year. I do most of my cooks on the weekends. I’ll take the Saturday/Sunday time to prep, cook, eat and repeat. During the week, it’s either leftovers, salads, maybe some grocery store sushi. Once and a great while, MrsForensicBBQ and I will

To follow the progress, refer back to how I started over at our first post. At the bottom of that post, I made my notes and today I’m going to try to fix them. Interestingly enough, I’m going to use the same ingredients, just slightly modified. The first one had a great taste,

Midwest-living gives us some pretty awesome pizza varieties. MrsForensicBBQ’s favorite is the Chicago-style – and although I’ve tried it, it’s not my preferred pie. When I do my work travel to New York, I come back saying the New York style pie is still the best. Then I stay home a bit and

So I got a phone call that I’d be out of state for little while. I know I got some Forensic Friday’s to attend to, so I want to make sure I give y’all something. Now, I know the whole hog, the picanhas, the trompo cooks is what you’re looking for. I had

The pizza pie is a staple in most households. It’s so easy to order up cheesy, doughy delight – hell, they’ll even bring it to you. But there’s a satisfaction when you do it yourself. Even when you fail (which you’ll see today). I bought a ‘dough kit’ and after watching a YouTube