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Stone Cooked Margherita Pizza
Stone Cooked Margherita Pizza
"Nothing beats stone cooked pizza on the BBQ. This Margherita Pizza was cooked on a soapstone slab. Even heat distribution, high temps and incredible heat transfer provide the perfect crust every time! This simple, from scratch recipe is guaranteed to impress and makes a great lunch or dinner dish. Prep and cook time is ~45 minutes for 2 personal pizzas. Ingredients with Crust: 1/2 cup Tomato Pasta Sauce 1 Large Tomato ~20 Mini Bocconcini 1 cup Shredded Mozzarella 5 Fresh Basil Leaves 2 cups Flour 1 tbsp Yeast 1 tbsp Sugar 3/4 cup Warm Water 1 tsp Onion Powder 1 tsp Garlic Powder 1 tsp Thyme 1/4 tsp Salt"
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Makes2 Pizzas
Preparation Time30 min
Cooking Time8 min
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Edmund K
Jun 27, 2017
Over the years we've managed to accumulate a couple of pizza stones which I think we've used a total of once or twice. This recipe, along with the fact it's definitely grilling season right now, makes me want to dig them out and give this a try. We've only had Margherita pizzas a few times and enjoyed them, and this is something I definitely want to add to our grilling repertoire.
Sandi C
Jan 17, 2017
I own a pizza stone which I believe was from Pampered Chef. I used it when I first got it but haven't used it now in years. Would anyone know how to properly use a pizza stone, for instance, does it need to be preheated? Also, how do you clean it? I'd love to try out this recipe on the stone and get back into making things on it. This recipe looks like a crowd pleaser!
Gck24 7816915
Jan 17, 2017
I have a pizza stone which I love to use (although mine isn't soapstone) but I've never tried making margherita pizza (even though it's one of our favourites!) I love that everything in the recipe is made from scratch although you could use store bought pizza dough and sauce to speed things up fr a quick and easy weeknight dinner. And grilling the pizzas on the BBQ is a great way to cook pizzas without heating up the whole house, especially in the summer!
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