I don't have an oven in my new flat
I want pizza
How do I make pizza in a pan?
Are there any tricks? Type of pan etc
Pizza in a Pan
Ayden Murphy
Jace Rivera
i am interested in knowing about this as well. I haven't eaten pizza in ages.
Hudson Ross
OP here
Just fucked up the pizza and a new pan i just bought
Putting it on high heat and leaving it is not the right way to do it
Jonathan Richardson
you need heat from the top as well or your crust will be burnt before the toppings are done
I worked in a kitchen and made lots of pizzas, I suggest you get a countertop oven and a pizza stone for good results
Oliver Fisher
no shit it would be better with an oven and a stone
as i have neither, and neither are an option, i asked about pan cooking
if it doesnt work, leave it at that
Logan Cooper
it doesn't work well, too much eat on the bottom and not enough on top. At best you "heat" the pizza at low untill the cheese is melt but that's it. Or you can try cooking it upside down if you like eating a mess.
Anthony Rivera
Christopher Moore
jesus fucking christ
Daniel Cox
what if the recipe is adjusted a little bit and add dough at the top as well (so that the ingredients are sandwitched) I know it won't be technically a pizza but would that work?
Ethan Ward
OP here
I should specify that I was talking about making frozen pizza, not fresh
Ian Edwards
That's why you prebake the crust before you put on the toppings, like how Chef John does it in this video. The dough is a meme though, just use normal dough.
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Gavin Hernandez
>What is Calzone
Caleb Brown
You probably can't eat this too often, but by god it is delicious.
RIP Antonio!
Andrew Rogers
>RIP Antonio!
mods never gave him a sticky
Hudson Rogers
mum used to make it all the time. I just didn't know the name. Thank you user.
Camden Campbell
>6:00
>puts it in an oven to finish the toppings
basically the video was about some stupid liquid dough and he used a cast iron pan as a makeshift pizza stone
Christian Lewis
Maybe butter the bottom, medium fire and cover the pan so the heat cooks the toppings?
Elijah Brown
I'm about to test this out for you. It seems easy enough.
Justin Parker
>frozen pizza
just put it directly on the rack you dingo
Grayson Powell
Cut the pizza. Fold it in half. Cut into half. Med heat cook one side, then the other. You should probably cover it to keep the heat in. Make it a sandwich. Thaw it out first too probably.
Leo Ross
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Lightly baste if you can. It works.
Wyatt Long
If you make your own Pizza Okonomiyaki Style it should work out with a pan or two. You make the bread and the topping seperate.
Carter Rogers
made the crust with flour, baking powder, salt, seasonings, sunflower oil, and water.
heated the skillet and added oil to pan, flattening dough and cooking both sides before I added the sauce and cheese. I then covered and added moisture to melt the cheese.
If you had higher quality ingredients and a better understanding of the basic principles of cooking it could possibly be good.
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Ayden Reed
>get a steel plate
>put it directly over the fire
>let it there for a few minutes, test the heat with a sprinkle of water
>grab pan, put pizza in it
>low fire
>put hot steel on top
>Leave it there for 30-40 minutes
>enjoy crispy pizza
Jack Davis
Take two pans, one will be heated on high the other will be on low for the first ten minutes, put the pizza in the low heat pan and carefully cover that pan with the high heat pan, making essentially a Dutch oven. Check the pizza in ten and slowly raise the cocking temp, but no higher than medium as it will burn.
Jack Lopez
30-40 minutes? more like charcoal.
Anthony Powell
What you talking about bro. That sounds like the perfect cooking time.
Dylan Thompson
It's a frozen pizza. Everything on it is already cooked...
Julian Sanders
You can buy an electric oven for under $50, why bother doing it in a pan?
Luke Fisher
Not like you couldn't just put a lid on and put it on the stove to achieve the same effect.
Carter Nelson
Genius
Jaxson Smith
What kind of Europoor poverty apartment doesn't have an oven?
Grayson Barnes
I'm subbed to your youtube channel for whatever godforsaken reason it looked truly awful.
keep it up.
Oliver Martinez
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Michael Gray
i once made a pizza in a space heater we put up sideways, pizza cut in half and wrapped in tinfoil, but it takes about 45 minutes