Peanut Butter And Pepperoni Pizza Recipes

Steps:

• For the pizza: Preheat the oven to 450 degrees F.
• Grease a 12-inch cast-iron skillet with the oil. Place the pizza dough in the center and spread evenly to cover the bottom and 1 inch up the sides. Spread the peanut butter evenly over the dough followed by the marinara sauce. Sprinkle with the mozzarella followed by the pepperoni and then the jalapeno.
• Bake until the cheese melts and browns and the edges are crisp, about 20 minutes. (This is a good time to start the salad.) Remove from the oven and let sit for 5 minutes, then drizzle with hot honey before serving.
• For the salad: Whisk together the vinegar, garlic, mustard, honey, 1/2 teaspoon salt, pinch of black pepper and the oil in a medium bowl until combined. Set aside and let the garlic infuse the dressing, about 5 minutes. Remove the garlic and add the lettuce, radicchio if using, tomatoes, pepperoncini and onion; lightly toss to coat in the dressing. Serve with the pizza.

Steps:

• For sauce: Combine all sauce ingredients with 1/2 cup water in a medium bowl; set aside for flavors to develop while making crust. Freeze remaining paste .
• For crusts: Combine 2 cups of flour with the dry yeast, sugar and salt. Add the water and oil and mix until well blended (about 1 minute). Gradually add enough remaining flour slowly, until a soft, sticky dough ball is formed.
• Knead for about 4 minutes, on a floured surface, until dough is smooth and elastic. Add more flour, if needed. (If using RapidRise® Yeast, let dough rest, covered, for 10 minutes.)
• Divide dough in half. Pat each half (with floured hands) into a 12-inch greased pizza pan OR roll dough to fit pans.
• For pizzas: Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. Top crusts with sauce, pepperoni and cheese.
• Bake for 18 to 20 minutes until crusts are browned and cheese is bubbly. For best results, rotate pizza pans between top and bottom oven racks halfway through baking.

Steps:

• Cut cookie dough into half inch slices and arrange on greased 12-inch pizza pan.
• Press together with fingers to make one big cookie, leaving a 1-1/2-inch border all around.
• Bake at 350°F for 10-12 minutes.
• Carefully spread peanut butter on hot cookie and leave to cool.
• Just before serving preheat oven to 400°F.
• Cover cookie with marshmallows and pop into the oven for 5-8 minutes so the marshmallows toast.
• Remove and drizzle with hot fudge sauce, then sprinkle with peanuts.
• Cut into wedges and serve.

Steps:

• Preheat oven to 350°F Mix dry ingredients in a mixing bowl. Mix all wet ingredients in a separate mixing bowl. Make sure to mix the wet ingredients well so that they can be easily incorporated into gluten. An easy way to make sure peanut butter mixes with water is to heat both up in the microwave for a minute. This softens the peanut butter enough to mix with the water.
• Pour the wet mixture into the dry, stirring well; I use a Kitchen Aid mixer with the paddle attachment. Remove from the bowl and knead for a few extra minutes. You want to make sure that all your ingredients are evenly distributed. Tip: once you mix water or any liquid with your gluten you will not be able to add anything else to the mixture. This is why it is important to have all of your wet ingredients mixed together prior to adding them to your gluten mixture.
• Roll the mixture into a log shape and cut in half so that you have two shorter pieces. Normally I will cut this recipe into four equal pieces so they are more like snack sticks. Once you have created your logs tightly roll them in aluminum foil, shiny side inches Make sure to use lots of foil because your seitan logs will try to expand in the oven and they will, I have done it, explode out of the foil. Seal the ends by twisting and pushing in to compact the seitan even more. You want to make a tight seal. Place logs lengthwise on oven racks and bake for 1 hour, turning over after 30 minutes. Undercooked seitan will be gummy and rubbery in the middle so take it out after an hour, cut it in half and take a taste-test piece or just touch it with your finger.
• Remove from oven and place on wire rack to cool. You do do not need to unwrap them from their aluminum foil prisons to store them in your fridge. If you want to thinly slice them you will need to do this before placing them in the refridgerator. Refridgerating them makes it impossible to thinly slice. I have only had success using my food processor when attempting to make a thin slice. Anything manual just crumbles the seitan. My friend thinks a mandolin will work but I have been too thrifty to purchase yet another cutting tool.
• The crust for this pizza came from Whole Grain Breads by Peter Reinhart. It is one of the best whole wheat pizza crusts I have ever used. Normally whole wheat pizza dough is too sticky, but this recipe produced a crust that was easy to work with. It had great gluten structure without having to add vital wheat gluten. I was even able to throw the pizza. Oh, how I love to throw pizza into the air and catch it again.
• Toppings on pizza:
• Half can of tomato paste (I didn't add spices to the sauce because most of the flavor of the pizza will come from the cheese and the pepperoni).
• Spinach.
• Chopped tomato.
• Mushroom.
• Provolone.
• Mozzarella.
• Shredded Parmesan.
• Seitan pepperoni.
• I pre-baked my crust for two minutes at 550F and then baked for another nine minutes with all of the toppings.