Tony’s Trend Recipe: Summer Fresh

Over the past 30 years I traveled to Chicago many times. Pizzerias like Burt’s and Pequod’s made cast iron pizzas where the cheese was caramelized by the edges. Eight years ago, I introduced cast iron pizzas on my menu at Capo’s and they became an immediate hit. We make several types and for two consecutive years a cast iron won first place in baking at the Pizza Expo. The first winner was Matt Molina. At the time, the commelars and pizza -aficionados did not know what a cast iron pizza was. It looked like a lot when Shawn Randazzo won for his Detroit pizza the year before and a Renaissance began.

The tomato season is here and my tomato comb in early in my garden, so I chose some for this recipe. The combination of various tomatoes, peppered goat cheese, fresh mint, simple syrup and caramelized cheese makes a delicious pizza. Enjoy.

Summer fresh

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  • 1 22-24 ounces of dough ball
  • Medium painted corn meal
  • 1 tbsp bacon or short circuit
  • 1 Evoo to Panabels
  • Drizzle of Evoo
  • 6 ounces of tomato sauce (heated)
  • 1 ounce striped provolone cheese
  • 6 ounces striped part foamed mozzarella
  • 3 ounces striped white cheddar
  • 12 – 14 giant white beans (pre -cooked and or pickled)
  • ½ sliced ​​serrano or jalapeño pepper
  • 12-16 Quarterly (or sliced ​​in half) Cherry Tomato Variety (Yellow, Orange, Red)
  • 7 thinly cut beef steak or inheritance tomatoes
  • 4 ounces of goat
  • Freshly cracked pepper
  • 1 bunch of fresh mint
  • Pinch fleur de sel
  • ½ fine sugar cup
  • ½ cup of water
  1. Spread the inside of a 12- to 13-inch cast iron bucket with sluggish or short circuit.
  2. Add olive oil and grease it in a mad or short circuit.
  3. We have separate surface dust your dough with a generous romance of grain flour.
  4. Place the dough in the pan.
  5. Using your fingerstipes, push the dough outward into the pan to the edge.
  6. Put your saucepan and release a warm area for 1 to 1½ hours until the dough has risen slightly.
  7. Place the frying pan in a 500 to 525 f oven and bake for 10 minutes.
  8. Remove from the oven and allow to cool.
  9. In a shrine we have a stove over medium temperature, heat the water, sugar and coin until you make a simple syrup. Remember to save a piece of mint like decorations. Set both aside.
  10. Blend goat cheese and freshly cracked pepper, then set aside.
  11. Add mozzarella, cheddar and provolone cheeses on top and around the sides of the pizza.
  12. Make sure the cheese is scattered and packed until the end.
  13. Place your pizza in the oven and cook the unil dough is brown and the cheese has caramelized the spawn edges.
  14. Mejs carefully the sides of the pizza from cast iron and remove the pizza.
  15. Cut into six slices and spread the sauce, leaving a ¼ inch edge.
  16. Place the seven slices of beef steak or heirloom tomatoes.
  17. Add beans, cherry tomatoes, peppers, evoo and salt.
  18. Finish with small dolls with peppered goat cheese and a drip of mint simple syrup.
  19. Garnish with a fresh mint twig and serve.

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