I'm not going to rehash the laborious process here but I did want to share some photos of the process.


And here is the thin crust:
And here are the finished products:
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Thick crust |
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Thin crust |
One more note. I mentioned that I like using Udi's pre-made crusts to make my own pizza. I received a note from a reader this morning saying she uses Udi's crusts as bread for sandwiches, cutting the crust into four pieces. That sounds like an interesting idea that would work pretty well.
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