I am not an expert at the art of pizza, but I have done my share of experimenting.
The basic ingredients are all there, but they have to be fresh and flavorful.
To make it, I just need to mix a little flour, water and salt in a mixing bowl.
I then add a little olive oil and cook the flour until it’s bubbling, about three minutes.
Then add a pinch of salt and cook another three minutes, then add more flour, and stir it until the dough starts to look like a wet dough.
The final step is to add a bit of butter, then continue mixing the dough until it forms a ball and forms a smooth ball, about a minute more.
The dough should look something like this: Now the next step is baking.
The first thing I do is take a knife and slice the dough into about 12 equal-sized pieces.
Then I bake the dough for about 35 to 40 minutes, until it becomes nice and golden brown and crispy.
When the crust is done, it should be soft and fluffy, with a little bit of crustiness.
You can also just pop it into the oven for about 10 minutes or so, until the edges start to turn golden.
The next step of the process is to roll it out to about an inch thick.
Then it’s just a matter of cutting out the circles.
You could just use a sharp knife to slice the circles, but if you have an electric mixer, that works just fine.
To assemble the crust, I simply make a long strip of dough, then lay out the slices and roll it up, forming a nice circle.
If you have a cookie cutter, you can also cut the dough up and use it to make this crust, but the pizza dough has to be thicker than a regular cookie.
Once you’ve done that, you’ll have a nice pizza dough that will fit nicely into a cookie, too.
Once it’s ready to eat, it’s delicious, but it’s also very important to keep the edges crispy and chewy.
If the crust isn’t crisp enough, it will get crumbly when you eat it.
If your pizza dough doesn’t crisp up, you will get the same crusty experience that you have when you bake a normal cookie.
You’ll also need to keep in mind that this dough is going to be a little sticky.
You might want to use a fork to gently remove it from the pan.
To help keep the dough from sticking to the pan, you could also dip it in a little vegetable oil and place it in the fridge for about 15 minutes, while you make the crust.
To serve, you just add the pizza and pizza sauce, top with some cheese and sprinkle with some more flour and the pepperoni.