I had never made a cast iron skillet pizza before and wanted to use my new stand mixer. I was incredibly surprised how good this came out. I’ll probably never order pizza again and it only costs $3.47 per pizza! The crust is like the pan pizzas from the Pizza Hut of the '90s, my favorite!

I baked the pizza in my 11" skillet at 450F for around 20 min. After checking the bottom crust I cooked 5 more minutes on the stove, medium heat.

I used this recipe for the dough.

Dough (makes two balls)

  • 4.25 cups Bread Flour = $0.93
  • 2.25 tsp Rapid-rise Yeast = $1.00
  • 1.5 tsp Salt = $0.02
  • 2 tbsp Extra Virgin Olive Oil = $0.36
  • 1.75 cup Warm Water = Free

Total = $1.16 ($2.31 for two dough balls)

Toppings

  • 3 tbsp Pizza Sauce = $0.27
  • 1.5 cup Mozzarella Cheese = $1.42
  • 1 oz Pepperoni = $0.47
  • 1 Jalapeno Pepper = $0.15

Total = $2.31

Total for everything = $3.47 per pizza.

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      4 months ago

      Interesting. I read a paper one time on the salting step, stretching/pulling the curd, and the proportions of skim milk content (in part skim cheese), as well as handling after production having some impacts on this. It’s why I hunt out my one favorite cheese that always behaves like I expect.

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        4 months ago

        On the left of skim milk low moisture. Edges are burnt but center has no browning. On the right is higher moisture. Even browning with no burnt edges.

        And by high moisture I mean in comparison to the cheddar like block of low moisture. Not the stuff swimming on juice.