Guest guest Posted December 9, 2009 Report Share Posted December 9, 2009 Actually, the pizza recipe I came up with has no soy, eggs, or milk. I found I much preferred it that way, so I’m surprised that the commercial crust without isn’t good. Probably they had to add lots of additives to mass produce it. Also, cost of ingredients comes into play. Plus, it takes lots of time to develop recipes with the right texture and taste. When I was a kid, my mom made pizza crust from Bisquick, which I hated (just goes to prove that pizza is not a traditional Italian food and an Italian cook isn’t necessarily going to make great pizza). So even before the GF thing I was making homemade non-Bisquick pizza with a good crust recipe. Unfortunately it did not translate well to gluten-free. It took me years of experimentation to come up with a combination of flours and ingredients to make a GF crust that I liked. As usual, if anyone wants the pizza crust recipe, e-mail me off list. Pam From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of CalicoSue The name of the OLD zPizza crust was " Deiorio's. " The name of the NEW zPizza crust is " Venice. " The new Venice pizza crust has no eggs, soy and I think milk - that's why they switched to the new pizza crust. Geez, it's hard enough to get a decent g-f pizza crust just without wheat! _ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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