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    Old 19th May 2011, 07:15 PM   #1
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    I have been thinking about making up some wholemeal pizza bases and freezing them for easy use later.

    I would really like to freeze them with the toppings on so how should I go about that?

    should I cook them blind then put the toppings on then wrap them in foil and freeze?
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    Old 19th May 2011, 07:19 PM   #2
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    I have been thinking about making up some wholemeal pizza bases and freezing them for easy use later.

    I would really like to freeze them with the toppings on so how should I go about that?

    should I cook them blind then put the toppings on then wrap them in foil and freeze?
    Depending on what toppings you want to put on it may not be feasible to freeze the bases with them on.
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    Old 19th May 2011, 07:42 PM   #3
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    dont bother , wholemeal pizzas are shit,youll only be disappointed when eating them
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    Old 19th May 2011, 07:48 PM   #4
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    I have been thinking about making up some wholemeal pizza bases and freezing them for easy use later.

    I would really like to freeze them with the toppings on so how should I go about that?

    should I cook them blind then put the toppings on then wrap them in foil and freeze?
    Not sure why you want to do it like as it takes 2 mins to make a pizza base?
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    Old 19th May 2011, 09:04 PM   #5
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    Cow pat and liquid nitrogen.
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    Old 19th May 2011, 10:53 PM   #6
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    Default Re: Making your own pizza base

    make and freeze the bases,

    top whilst frozen don't part-cook then re-cook else they will be way too dry

    why wholemeal ??
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    Old 19th May 2011, 10:59 PM   #7
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    Default Re: Making your own pizza base

    I used to do this regularly.

    After many trials I found that I would bake the base for 5 mins or so in a baking tray with a home made tomato sauce, cheese and some toppings. I would then (once cooled) stick it in a carrier bag and put in the freezer. Once frozen I would take the tray out.

    Cooked from frozen. You could also freeze just a cheese and tom base and add toppings when you cook.
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