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Title: A very serious topic
Post by: Bob on October 30, 2009, 03:17:34 AM
 ;D

I make a pizza.  The pizza is done cooking (and it cooks all the way through like it should). 

I cut up the pizza.

Here's the problem.  When I take the slices out or during the cutting, the toppings fall off.  I'm left with bread dough crust and toppings spilled in the pan.

It's very distressing.  Quite.   ::)

How do I make the making the toppings stay on the dough?
Title: Re: A very serious topic
Post by: quantum on October 30, 2009, 04:05:54 AM
Eat from the pan. Don't bother transferring anything off of it. 
Title: Re: A very serious topic
Post by: go12_3 on October 30, 2009, 04:28:28 AM
I never heard of the toppings falling off the pizza!  lol
Really, Bob, what kind of pizza would do a thing like that to you?   :o
Unless it's alive or something...   :P    :D
Title: Re: A very serious topic
Post by: gyzzzmo on October 30, 2009, 07:29:44 AM
you could concider some serious glue....
Title: Re: A very serious topic
Post by: pianowolfi on October 30, 2009, 10:28:19 AM
You might need more Mozzarella cheese to glue all together 8)
Title: Re: A very serious topic
Post by: alessandro on October 30, 2009, 11:56:05 AM
Very serious topic, indeed...

First of all, in the language I speak, we make a distinction between "cook" and "bake".   I would not cook the pizza but bake it (in a stone oven, around approximately 350 degrees Celsius).   Now, we skip the whole recepy and go directly to the cutting of the pizza.

Use a knife for the cutting itself.   Eventually make it wet with a humid cloth between every cutting, that prevents that pieces stick to the blade of the knife.   And then, dear Bob, now we're right into the culminating point of your problem, use a "spatula" (or two, depending on the width of every piece) and glide it gently under the slide, then lift it upwards (not pull it), I insist, lift it up so that everything (olives, tuna, whatever topping you use) stays in a horizontal position, and then stay focused and concentrated, direct the slice while keeping everything in a horizontal position till you are above the plate you want to eat off, and now, slowly again, and horizontally, let it all down.   Slide the spatula nice and gentle from under the slice.

If this is too difficult or if you don't succeed, maybe you drank too much wine while the pizza was baking, I don't know.

Good luck.
Title: Re: A very serious topic
Post by: lisztisforkids on November 01, 2009, 09:09:07 PM
Have you tried letting the pizza cool off a little bit?
Title: Re: A very serious topic
Post by: Bob on November 01, 2009, 10:43:12 PM
That's what I was thinking.  It would help to prevent burned fingers too.