8. A Vintage Recipe   
      
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   care to share their recipe for their favorite holiday dish?  Email   
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   Cindy R. requested a recipe for a thin crust pizza from her local restaurant.    
   Here are some responses.  Hope one of these works for you, Cindy!   
      
   >From Carol T, AL   
   Thin "cracker" crust pizza   
      
   1 pound bread flour   
      
   2/3 cup warm water   
   1 Tbsp. vegetable oil   
   1 1/2 tsp. active dry yeast   
   1 tsp. salt   
   1 tsp. sugar   
      
   Using stand mixer fitted with a dough hook, add water to the mixing bowl and   
   add yeast.  Run mixer for several minutes to dissolve yeast. Meanwhile, in   
   another mixing bowl, mix flour, sugar and salt.  After yeast is dissolved, add   
   flour mixture to water and set mixer to speed "2".  Run mixer for about 10   
   minutes using a rubber spatula to scrape any dry flour from side of mixing   
   bowl into the path of the dough hook.  After 10 minutes, add vegetable oil and   
   mix for 2 additional minutes using spatula to keep everything in the path of   
   the dough hook.  When finished, the dough will appear very scrappy and rough.   
   Pick up the dough scraps and press them into a ball by squeezing them together   
   with your hands.  Place dough into a plastic bucket, seal, and and allow to   
   rise at room temperature for 24 hours.   
      
   When ready to make pizza, turn dough out onto floured work surface. Using a   
   large rolling pin, roll dough out very thin.  Drape dough over an oiled cutter   
   pan, press into place, and trim off excess with the rolling pin.  Dock the   
   dough; add sauce, cheese, and toppings. Bake at 500 degrees F.  on the lowest   
   rack in the oven (the cutter pan should only be inches from the heating   
   element).  I open the oven door frequently to allow the heat to escape...    
   this causes the thermostat to kick on which keeps the bottom heating element   
   on. This superheats the pan making the crust cook and become crispy. When the   
   bottom is golden brown and crisp, remove from oven.  Slide pizza out of pan   
   onto a wire cooling rack.  Allow to cool 5 to 10 minutes before placing in a   
   serving tray and slicing.   
      
   Thin-Crust Pizza Sauce   
      
   28 oz. can whole peeled tomatoes in heavy puree 1 teaspoon fresh yellow onion,   
   finely chopped 1 clove fresh garlic, minced   
   1 teaspoon dried thyme   
   1/2 teaspoon dried oregano   
   1/2 teaspoon salt (or to taste)   
      
   Place all ingredients in a blender and puree until smooth. Pour into a   
   saucepan and simmer over low heat for 20 minutes (do not allow the sauce to   
   boil).  Allow to cool to room temperature before using.   
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