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How Much Meat Can You Put on a Pizza? Prime Time

How Much Meat Can You Put on a Pizza? Prime Time

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
On today's episode of Prime Time, meat lovers Ben Turley and Brent Young are at Ops Pizza in Bushwick with pizza maker Mike Fadem, making meat pies. Joshie: Pizza of doom: from local we make you bake parlor. Start with a family sized stuffed pizza, now triple meat and triple cheese it, regular sauce. Now lay over the top the second layer of crust add the regular portion of sauce then double meat and double cheese it. Cut her into 8ths and you end up with, assuming the calorie calculations on the original pizza are correct and the math is good with all the 2x/3x topping calculations, you get a roughly 2000 calorie slice. Yes that top crust will be soggy in the middle.
Date: 2020-05-20

Comments and reviews: 9


Oh my god that Italian sub pizza looks SOOOO good. We'll do homemade pizza night here at home where we make up a bunch of dough set out lots of different toppings and everybody makes their own pizza, and boy let me tell you our teenage boys and their buddies think that it's the GOAT, so much so that it's requested whenever there's a group of them hanging out at our place. Plus it's quite humorous to see kids with almost zero kitchen experience learning on the fly how to makes their own pizza.
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In the Netherlands we have kebabshops that also make pizza and frozen meatsnacks to put in the fryer. Once a very drunken guy walked in and asked for a pizza with kebab, shawarma and like 6 different meatsnacks (mostly different spiced minced meat, and some with a hard crust. It really looked atrocious and it shouldn't be legal to order it, but i kind off was curious how it tasted.
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Love how you guys answered the question how many meats can you put on pizza, which apparentally is five. I will for you answer the question the title is asking, and that answer is on a 25 cm diameter pizza, you can put just over 2 kilograms of meat before you crust will give out. Love the videos, keep it up!
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1: 50 - Sounds more like using your own yeast instead of commercial yeast? I'm not so certain bacteria have the power to make dough work without giving it a flavour that might not be suitable for pizza. EDIT: Sorry, I should have probably said I'm a microbiologist but no pizza chef.
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The other day I had a 5 topping pizza 4 of which was meats and I must say it actually hinders the enjoyment. It gets to a point where its to many flavors and becomes to heavy and salty. I think 2 meats, cheese and 1 veggie is the best route. Pepperoni, Linguica and red onion (Yummy)
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Hey! Italy here: ) some of the hams go very well on pizza even without cooking them! Try it both ways and choose the preferred mathod: )For ex. I like what I think you call roasted-ham (prosciutto cotto) added after the pizza is cooked. Those pizzas look so good btw. Stay safe!
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hit the acidity, where it's not too dry, grab the sweetness with the fattiness and the sweetness. meanwhile in the kitchen they're throwing a bunch of random shitty fatty cuts on some mozzarella and acting like they're reinventing the wheel
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I want them all even the Porchetta De Testa! Mind you I'm an average American of very mixed decent so the Porchetta De Testa isn't something I've ever been introduced too because it's never been a staple. Ship them to me now!
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Ground lamb is great substitute for Italian sausage - that's my go to for homemade pizza. Almost every meat that gets put on pizza has a very strong flavor anyway so lamb actually makes sense.
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