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Cacio e Pepe Pizza with Roasted Radishes
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PatriciaScarpin
April 30, 2013
That pizza looks amazing! I love the golden crust and the flavor combo. Delish!
Jacqueline O.
February 2, 2013
Tried out the pizza dough from this recipe. ( my husband not too adventurous with his pizza toppings). The dough was fantastic ! A keeper for sure thank you
lapadia
June 15, 2012
Congrats on your runner-up status, F&S! A couple times I've grated a few large radishes on my grilled pizza, fresh and delicious :)
zoemetro U.
June 10, 2012
mmmm...just finished this pizza during a lazy sunday lunch by the pool. i adore all radishes but many of our guests usually don't like them. this recipe more than converted a few friends and a picky eight year old as well! thank you five and spice.
fiveandspice
June 10, 2012
Oh I am SO happy to hear that!!! Isn't it the best feeling when you convince someone to try something they think they don't like and they find they actually do like it? So, way to go you! Thank you so much for letting me know. And, I hope the rest of your day was as lazy and lovely as a luncheon by the pool sounds!
cookingProf
June 8, 2012
Yay, I picked a winner! I tested this recipe and totally loved it. The slow-rise dough is the best and I am totally adopting this method from now on. Congratulations!
fiveandspice
June 8, 2012
Well then I can't thank you enough cookingProf!!! I'm so glad you loved the pizza. And, that you've embraced the slow-rise dough. :) I've been making it that way for over a decade now, ever since the technique was introduced to me by a college boyfriend. (some recipes just last longer than relationships...)
Greenstuff
June 8, 2012
Here's a little irony for you--I always thought that slow-rise-in-the-refrigerator was an old Scandinavian technique and had figured you'd adapted a Norwegian recipe for the pizza dough.
I have a family recipe for a Swedish cardamom "refrigerator coffee bread" that calls of the same slow rise. It's attributed to my great grandmother, and one of my aunts published it in a Worcester, Massachusetts newspaper in 1953. (Worcester still has a lot of people with Swedish backgrounds.)
I have a family recipe for a Swedish cardamom "refrigerator coffee bread" that calls of the same slow rise. It's attributed to my great grandmother, and one of my aunts published it in a Worcester, Massachusetts newspaper in 1953. (Worcester still has a lot of people with Swedish backgrounds.)
fiveandspice
June 8, 2012
Oh, now that is too funny! Nope, this technique is from a very non-Norwegian source! I do know there are some Scandinavian baked goods - particularly sweet ones - that use a slow rise, though actually none of the ones I was taught growing up do. Hmm, I wonder if back in the day they didn't really do the slow rise on purpose, it was just too cold to get things to rise fast, hehe...
Greenstuff
June 7, 2012
Congratulations! I'm usually clueless about what will be finalists, but I had a feeling about this one. After living in Korea, my husband won't eat radishes, but I keep thinking of slipping this into a mix.
fiveandspice
June 7, 2012
Wow, I'm so flattered to hear you say that. Thanks! :) And, I say totally try sneaking them in sometime. My husband insists he doesn't like radishes either, but he sure devoured this!
Midge
June 7, 2012
Wow, this is a stunner. Big congrats fiveandspice!!
fiveandspice
June 7, 2012
Thank you Midge!!! I'm happy you think so! (p.s. Your scones are part of the baking line up this weekend. I can't wait...)
fiveandspice
June 7, 2012
Oh wow! I'm so thrilled! Thank you all and thanks to the editors! I hope anyone who tries this loves it as incredibly much as we did!
gingerroot
June 7, 2012
Yipee! I had a feeling about this beauty of a pie. Congratulations, Em! Can't wait to make this.
fiveandspice
June 7, 2012
Thanks Jenny! I'm super excited! When you get a chance to try it, let me know what you think.
gingerroot
June 9, 2012
This was better than I even imagined!! Had a pizza party tonight and this was incredible. I could have easily eaten the whole thing by myself. I will dream about this pizza.
fiveandspice
June 9, 2012
That's fantastic! I'm so, so happy you guys loved it! When I made it, my husband and I very nearly demolished to two pies ourselves. There were only, like, 2 slices leftover, so I know where you're coming from. :) Thanks for letting me know!!!
EmilyC
May 24, 2012
This looks seriously delicious. I want a piece (or half) of this pizza right now!
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