On a friends recommendation I picked up Jus-Rol Pizza Dough kit from the supermarket, it contains two pre-rolled and ready to bake rectangular pizza doughs and a jar of tomato sauce and then it is up to you what you want to pop on the top.
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I was a bit skeptical about this because I wondered if I should just buy a complete ready made pizza instead, which are easy but often dry and limited on the toppings, unless you spends more and a pricey one such as by Pizza Express. Or should I just make one from scratch, dough and all but sometimes I just want an easy life, so this was actually a great compromise.
The dough tasted surprisingly fresh as did the toppings - the first was a classic mature cheddar, pepperoni and mushrooms, the cheese was laid on thick and then covered pretty much completely with the toppings.
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The second was covered in feta, thin prosciutto and pine nuts, this tasted creamy and light but was maybe a bit salty due to the choice of cured meat and cheese.
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I will definitely be using this kit again even if it is cheating!
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