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      Title: Hot Sausage Cast-Iron Skillet Pan Pizza
 Categories: Pork, Vegetables, Breads, Herbs, Cheese
      Yield: 4 servings
      1 c  Diced canned tomatoes
      2 tb ndried tomato paste 
      1 lg Clove garlic; crushed 
      1 ts Oregano 
        pn (ea) sugar & salt 
           Few leaves of torn basil
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           Torn leaves to serve 
      1 lb Ball dough from market
           EVOO, for drizzling
    1/4 c  EVOO for brushing 
    1/2 lb Hot Italian sausage 
      1 tb Cornmeal
    1/2 tb A-P flour 
           Salt & pepper
           Crushed red pepper flakes
      2 c  Shredded mozzarella cheese 
    1/4 c  Grated Pecorino cheese 
      2 tb Water 
      1 tb Acacia honey 
      1 ts Calabrian chili paste or
           - chile flakes 
           Basil leaves 
  Recipe courtesy of Rachael Ray
  Set oven @ 550oF/288oC, as high as it goes, with rack at
  center. Preheat cast-iron skillet, 10" to 12", over
  medium-high heat. Preheat a second smaller cast-iron or
  other skillet over medium-high heat for the sausage.
  Gather your ingredients.
  In a food processor, whizz up sauce: tomatoes, paste,
  garlic, oregano, sugar, salt and a few leaves of basil.
  Stretch dough into an even round that will cover large
  skillet.
  Drizzle a little EVOO in smaller skillet. Cut sausage
  from casing, add to pan and lightly brown and crumble.
  Turn pan off.
  Sprinkle a little cornmeal and flour in larger skillet
  and press dough into and up sides as much as possible.
  The pan is hot -- reminder. Brush the dough with EVOO
  and season with a little salt and pepper or red pepper
  flakes. Top the dough with the sauce and sausage,
  scatter the cheeses over the sausage and place in oven.
  To the sausage skillet, add a little water, honey and
  chili paste and stir to combine (reheat your pan if it's
  not warm enough to heat the honey).
  Bake the pizza 15 minutes to deep golden brown and
  bubbly. Drizzle or brush the pizza with the chili honey
  mixture and top with torn basil.
  RECIPE FROM: 
https://www.foodnetwork.com
  Uncle Dirty Dave's Archives
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