I have no idea where I picked up this recipe, so excuse me if I'm copying!
This makes dough for 4 personal sized pizzas. We love to make these with the nieces and nephews. It is SO easy and FUN!
Ingredients:
3 cups flour
1 pkg dry yeast (2.25 tsp)
2 Tblsp veg oil
1 tsp salt
1 cup of warm water
a handful of cornmeal is optional
Mix it all together putting in the oil and water last.
Split the dough into 4 parts and hand them out. everyone can flatten any way they choose, we hold it on one end and spin it around but that can be messy for young folks. I have silpat non stick cookie mats I use and they are GREAT. If you don't have these spread cornmeal under your pizza dough so it doesn't stick.
Cover with whatever ingredients you like - anywhere from cheese and sauce to cinnamon and sugar!
bake at 375 for 20-25 minutes or until browned
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Easy homemade FREE nesting beds for your Bantams!
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| This is our Bantam chicken house with my new FREE nesting boxes made from scraps in the basement. Let me tell you how they are made: |
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| This is the set up of how it works. screw planters to board using washers. screw thin trim to the front with washers. This is to hold in the shavings and/or straw when the bird exits the box. |
| This is a picture of how I screwed the planter to the wood using an old washer. I brought the planter right up to the board's edge. |
| Here you can see what it looks like. I had the board on a stand but that is unneccessary for sucess, its just an add on. |
| Here is a front view. You can see the middle container has holes. This should have no effect. I like this design because I can powerwash the beds when they get dirty - and THEY WILL! |
I hope this is helpful to you! Be well!
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