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Italian Butcher Lingua di Pizza  

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Italian Butcher Lingua di Pizza  

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Italian Butcher Lingua di Pizza 

Yield: 1 pizza 

Ingredients

  • 6 oz. Dough ball 
  • 2 oz. Tomato sauce
  • 2.5 oz. Grande East Coast Blend®, shredded 
  • 1 oz. Soppressata, sliced 
  • 1 oz. Pancetta, cubed 
  • 1 oz. Italian ham, julienned 
  • 1.5 oz. Parmesan cream sauce (see recipe) 
  • Basil, to taste 

Directions

  1. Prepare the meats: thinly slice the soppressata, cube the pancetta, and julienne the ham. Each cut is intentional, delivering contrast in texture and bite throughout the pizza. 
  2. In a pan, over medium heat, sauté the pancetta until golden, crisp, and aromatic. Remove from the pan and set aside. 
  3. Stretch the dough into an oval, then evenly spread the vine-ripened tomato sauce across the dough. Blanket with shredded Grande East Coast Blend and distribute the meats evenly across the surface for balanced richness in every slice. 
  4. Bake at 530°F for 7 minutes, until the crust is crisp, and the cheese is beautifully melted.  
  5. While the pizza is baked, transfer the parmesan cream sauce into a squeeze bottle, preparing for an elegant finish. 
  6. Finish the pizza with a generous drizzle of parmesan cream sauce and scatter fresh basil leaves over the top for brightness and aroma. 
  7. Serve immediately. 

Parmesan Cream Sauce  

Yield: One gallon (16 cups) 

Ingredients

  • 28 oz. Butter, unsalted 
  • 60 oz. Heavy cream 
  • 52 oz. Grande Parmesan, grated 
  • ½ tsp. Salt 
  • ½ tsp. Black pepper 

Directions

  1. Melt butter in large stockpot or saucepan over medium heat. Add heavy cream, stirring constantly. Add Grande Parmesan slowly, stirring constantly.   
  2. Bring sauce to a simmer and cook for 7 to 10 minutes. Add salt and pepper to taste. Cool before use, allowing sauce to thicken. 
  3. Hold under refrigeration or freeze. To reheat, warm Sauce in a saucepan over low heat, stirring constantly to avoid separation. 

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