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  • Mashed Potato Pizza | Macheesmo

    CUT YET? Mashed Potato Pizza The dough (This makes two pizzas. From Alton Brown's recipe.) - 4 Cups bread flour - 4 Tablespoons sugar - 2 Tablespoons Kosher salt (I probably used 1 3/4. The original is a bit salty.) - 2 Tablespoons olive oil - 2 Teaspoons... more

    Reviewed by FAIRYUSER Feb 03 2009, 07:51am ( 21 reviews ) • macheesmo.com

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  • Rated by 1086394 on May 08 2009, 6:50pm

    I must try this pizza.....

  • Rated by MJMCA on Apr 07 2009, 7:31am

    Gonna try this sans bacon.

  • Rated by ginahomolka on Apr 05 2009, 7:02pm

    All carb pizza!! I've had this with bacon, yum!

  • Rated by travelerscp on Mar 01 2009, 11:04am

    You're right. Looks weird to me, but, I go to try it.

  • Reviewed by brootalbrin on Feb 05 2009, 3:48pm

    broccoli cheddar pizza looks bomb as fuck. straight up. mashed potato pizza looks alright, MINUS the bacon.

  • Rated by tawnygirl22 on Feb 04 2009, 12:14am

    this looks so damn bomb i want one! :D i think i'ma have to make it.

  • Rated by freespirit23 on Feb 03 2009, 3:24pm

    I'll try this out - seems good!

  • Rated by FAIRYUSER on Feb 03 2009, 7:51am

    CUT YET? Mashed Potato Pizza The dough (This makes two pizzas. From Alton Brown's recipe.) - 4 Cups bread flour - 4 Tablespoons sugar - 2 Tablespoons Kosher salt (I probably used 1 3/4. The original is a bit salty.) - 2 Tablespoons olive oil - 2 Teaspoons active dry yeast - 1 1/2 Cups lukewarm water - Flour for dusting the pizza peel or baking sheet. - Olive oil for rising the dough. Pizza - 4 large potatoes (enough mashed potatoes for 2 pizzas) - 4 cloves garlic - 1/2 stick butter - 1/2 cup milk or cream - 3 Tablespoons olive oil - 8 ounces of bacon per pizza - 10 ounces mozzarella per pizza - Broccoli - Anything else that fits your fancy! Let's make the dough first. Pizza dough is something that really needs to rest for a good amount of time to mature in flavor and get nice and elastic. I typically like to make mine the day before I intend to cook. To start, combine the yeast, salt, sugar, olive oil, and water in a bowl.

  • Rated by HilaryMB on Feb 03 2009, 12:14am

    Looks like a good site .. with some fun ideas ..

  • Reviewed by coffeechick on Feb 02 2009, 2:13pm

    Isn't this basically homemade Uno's pizza skins? And I agree with Moorwind. Enough with bacon recipes.