- Dough choice: Crescent dough bakes light and flaky; pizza dough yields a chewier, pizzeria‑style crust. Both work—use what you like.
- Moisture management: Pat watery toppings (like mushrooms or peppers) dry after sautéing so seams stay sealed and the crust bakes crisp.
- Sealing success: Keep the border free of sauce, crimp firmly with a fork, and patch tiny tears with a scrap of dough if needed.
- Even baking: Space pockets apart on the sheet so hot air can circulate and the sides brown instead of steaming.
Serving & Storage
- Serve at room temperature or chilled.
- Can be stored in an airtight container for 3 days (can be stored longer in the refrigerator).
Reheating: Warm in the oven or toaster oven until heated through and the crust re‑crispens; avoid long microwaving if you prefer a crisp exterior.
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