How to Make Bar Pizza and Lemon Pepper Wings



Lawman Johnson makes host Bridget Lancaster New England Bar Pizza, and Toni Tipton-Martin talks about the different pizza styles in the region. Equipment expert Adam Ried shares his top picks for grill pans, and Christie Morrison makes Spinach and Artichoke Dip from the Recipe Box. Ashley Moore makes host Julia Collin Davison Lemon Pepper Wings.

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31 Comments

  1. The flour and water amounts as given comes out to 67% hydration, which is by a couple percentage points the highest hydration i have seen for south shore bar pizza. Also, the dough ball in the video doesn't *look that wet.

  2. Why anyone would go out of their way to make Bar Pizza is beyond me. I lived on the South Shore in MA, and everyone swore about Lynwood Pizza, so I was shocked to get this nasty crust, and horrible sauce. Just awful. I don't trust anyone who likes Lynwood pizza.

  3. Put the lemon in your distaff hand and rake the grater over the lemon on TOP! You can easily see how deep your going(into the white pith) and where there is more rind to get. The lemon is the "wood" and the grater is the "plane" use it so you can actually see what you are doing! Stop rubbing the lemon on top of an upside down grater!!!

  4. Wow, look at those wings!, mmmmmm! And that pizza! OMG! I’ve had the New Haven pizza, a favorite of the Yale students! I live 30 minutes away and don’t get there often enough! They’ve had a rivalry with Sally’s pizza for years, and being only doors away. I’ve got to try your pizza recipe and soon. Mouth is watering here!

  5. There's nothing wrong with that pizza dough and it's essentially how I make it, EXCEPT. Proof the yeast. This is not just a ritual. You do it so that you don't waste 1 1/2 cups of flour on yeast that will not rise. You may say, Well, flour is cheap. Believe me, it wasn't as cheap in the old times when everyone made their own bread. Let me add, I do not use a food processor.

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