I wanted to try making my own calzones. The response from tonight's experiment was a huge success according to the family! The children picked them up and ate them with their hands! They would also be great frozen and reheated for lunches. You could call them "hot pockets," if you wish.
First, make a batch of pizza dough and divide it into six balls. Then roll out each ball very thinly (1/8 inch). Spread on sauce and desired toppings. To keep from overfilling, I only placed the toppings on half of my dough circle.





With a fork, squeeze the dough together. For an extra precaution, I folded the edge up again and again pressed it with a fork.


We made these tonight and what a hit!
ReplyDeleteWhich pizza dough recipe do you use?
ReplyDeleteThanks :)
I usually use this pizza crust recipe.
ReplyDeletehttp://homejoys.blogspot.com/2011/01/pizza-crust.html
It is so easy and always turns out great.
Happy Baking,
Gina