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A signature Montreal-style 12-inch pizza featuring a rich house-made tomato sauce, savory pepperoni, fresh mushrooms, and crunchy green peppers, finished with par-cooked bacon and finely sliced red onions. Baked to perfection in 7 minutes, it yields a juicy, loaded pie best enjoyed fresh with a knife and fork.
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Stretch dough and spread tomato sauce. → Add a light sprinkle of cheese, followed by pepperoni, mushrooms, and green peppers. → Add shredded mozzarella, par-cooked bacon, and sliced red onions. → Bake in the pizza oven for 7 minutes, rest for 1 minute, slice into 6 pieces, and serve.
Stretch dough and spread tomato sauce. → Add a light sprinkle of cheese, followed by pepperoni, mushrooms, and green peppers. → Add shredded mozzarella, par-cooked bacon, and sliced red onions. → Bake in the pizza oven for 7 minutes, rest for 1 minute, slice into 6 pieces, and serve.
A signature Montreal-style 12-inch pizza featuring a rich house-made tomato sauce, savory pepperoni, fresh mushrooms, and crunchy green peppers, finished with par-cooked bacon and finely sliced red onions. Baked to perfection in 7 minutes, it yields a juicy, loaded pie best enjoyed fresh with a knife and fork.
Stretch and shape the 12-inch pizza dough evenly on a floured surface, carefully forming and fixing the raised outer crust border.
Ladle house-made tomato sauce onto the center and spread it outward in a circular motion toward the edges, leaving a small border for the crust.
Sprinkle a light layer of shredded mozzarella cheese over the sauce to help bind the base ingredients together.
Layer pepperoni slices evenly all across the pizza, then top with sliced mushrooms and sliced green bell peppers.
Distribute shredded mozzarella cheese over the toppings without overloading it, ensuring green peppers remain visible.
Par-cooking the bacon and draining excess grease beforehand is essential to keep the pizza from becoming soggy or greasy.
Do not add too much mozzarella cheese over the toppings; keeping vegetables like green peppers slightly visible ensures balanced melting and browning.
Letting the baked pizza rest on a wire rack for about 1 minute before cutting prevents steam build-up and maintains a crisp bottom crust.
Because of the rich toppings and juicy ingredients, this Montreal-style pizza is best eaten with a fork and knife.
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