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Fri 18 Nov 2011 @ 09:11

Jamie talking about how to make and cook pizza dough, from Jamie's pizza podcast, Part 1.

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1 by Matt on Wed 20 Jul 2011 @ 19:54

I have also been making pizza for about two years on a pizza stone, almost on a weekly basis. It's so easy and quick. The beauty with the dough is you can make a batch up that will make 3 maybe 4 pizzas, portion it and freeze it so you have it ready for next weeks pizza as well. Some great topping ideas in Jamies Italy. Pizza stones make great gifts for someone who's into their cooking.

2 by Brian on Wed 20 Jul 2011 @ 08:39

Hi, I have been making homemade PIZZA for 2 years now, using a pizza stone, the kids love it, great for a saturday night with a good bottle of wine and a dvd.
think your great jamie, thanks.

3 by Christian on Fri 18 Mar 2011 @ 07:07

I made a pizza with Jamie's recipe and it was really great!!!

4 by katie wills on Wed 5 Jan 2011 @ 18:35

i love jamie olivers meals they are so tasty i am 22 years of age and have cooked your meatballs and we both of us loved it so thankyou asta for my husband jake so i would just like to say thanx jamie oliver you are the bestest chef in the world. xoxoxoxoxo

5 by Lumena on Thu 1 Apr 2010 @ 21:10

correcção
o caldo verde é suposto não ser muito compacto por isso cortem na dose das batatas e o chouriço so se põe no fim porque o chouriço vermelho (que é o que é suposto ser usado) é bastante forte e se fizer parte da cozedura o caldo fica uma pilha de sal.

6 by Cecilia on Mon 3 Aug 2009 @ 16:13

This recipe makes me laugh because there are no measurements as is per usual in Portuguese homes, such as the one I was brought up in. I've added my own comments to the translation. This is very yummy soup and there should be a LOT of kale. As much as the pot allows. The potato thickens the soup - it should not be too watery but rather rich with the kale and potato.

Ingredients
Potatoes (A couple, depending on size and the amount of kale used) (and amount of soup desired!)
Red Chourizo (but in my opinion any will do), sliced
Green kale, very finely sliced (not chopped)
Olive Oil
Salt
Fresh garlic (a clove or two, depending again on size and taste).

Method
Boil the potatoes, add salt to taste. Once well cooked use the hand blender and bring the potatoes to a creamy consistency.
Add sliced chourico, garlic and kale to the potato mix, add some water (...amount depends...) and boil together until the kale is cooked. Add olive oil to taste. Serve hot.

Note: We do cook the chourizo as per this method but some people instead place uncooked slices in the bowl to be served and pour the soup over it before serving.




7 by amelie on Sun 31 May 2009 @ 19:02

Translation:
Put potatos, sal & olive oil to cook in water. Afetr they are cooked, crush them. Cut the cabbages in pieces (very fine) and the "choriço" (portuguese sausage) in slices. After everything is cut, add to the potatoes mixture & let boil. Serve child.

8 by PoshPaws on Fri 10 Apr 2009 @ 13:41

Oh phooey - translation, anyone?

9 by Miguel.M on Sat 28 Mar 2009 @ 13:02

Correcção...
O Azeite NÃO faz parte da cozedura! Deve ser adicionado após a cozedura da couve.
O chouriço NÃO é cozinhado! As rodelas devem ser colocadas no fundo do prato ou
tigela e cobertas com o caldo bem quente.
MM

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