I used to buy low moisture mozarella in bricks for my pizzas since I liked a nice stringy texture to the cheese on top. I'd suppliment that with a sharp cheddar and parmesan. .... Probably a more of a typical american pie pizza.
More recently we've gone to a buffalo mozzarella and used some goat cheeses too. I also like romano more than the parms now.
I like fontina and esrom but have not tried them on pizza yet.
Anyone found some other interesting cheeses or combinations?
More recently we've gone to a buffalo mozzarella and used some goat cheeses too. I also like romano more than the parms now.
I like fontina and esrom but have not tried them on pizza yet.
Anyone found some other interesting cheeses or combinations?





...enjoy every sandwich!
Well, that and I like the taste.
). I was also using the method where you microwave the curds and stretch, etc, but I think next time I'll just burn my hands in the hot water instead. It's too easy to overcook the cheese and then it's not soft. Still edible, just not soft. It does make a pretty good pizza topping! (now, if anyone has any water buffaloes around, that's the ticket!)
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