/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>9976793
the middle would sink. maybe you could make a couple more manageable ones with fewer layers and stack them after cooking

Where there's a food there's a way.

I've made a couple stupid fucking dagwoods using potato breads; I can imagine toasting them at low temps until very dehydrated could create enough structure for it. Don't overcheese over oversauce as the oil and moisture will sog-out the layers.

>I have no friends.
Somewhat here for you little one.

>>9976809
That's a good point. I was thinking there might be a problem with even cooking of ingredients.

>>9976793
Bake the pizzas beforehand and then stack them. Make sure to overstuff the middles a little bit so it settles evenly in the second baking.

>>9976793

I feel like this just would be a giant greasy, wet mess at the middle and bottom and probably not very good. It's just better to order a couple good individual pizzas 2bh

>>9976861
I know but the novelty and the feat

>>9976813
true, any middle layer would be soggy. I think doing segments of 3 dough layers would be ok, with the two outer layers being crisp and the middle layer being a little soft/soggy

>>9976867
I wonder if a different ingredient composition in the middle would help in any way.

>>9976793
It this like torte, but with meat?

>>9976939
it's a fucking lasagna pie

I think baking the ring separately then stacking the pizzas in the center might work.

>>9976948
It doesn't count if you don't bake it all in one go.

>>9976793
Of course anon, making it is a pizza cake.

>>9977471

>>9977471

Yes, but why would you?

>>9977471

>>9978820
for schnitz and gruben

>>9978838
Person of Interest is the greatest TV show of the decade

bake it upside down obvi and do the toppings of the surface with a brulee torch after the fact.

>>9977471
(you)

Look up Timpano

>>9978957

For real? I wrote it off as just another uninspired procedural.

>>9979106
That's how they got CBS to broadcast it, by making them think it was basically just another CSI with a supercomputer telling them who to save, but the focus of the show shifts gradually until it's basically a sci-fi drama with a lot of focus on the ethical and practical issues of artificial intelligence (and when CBS noticed this, they cancelled it). But even when it's a procedural, it's really great. John and Harold are basically Batman split into 2 characters (the muscle and the rich smart guy) and Best Nolan did a much better job of it than his brother. Give the pilot a go at least.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOnQ8CD3v4g

>>9979143

Will do, thanks. Got nothing to watch except rerun of Always Sunny right now, anyway.

just make a chorizo khachapuri

>>9976874
Make it with a hole in the middle. Like a donut