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French Bread Pizza
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Makes 4 servings
One loaf French bread
Olive oil
Mozzarella cheese (sliced and shredded)
Parmesan cheese
Pepperoni
Jimmy Dean's Sage bulk sausage
Fresh or canned portobello mushrooms (8 oz. if canned)
Coarsely chopped red and/or green bell pepper
Coarsely chopped sweet (Vidalia) onions
Hot sliced banana peppers
Fennel seed
Oregano
Crushed red pepper
Tomato/pizza sauce of your choice
Rolaids
Heat oven to 350 degrees. Cut French bread in half (total of 4 pieces). Lightly oil large cookie sheet with olive oil. Lightly brush top of each bread with olive oil. Generously spread sauce on top of bread, followed by sliced mozzarella cheese. On top of that, completely cover same with sliced pepperoni. Arrange bell peppers, onions, hot peppers, and mushrooms on top or around, in between, etc., that. By this time, you should be out of room for anything else on top of the pizza. Oh well, time to add more stuff. Generously sprinkle Parmesan cheese, oregano, fennel seeds, and crushed red pepper on top of that. Now, take marble sized chunks of the sausage and arrange on top of everything else. Almost done. Now, spoon some more pizza sauce in between all of the toppings, followed by the shredded mozzarella cheese and a bit more Parmesan cheese.
If you have done it right each serving should weigh well over one pound each. Bake in middle rack of oven until done. This last part is rather tricky, with all of the toppings. Watch how the cheese melts. When the cheese on top of the pizza gets a medium colored brown, everything else should be done. Remove from oven and wait at least five minutes before eating. Rolaids are optional, but you will probably need them.
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