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  • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

    I recently made my first ever bierocks from scratch and they were amazing.
    Now I want to try a pizza bierocks. My plan is to use supreme pizza brat seasoning, 50/50 hamburger, mild Italian sausage. Hard pepperoni chunks and high temp mozzarella cheese.

    Question is, how much supreme pizza seasoning do you think I should use? Full amount as recommended on bag, a little more or a little less?

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    Grimpuppy wow, that sounds good. I wish I had an answer for you, but I would be guessing. Please let us know how they turn out.

    “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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      I would only use the seasoning amount for only the amount of hamburger us plan to use. All the other meat is already seasoned. Maybe mix the hamburger and seasoning together and let it set overnight then mix all of the other meats with it. Just a thought.

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      • M mdseaside

        I would only use the seasoning amount for only the amount of hamburger us plan to use. All the other meat is already seasoned. Maybe mix the hamburger and seasoning together and let it set overnight then mix all of the other meats with it. Just a thought.

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        mdseaside said in Pizza Bierocks suggestions:

        I would only use the seasoning amount for only the amount of hamburger us plan to use. All the other meat is already seasoned. Maybe mix the hamburger and seasoning together and let it set overnight then mix all of the other meats with it. Just a thought.

        That is what I was questioning to myself last night. I think you are right. I should mix just the burger with the pizza mix. Cook the burger and sausage separate, let it cool, then mix them together with the pepperoni and mozzarella for my stuffing.

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          Grimpuppy I would agree with mdseaside and with how you laid it out above you should be good. Post picks! Your last effort at Bierocks looked awesome!

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            Made sausage all day Saturday along with the pizza beef and Italian sausage and planned to attempt the pizza bierocks on Sunday. We ended up with rain and cool temps most of the day Sunday. I was afraid my dough would’t rise so I held off. I keep my house 66 degrees year round so I have to set the dough outside to rise. So today is the day. Have my dough made and is proofing now. about 10 minutes to go on first proof. Got my pizza beef, Italian sausage, pepperoni, and mozzarella mixed.

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              craigrice
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              looks tasty

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              • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

                I recently made my first ever bierocks from scratch and they were amazing.
                Now I want to try a pizza bierocks. My plan is to use supreme pizza brat seasoning, 50/50 hamburger, mild Italian sausage. Hard pepperoni chunks and high temp mozzarella cheese.

                Question is, how much supreme pizza seasoning do you think I should use? Full amount as recommended on bag, a little more or a little less?

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                Grimpuppy Start here! https://meatgistics.waltonsinc.com/topic/918/i-ve-never-been-a-big-fan-of-cheese-pizza

                Better Living Through BBQ!

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                  So they ended up turning out OK. They were more like pizza sliders. In my opinion, to much flavor to stuff into a little package. I had quite a bit of meat mixture left over so decided to try again with bigger pieces. I basically ended up making calzones and they turned out outstanding. I guess it just needed a bigger package to shine because the flavor in the calzone is much more balanced instead of all at once in your face like the bierock size. I would definitely do it again as a calzone.
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                    I love a good calzone !

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                    • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

                      So they ended up turning out OK. They were more like pizza sliders. In my opinion, to much flavor to stuff into a little package. I had quite a bit of meat mixture left over so decided to try again with bigger pieces. I basically ended up making calzones and they turned out outstanding. I guess it just needed a bigger package to shine because the flavor in the calzone is much more balanced instead of all at once in your face like the bierock size. I would definitely do it again as a calzone.
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                      Grimpuppy
                      They look great!

                      “A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”

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                      • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

                        So they ended up turning out OK. They were more like pizza sliders. In my opinion, to much flavor to stuff into a little package. I had quite a bit of meat mixture left over so decided to try again with bigger pieces. I basically ended up making calzones and they turned out outstanding. I guess it just needed a bigger package to shine because the flavor in the calzone is much more balanced instead of all at once in your face like the bierock size. I would definitely do it again as a calzone.
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                        Grimpuppy those look tasty.

                        “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                        • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

                          So they ended up turning out OK. They were more like pizza sliders. In my opinion, to much flavor to stuff into a little package. I had quite a bit of meat mixture left over so decided to try again with bigger pieces. I basically ended up making calzones and they turned out outstanding. I guess it just needed a bigger package to shine because the flavor in the calzone is much more balanced instead of all at once in your face like the bierock size. I would definitely do it again as a calzone.
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                          Grimpuppy Those look amazing.

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                            Wowzas!!!

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