What you need is a Local Lo-cal Calzone Zone. But Pillsbury seems like a fine substitute.
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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Fear me, I am attempting spray painting furniture. This is what happens when I find a cute-but-slightly-battered jewelry armoire for $13, and have binge-read a bunch of home decor blogs.
Me too! Well, that last thing, and now I'm obsessed with chalk paint, and want to thrift things so I can paint them.
"This process will never success if you leave that column blank", for example. She was training new hires and they didn't seem bothered so I though it might be business-speak of some kind.
Does the process give a "Success" alert when it's done? That would almost make sense.
I'm such a champ at spray painting railings, I'm doing the door next. Tip: save your index finger, buy a trigger attachment. They're cheap and your finger will still work the next day.
Connie, I would call the local pizza shops and see if they'll sell you a pound of dough. Most of the Italian bakeries in RI sell pizza dough, but I know that is not the case everywhere.
Lots of them will IME.
MY cube-neighbor keeps using success as a verb and it is driving me nuts. Is that a common usage now?
Wait, what? I mean, WHAT?
I think my regular supermarket sells raw dough, in addition to the Pillsbury. It's all by the biscuit dough, etc.
Publix and Kroger both sell pizza dough here. The best pre-made pie crust is the kind that's already rolled out and sold in the dairy case. There was an era in which putting a filling between two pieces crescent-roll dough to make a triangular hand pie was a thing.
I think my supermarket sells, like, bake-your-own pizza kits with raw dough and sauce and toppings. Over by the deli. Fold the dough over and it's calzone, right?
Does the process give a "Success" alert when it's done? That would almost make sense.
Maybe. I'll have to pay attention next time I run it.
Watching Enemy of the Reich: the Noor Inayat Khan Story on pbs. Heard an interview with the makers the other day. Same day as a piece on the guy who draws Disney heroines based on historical heroines...