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* PANE’S PIZZA MENU
Posted on August 26th, 2008 by Pane. Filed under Drawing, Pane's pizza.

Writing a black board it’s not easy; can somebody show me good examples of black board menu writing? But there’s something about this one I really like; I did that one the day after Roma show to Inter and everybody else that we are not second to anyone and that if the Italian league would have been clear in more than an occasion with referee decisions advantaging Internazionale, now we would have the 4th honest title in our history. Any Roma fan’s heart, Roma won this last title, and we showed by beating Inter in a beautiful final game of the Italian Cup.
FORZA ROMA!
* WHY STYLE
Posted on August 26th, 2008 by Pane. Filed under Art, Pane's pizza, Why Style.

While I’m here in Portugal, that’s what Why Style did in Rome, in a collective exhibition at the Auditorium. Very vibrant installation and even if I wasn’t there I can see part of my ideas in it, after years working together we developed a group language that goes ahead almost by himself. It’s nice to see how a style starts walking with his on legs.
* PIZZA NELLA TEGLIA
Posted on August 25th, 2008 by Pane. Filed under Pane's pizza, Recipes.

There’re different types of pizza, I also like to make the tick and soft one. This type is also good to prepare in a normal home oven since it doesn’t need really hi temperatures. The preparation of the dough is the same as for the pizza cooked on the stone:
Pane’s Pizza lesson n2, the dough:
For 1 liter of water:
2 Kg of flour
60 gr. of salt
60 gr. of olive oil
a little spoon of gist
Take present that this amount of ingredient is for 15 balls of pizza, so make your calculation to prepare the quantity you desire.
Mix the ingredients starting with the water, and work the dough out until is uniform and doesn’t stick on your fingers anymore, so you might need to add some more flour.
Let the dough rest for the all day in a bowl covered with a wet towel, prepare it in the morning so you can cook the pizza at dinner.
The dough will rise and become soft, that’s what we need to make this type of tick pizza
Take a metal tray, spread olive oil on the surface, than flat the dough in it, put your ingredients and leave the mozzarella at last. Since is going to stay for about 25 minutes at 220 degrees we don’t want the mozzarella to become dry, and we will add it the last five minutes.
The pizza should come if everything works thick, soft and hairy.
* PANE’S PIZZA ADV
Posted on August 25th, 2008 by Pane. Filed under Drawing, Pane's pizza.
* PANE’S PIZZA MENU
Posted on August 25th, 2008 by Pane. Filed under Drawing, Pane's pizza.

I still find difficult writing a nice style menu, did you ever try? Maybe it’s just me: By the way Tiramisù is not easy to sell I end with eating almost all of it all the time, I think it’s very nice, but there’s something that makes the people doubting a bit, maybe it’s because my restaurant doesn’t look like an official restaurant?
* POLPETTE
Posted on August 25th, 2008 by Pane. Filed under Pane's pizza, Recipes.

Here’s my recipe for Italian polpette:
- Macinato
- One or two egs
- Enough parmigiano
- Prezzemolo
- Mollica di pane
- Milk
- Onions
I cant tell you exactly the proportions of the ingredients, I always do by feeling, when the mix is structured that means that the quantities are right, if it’s too soft it means too much onion or milk, too hard, one more egg or milk or onion, clear? So you start with the quantity of meat you want, it’s mixed half pork, half cow. In a bowl add the eggs to the meat, add the mollica of pane sucked with milk, grate a couple of onion in it, if you like, squeeze in it a garlic, add grated parmigiano, prezzemolo, salt and pepper. Work out the compound by hand and make than bolls of it, in a pan put enough extra virgin olive oil, make it hot and place the polpette in the pan, fry them on both sides for a little and than drop in some white wine, let evaporate it and add just plain tomato sauce and salt. Let the Polpette ultimate the cooking in the sauce and they’re ready. I love them next to puree and boiled green beans.
I put them in my menu, but again some diffidence, I understood that if your name goes around for being a good pizza baker than this is what people want. I had polpette four days in a row.
* PEPERONI
Posted on August 25th, 2008 by Pane. Filed under Pane's pizza, Recipes.

Peperoni a la Wu-Tang.
Roast a peperone, pill the skin and hope the shape it’s similar to the Wu-Tang logo.
* RAVIOLI RICOTTA e SPINACI
Posted on August 25th, 2008 by Pane. Filed under Pane's pizza, Recipes.

This is a lot of work, especially if you don’t have a pasta machine and you do it has I did by hand; flattening the pasta with a wooden stick needs experience. It took to me quite a wile for having the dough thin enough.
Anyway, if you want to try here it is the way I made ravioli:
The quantity I did was for eight persons, 6 ravioli each portion. Cook the spinach and prepare the filling with spinach, ricotta and eggs, flavour it with salt, black pepper and lemon skin. To cook the spinach it’s just necessary to put them in a pan with the top on the fire, they will cook with the vapour of their on water. Smash the compound with an electric mixer.
The pasta it’s just flavour, eggs and salt, 100 grams of flavour each egg, so make your calculations. Make a hill with flavour and put the eggs in a hall in the middle of it with salt, work the eggs at first with a fork and little by little take the flavour in them, complete the compound by hand and work it well.
Now the hard part if you don’t have a machine, make it flat with a wooden stick, and notice, if the pasta is not thin enough, will result too hard in the mouth once cooked, so use all your techniques and flat it! My way was to take parts of the dough, flattening first with the stick and than roll it many times on it and release it, wile you do it the dough gets dry and more difficult to work, so you also have to be quick.
Ok if you pass this step you can work as a dish washer for me, and you can go ahead with the preparation of the ravioli. Place the compound in the measure of a walnut in the strip of dough you prepared in a distance that will be enough to each other, than use the white egg as a glue to stick another strip of pasta that you place over it, close in the two pasta each filling pressing with the finger around and than cut out each ravioli with a knife or the special cutter that makes pretty edges. If you pass this step you can work as a help cook for me.
Finally ready, now or you cook them right away or you place them separately on a board and freeze them. Once they’re frozen you can divide in bags portions of 5 or 6 ravioli, and keep them frozen to enjoy your lonely night at home, ones you do all that work you wont divide them with anyone.
Cook the ravioli in boiling and salted water for about 8 minutes, you can have them with butter and salvia or in a basic tomato sauce, grate parmigiano on top. Too see the preparation of this two condiments go to our chapter, sauces and condiments.
* MY SURFBOARD
Posted on August 20th, 2008 by Pane. Filed under Art, Surfing.

Here’s my new surfboard: I’ve got it from Paulo Chaves a shaper in Lagos. Its mine first commissioned board and I’m very happy with it, also because he could put my design in it, especially the banana skin that’s my excuse for falling off the board so often.
* PANES PIZZA ADV
Posted on August 19th, 2008 by Pane. Filed under Drawing, Pane's pizza.
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