Hot Honey Soppressata Pizza — pizza crust, crushed tomatoes, and fresh mozzarella

Hot Honey Soppressata Pizza

Sweet heat, charred salami

Sweet heat, charred salami. Sized for a full crew, with timing that still works when the kitchen gets interrupted.

Why crews like it: A hall pick for regular dinner nights — one line, real portions, no drama at the stove.

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Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Simmer quick pizza sauce: Simmer crushed tomatoes with garlic and oregano 12 minutes until slightly thick. Cool 5 minutes — hot sauce on raw dough makes a wet center.
  2. Preheat stone to 500°F: Heat stone or steel at 500°F at least 40 minutes. Tear mozzarella and slice soppressata thin — thick coins curl and shield the cheese from browning.
  3. Stretch rounds and sauce lightly: Stretch dough to 12–14 inches with a defined rim. Sauce in a thin layer; leave the rim clean for blistering. Brush rims with olive oil.
  4. Cheese and soppressata: Layer fresh and shredded mozzarella, then soppressata in an even shingle pattern — gaps mean bare bites, piles mean greasy pools. A light dusting of parmesan is optional before the bake.
  5. Bake until salami edges curl: Bake 10–13 minutes until cheese bubbles and soppressata edges crisp and cup slightly. Rotate for even color. Hot Honey Soppressata needs char on the meat, not pale pink disks.
  6. Hot honey drizzle and cut: Rest 2 minutes. Drizzle hot honey in thin zigzags and hit with a pinch of red pepper flakes. Cut into 8 slices per pie. Sweet heat hits after the bake — honey burns if added too early.

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