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Pride in MY Pie

Crust Type

  • Uses properly proofed dough

  • Flattens the center and edges and lifts and centers the dough

  • Correctly stretches dough evenly to edge of pan using 4-finger pull and wave to the edge

  • Fills Universal Spoodle with Classic Marinara Sauce, shakes to level and scrapes excess from bottom of spoodle

  • Applies sauce evenly to a thumb’s width of the crust edge by using spiral pattern (from outside to center)

  • Uses clear cheese cup with red print, fills by hand (no scooping, shaking), & levels cheese to top of cup with finger

  • Applies cheese, covering the outer sauce edge first, cheese should completely cover the sauce, achieving even distribution.

  • Places Toppings following the visual spec, topping should be completely covering the cheese

  • Double-checks distribution by completing a Pride Check: hand triangle method or the PPP lid method and adjusts toppings if necessary

  • Uses properly proofed dough

  • Fills Universal Spoodle to the top of the three posts with Classic Marinara Sauce and scrapes excess from bottom of spoodle

  • Applies sauce evenly to within a thumb’s width of the edge

  • Uses clear cheese cup with green print, fills by hand (no scooping, shaking), & levels cheese to top of cup with finger

  • Applies cheese all the way out to the edge, covering the outer sauce edge first, cheese should completely cover the sauce, achieving even distribution and including the corners.

  • Places Toppings following the visual spec pattern, topping should be completely covering the cheese, achieving even distribution and including the corners

  • Double-checks distribution by completing a Pride Check: hand triangle method or the PPP lid method and adjusts toppings if necessary

  • Places dough in unsprayed, dry perforated pan

  • Places larger perforation side down and forms to pan evenly

  • Fills Universal Spoodle with Classic Marinara Sauce, shakes to level and scrapes excess from bottom of spoodle

  • Applies sauce evenly to lip of dough by using spiral pattern (from outside to center)

  • Uses clear cheese cup with red print, fills by hand (no scooping, shaking), & levels cheese to top of cup with finger

  • Applies cheese, covering the outer sauce edge first, cheese should completely cover the sauce, achieving even distribution and touching the lip of the dough

  • Places Toppings following the visual spec, topping should be completely covering the cheese, achieving even distribution and touching the lip of the dough

  • Double-checks distribution by completing a Pride Check: hand triangle method or the PPP lid method and adjusts toppings if necessary

  • Lifts and centers the dough

  • Correctly stretches dough evenly to edge of pan using 4-finger pull and wave to the edge

  • Correctly stretches dough evenly using 4-finger pull and thumb it up to ¼” above the rim

  • Uses five pieces of String Cheese, places each String Cheese end to end around dough, while pressing cheese into the lip of the pan

  • Uses 2 thumbs up 2 inches and 2 thumbs press down to seal

  • Presses sealed cheese against the pan walls with thumbs

  • Seal the deal

  • Fills Universal Spoodle halfway with Classic Marinara Sauce, and scrapes excess from bottom of spoodle

  • Applies sauce evenly to within 1/4" of the string cheese wall by placing sauce using spiral pattern (outside to center)

  • Uses clear cheese cup with green print, fills by hand (no scooping, shaking), & levels cheese to top of cup with finger

  • Applies cheese, covering the outer sauce edge first, cheese should completely cover the sauce, achieving even distribution.

  • Places Toppings following the visual spec, topping should be completely covering the cheese

  • Double-checks distribution by completing a Pride Check: hand triangle method or the PPP lid method and adjusts toppings if necessary

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