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8” Dough Shells<br />

Equipment & Ingredients<br />

8 Inch Pan (100 pans) Cover (100) Scale<br />

Pan Grippers Pie Spatula Roller<br />

Dough<br />

Brush<br />

Garlic Butter<br />

WARNING: Follow dough recipe to make your everyday dough.<br />

Document Update |04/2018


8” Dough Shells<br />

General Guidelines<br />

Dough Shells<br />

Dough Shells are freshly made in house from our current dough.<br />

Also See<br />

Recipe Poster to make<br />

dough<br />

Food Prep<br />

• Make dough as you do everyday<br />

• Make New Garlic Butter as you do for the wings ( see process)<br />

• Discontinue the use of stix glaze<br />

Calendar<br />

• Launching date May, 2018<br />

Training Tip<br />

Remember to let the<br />

dough ball relax for 10<br />

minutes before<br />

stretching it.<br />

Pricing<br />

• Quesostix $3.99<br />

• Breadstix $2.99<br />

POS<br />

• PPI will program the POS buttons on REVEL. Manager is responsible<br />

for refreshing POS unit at store level.<br />

NOTE: Remember to make the first batch of dough at 90 degrees and the rest of the batches at 65 degrees Farhenheit<br />

WARNING: In case of a rush, make your batch of dough at 90 degrees<br />

Document Update |04/2018


Wings<br />

Garlic Butter<br />

Step 1 Use 1 gallon of butter Step 2 Weigh 11 Oz of Granulated Garlic<br />

Step 3 Pour butter in a container Step 4 Add Garlic<br />

WARNING: Never let garlic sit in the butter without mixing to avoid clumps.<br />

Document Update |04/2018


Wings<br />

Garlic Butter<br />

1/25 – 2/25 AW<br />

Step 5 Mix until there are no clumps Step 6 Label with name, date made and expiration date.<br />

WARNING: Fill the squeeze bottle and label it as well<br />

Document Update |04/2018


8” Dough Shells<br />

Dough Shells<br />

Step 1<br />

Spread Garlic Butter<br />

Using a brush spread approximately ½ Oz of garlic butter evenly over the bottom and sides<br />

of the pan.<br />

Step 2 Make 7 Oz Dough Balls<br />

Using our regular dough recipe, portion as many 7 Oz dough balls as needed for service.<br />

Dough shells can be used immediately after rising, or refrigerated and used the following<br />

day.<br />

Step 3<br />

Sprinkle Flour on Table<br />

Lightly dust the table top and the dough ball with flour to keep it from sticking to the table.<br />

Step 4<br />

Press Dough Ball<br />

Using the palm of your hand, flatten the dough ball.<br />

Step 5<br />

Roll Out Dough<br />

Using the rolling pin, roll dough ball into an approximately 7” circle, turning the dough 3-4<br />

times to keep it round.<br />

Document Update |04/2018


8” Dough Shells<br />

Dough Shells<br />

Step 7 Dough shell<br />

Dough shell should be just a ¼ inch of the edge of the pan for it to grow in it naturally<br />

Step 8<br />

Repeat<br />

Repeat steps 3 to 7 for the rest of the dough balls and stack them<br />

Step 9<br />

Let them proof<br />

Let the shells proof until they rise ½ inch from the top edge of the pan<br />

Step 10<br />

Put them in the walk in cooler<br />

Once shells have risen to within ½ inch of the top edge of the pan, label and stack in the<br />

walk in cooler until needed for service.<br />

Document Update |04/2018


QUESOSTIX<br />

Making Quesositx<br />

Step 1<br />

Pull out shells<br />

Pull the needed number of dough shells from the walk in and let them come to room<br />

temperature, approximately 30 minutes<br />

Step 2 Apply Butter<br />

Carefully brush the top completely with approximately ½ Oz garlic butter making sure not to<br />

press down and deflate the dough<br />

Step 3<br />

Add cheese (2 Oz by weight)<br />

Spread 2 Oz of mozzarella cheese evenly over the top of the garlic butter.<br />

Step 4 Weigh 1 Oz of Cheddar<br />

Sprinkle 1 Oz Cheddar cheese evenly over the mozzarella cheese<br />

Step 5<br />

Add Patron Shake<br />

Sprinkle a generous 8-10 shakes of Patron Shake evenly over the top. This is an important<br />

step to create the flavor profile<br />

Document Update |04/2018


QUESOSTIX<br />

Making Quesositx<br />

Step 6<br />

Bake them as you would with any pizza<br />

Place the pan right outside the chamber<br />

Step 7<br />

Let it come out of the oven<br />

Once out of the oven, take it to cut table with the pan<br />

grippers,<br />

Step 8<br />

De-pan<br />

With the help of the pie spatula, get it out and place it in the<br />

box<br />

Step 9 Cut in 8<br />

Cut Quesostix into 8 pieces using the illustration as a guide.<br />

WARNING: When de-panning be very careful to make sure not to ruin the shell.<br />

Document Update |04/2018


QUESOSTIX<br />

Making Quesositx<br />

Step 10<br />

Add Parmesan<br />

Evenly sprinkle approximately 0.5 Oz of parmesan over the<br />

Quesostix<br />

Step 11<br />

Add a dipper<br />

Close box and add a dipping sauce<br />

WARNING: Every order of Cheesestix are made fresh to order.<br />

Document Update |04/2018


BREADSTIX<br />

Making Breadstix<br />

Breadstix<br />

To make Breadstix,<br />

Step 1<br />

Pull out shells<br />

Pull the needed number of dough shells from the walk in<br />

cooler and allow them to come to room temperature.<br />

Approximately 30 minutes<br />

Step 2 Apply Butter<br />

Carefully brush the top with approximately ½ Oz of garlic<br />

butter making sure not to press down and deflate the dough<br />

Step 3<br />

Add shake<br />

Sprinkle a generous 8-10 shakes of Patron Shake evenly over<br />

the top. This is an important step to create the flavor profile<br />

Step 4<br />

Bake as you would bake a pizza<br />

Once out of the oven, take it to cut table with the pan<br />

grippers,<br />

Document Update |04/2018


BREADSTIX<br />

Making Breadsitx<br />

Step 5<br />

De-pan<br />

Using the pie spatula, remove the Breadstix from the pan<br />

Step 6 Cut in 8<br />

Cut Breadstix into 8 pieces using the illustration as a guide<br />

Step 7<br />

Add Parmesan<br />

Evenly sprinkle approximately 0.5 Oz of parmesan over the<br />

Breadstix<br />

Step 8<br />

Add a dipper<br />

Close box and add a dipping sauce<br />

WARNING: Every order of Breadstix are made fresh to order.<br />

Document Update |042018

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