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"I make the dough with 1/2 white and 1/2 wheat flour. It gives the crust more substance and a better flavor. Even my kids and their cousins prefer it this way. I like using olive oil in both the crust and the sauce.
Since we only eat one pizza for a meal, I have included two methods for freezing the second one, or you can freeze both for OAMC...."

Ingredients: warm water, oil, olive oil...

"An easy way to prepare pizza crusts and freeze for later. Of course, you could use them immediately! I like this recipe b/c as a "single babe"... I'm mostly cooking for one these days and like being able to pull an individual-size pizza crust out of the freezer for a quick dinner... or when I have unexpected company!"

Ingredients: Italian spices, warm water...

"I've recently turned 30 and invited my friends to my place to an Indian/Singaporean meal. I served these mini garlic naans as an appetizer and they disappeared quickly. The original recipe didn't ask to sprinkle them with salt, but I did a batch with and without and preferred the salted ones. I also sprinkled some with fresh coriander (cilantro),..."

Ingredients: dried yeast, fresh coriander...

"Chewy, yeasty, yummy and fast! Instructions included for whole wheat dough and freezing for a make ahead meal too! Cooking time does not reflect time for toppings!"

Ingredients: cornmeal, fast rising yeast...

"Flat bread made without yeast in a frying pan. This can be prepared ahead and frozen and kept for 2 months. Reheat in warm oven.
June/07-I just made this for my family, it was heavier and more dense than what we are used to from Naan in restaurants. I liked it, DH thought it was OK and so did my older son BUT my youngest, picky-picky, really..."

Ingredients: plain yogurt, salt...

"I love the taste of homemade tortillas! And they're more pliable than store bought, not to mention lack of preservatives. Don't overcook these-they should be mostly white with just a few flecks of brown. This usually makes about 8 tortillas for me, but the yield actually depends on how you make them. This is an easy recipe from "More With..."

Ingredients: salt, shortening, water...

"I found this recipe at lesleycooks.tripod.com where she has a gluten free category. I had posted a request for tortilla recipes on Zaar because I needed something like a wrap I could make up for my girl's school lunches. After trying a couple I was kindly given, I found this one had a great taste and texture my kids loved. While it may not strictly..."

Ingredients: eggs, tapioca flour...

"This is a recipe from Cooking Free"

Ingredients: cornstarch, rice flour...

"Adapted from Lee Bros. Southern Cookbook."

Ingredients: half-and-half, kosher salt...

"First time I had this was during "Indian Taco" day for hot lunch at the school where I was a teacher on the Flathead Indian Reservation in Montana. This was served at all the pow-wows out there! A friend's mother gave me her recipe; they make it for a church fund-raiser in Rapid City, South Dakota. GREAT FOR O.A.M.C. PLANNED OVERS!"

Ingredients: warm water, salt, sugar...

"Spread the love.
A friend of mine uses this recipe with a white flour and corn masa mix instead of the white/wheat mix below and it's delicious.
It's also suggested that you double (or triple) the recipe and freeze either the dough or the prepared tortillas.
I will never buy tortillas again."

Ingredients: salt, vegetable oil, water...

"I got this from my father in law and saved it here as i think DH will like it."

Ingredients: chocolate, cinnamon, cocoa...

"These are simple squares with a crunchy cinnamon, chocolate and nut topping. You may want to roast your nuts in a frying pan (without oil or butter) before chopping them to enhance their flavour. I couldn't get golden caster sugar and muscovado sugar in Switzerland (recipe source is the English 'Good Food' magazine), so I used normal caster..."

Ingredients: eggs, light muscovado sugar...

"These are very easy to make, taste better than grocery store tortillas, and freeze nicely. Why would you ever buy tortillas again?"

Ingredients: warm water, table salt...