Shaping Mini Calzones
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To shape many calzones, first roll out half the calzone dough onto a well-floured surface,
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shaping it into a rectangle.
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Pull, stretch, lift, and turn the dough over during rolling to make sure it's an even thickness
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and roughly symmetrical in shape.
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Next, evenly spaced, three scoops of the filling on the bottom half of the dough, then
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dab water around each mound of filling.
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This will help seal the calzone closed.
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Carefully fold the back half of the dough over the filling to cover, then press around
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the mounds to help the water glue the dough together.
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With a biscuit ring, cut out the calzones, remove the excess dough around them, then crimp
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the edges with a fork to seal.
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Try to get them as close as possible, but don't worry too much if a little filling
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peaks out.
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Transfer the calzones to a baking sheet that's been dusted with cornmeal, then roll
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out the remaining dough and fill as before.
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Bake the calzones as directed in the recipe.
These pizza pockets aren't difficult to prepare. Watch this quick video to learn the simple techniques for how to roll, fill, and seal them.