it moves around, but it sounds like bird whistles sometimes.Racoons?Who do I call?
For a crispy crust, put it directly on the oven rackJust make sure there are no stray bits of cheese on the bottom of the crust or hanging off the edge or it will make a messYou can do it on tin foil, but the crust may stick and be a little soggy.
Yes, to get a great crispy crust, just put the pizza on the rack in the oven, you really don't need foil either.
I vote for putting it right on the rack in your ovenAdd some more cheese/toppings to make it really yummy!
Yes you canI would sprinkle a little corn meal on it to prevent sticking and it adds tons of texture and flavor to your pizzaToo bad you don't have a pizza stoneWhy not just put it on the oven rack and forget the pan or foilIt will be a little crispy on the crust.
The best way I can describe a raccoon's voice would be similar to a tree frog.a squeaky chatter, kind of higher pitched chatter/purr noiseI could tell you if I heard itIf it is a raccoon, then she probably has little ones in thereI had this happen uldn't get them out.had to wait and then the urine from the nest came through our ceiling.had to tear down one and a half room ceilings.put in new insulation.plastic.and new ceiling.expensive little varments.they can do a lot of damage.our climbed up the tv tower and literally pull apart the metal louvres of the vent at the end of our atticWhen we pulled the wet ceiling down, we ended up with three baby raccoons and mommy never came backWalk around your house and look if there is a spot they could have gotten in, then go up in the attic and check it out if you can.you can live trap them sometimes, but they are extremely smart and mommy's are vicious.
