c("In a cup dissolve 1 pack of yeast in 4 tablespoons of warm (but not hot) water.", "Allow to proof (sit) for 10 minutes.", "In another cup, mix together 12  tablespoons of cold water, 1 tablespoon of olive oil, 1 teaspoon of salt and 1  tablespoon of honey.", "Add the wet ingredients (cold stuff first) to 3 cups of  flour and mix (I sometimes use a food  processor, but you can use your hands.)    Allow the dough to rise.  Personally, I make the dough the night before I need  it, put it in the refrigerator overnight, and let it rise the next day (all  day.)  But as long as you let it rise at least 2 hours, it should be OK.", 
"Saute onion with a little olive oil until vaguely transparent.  Add chicken and  cook until just not salmonella city - pink inside is ok because it will also  cook inside the stromboli.", "Add green peppers at last minutes and just warm  through to take the edge off (I like mine crunchy, so cook as long as you think  they need to). Roll out pizza dough on a floured board until its about the shape and size of a pizza pan.", "Lay the dough on a nonstick pizza pan or a cookie  sheet. Layer the chicken, tomato, onion, peppers on one half of the dough.", 
"Sprinkle cheese overtop and flop the rest of the dough and seal- use a fork to  crimp the edges if necessary.", "As for cooking, I set the oven at 500 degrees.", "Stuff the stromboli and place it on a cookie sheet greased with olive oil.", "I  usually coat the stromboli with an egg wash, oregano, and pretzel (or kosher)  salt.  The egg wash will make it brown nicely.", "The other stuff is just for  taste.  There is no set time to cook it.  Just keep checking it after about 1 2  minutes.", "When the bottom is brown, it's done."
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