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The Best Pizza Dough
This easy pizza dough recipe is the key to making an extraordinary homemade pizza. We use all-purpose flour because double zero is hard to find. But if you're lucky enough to live near an Italian market or willing to purchase double zero flour online, using this flour will take your crust to the next level. You won't be disappointed with the results! —Josh Rink, Taste of Home Food Stylist
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I don’t know why someone’s giving a bad review for this From myself being an amateur cook this was amazing I think if you just follow exactly like a give it time to let the dough rise and everything this came out like very Delicious
am i the only person who can't find baking instructions?
Good pillow-y pizza dough, delicious recipe, and I have tried many, and am Italian. Works well with calzones too. The person who said it was tough might have over-kneaded it, or should try King Arthur All purpose flour. 00 Flour is best though, and easy to buy online, and is good for pastries too. Tip: Before adding tomato sauce, put on a sheen of olive oil on top and it wont get soggy, then half bake before adding the other toppings. I also thicken the sauce with a little tomato paste, and I never over do the sauce. Buon Appetito!
Not good, too chewy and leftovers were definitely tough. I'll not make again.
I have used this recipe many times with and without herbs. It rolls out beautifully. I do grill the base for a few minutes and then add pesto as sauce with lots of sauteed veggies topped with lots of cheese. My family loves this meal. So easy to do, great for the summer.
I'm 8 and I am wanting to make this for my fam.
Are you supposed to cook the dough before putting the toppings on? Just checking...
Has anyone tried baking the crust on a grill?
This recipe creates a very light consistency non chewy texture crust. I baked at 425F for twenty five minutes after adding toppings.
Our family go-to recipe for "Make Your Own Pizza" night. I have started adding a few add-ins to flavor up the crust a little bit (garlic, basil, oregano) and the kids love it. Our favorite time to use this recipe is when we are having another family over. I can prep the crust ahead of time and then everybody gets to roll out the shape they desire and top it how ever they desire. We set up a station for rolling dough and another for toppings. It's such a fun activity!