Mmmm Mmmm Pizza Dough
adjust these ingredients to your liking.. add different spices.. the possibilities are endless :chef
Mmmm Mmmm Pizza Dough
adjust these ingredients to your liking.. add different spices.. the possibilities are endless :chef
Cooking Instructions
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I use a stand mixer with a dough hook
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add 1 cup flour with yeast and sugar
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add 2nd cup flour with salt, herbs and oil
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start mixer
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slowly add the warm water. You may not need to add all the water.
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Continue mixing at medium speed untill dough comes off sides.
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Continue mixing around 10 minutes, don't stare at the machine, clean the mess you made and start putting things back!
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When the dough looks nice a smooth, take out of mixer, spray a little olive oil on it and hold in hands and nip and tuck form a nice ball
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place in bowl and cover in a warm place. Anywhere from 1 to 2 hours.
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Now comes the fun part...
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I don't toss my dough in the air.. I flour my work space and start rolling out my dough.
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Transfer to a pizza tray and using my fingers start making my pie, leaving the edges a little thick
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OK... start making your pizza, this is a pizza dough recipe!
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