I wanted use up the last of my whole wheat flour.If your oven isn't that strong, bake between 180 - 200°C. If you don't have whole wheat flour, use bread flour. It's good to divide the dough into 3 portions if you prefer thin crusts. Recipe by Anpinku

My family loves pizza! I bought several different books and tried making my own pizza. Finally I settled on this pizza dough.For the tomato sauce, drain the canned tomatoes, finely mash them with a fork, and add a pinch of salt. It will be enough for 3 sheets of pizza dough.Even a fluffy and thick pizza crust will be crispy after pre-baking for 10-12 minutes. Recipe by Mokobu- mama

Complete beginners guide to making dough for pizza etc. I am a beginner myself and hope this guide will help others who are starting.

I wanted to eat a quick, easy, and fluffy pizza, so I experimented making it and arrived at this recipe which suits my tastes. Refer tofor a crispy pizza.Cover the dough with plastic wrap to prevent it from drying and adjust the baking time according to your oven. When you are eating them the next day, I recommend microwaving for 10 seconds or warming up in a oven for 1.5 minutes. Recipe by mini

I was taught this recipe by a friend who loves to bake bread.When you're adding the ingredients to the bread maker, add them in the order of the ingredients list, except for the warm water, which should go in last. Then simply switch on the bread maker. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

A simple cheesy bread made with homemade pizza dough. It has a crunchy cheese top and chewy soft texture. 😋

The best if u add a suger an fry they come up really nice ;-).

#5ing .

This is my go-to pizza dough. It's so fun and easy to make! The cool thing about this pizza dough is you can either cook it in a hour or let it rise in the fridge for 3 days! I've tried a ton of different recipes but this one is the best

I wrote down this recipe years ago but don’t recall where I got it from. Anyway, it’s very good.#pizza #dough #yeast #scratch #homemade #pie

I don't like pizza crust that's too soft and fluffy like bread. So I thought in that case, I don't really need to bother too much about kneading and rising times. I tried out my theory, and the result was a crunchy, nutty crust that had just the right softness and was delicious, so I made it into a recipe!In the summer, just leave the dough to rise at room temperature, and it will do so while you are preparing the toppings. In the winter, use your oven's bread-rising setting or put the dough in a warm location for 10-15 minutes, which is enough. This crust is not puffy like bread, so you only need to leave it to rise for a short time. Recipe by Lesser Panda