Recipe No
227
pizza
Pizza dough
- Time
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Prep:
Total:
- Difficulty
- very easy
- Yield
- 4–4 serves • 400 g
Processes
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Water, 42°C / 108°F (¾ cup)180 g
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01Warm mixing bowl to the same temperature as the water, 42°C / 108°F.
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Dried yeast (1 sachet)7 g
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Honey (1 tsp)7 g
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Olive oil (1 tbsp)14 g
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02Add to bowl.
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03Whisk gently to combine
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04Set aside for .
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Flour (2 cups)180 g
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05Add to bowl.
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06Mix on low with dough hook until all the flower is fully combined, about .
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Salt (1 tsp)6 g
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07Add to bowl.
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08Continue mixing on medium–low.
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Flour (½ cup)70 g
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09Add to bowl, 3 g / 1 tsp at a time, incorporating after each addition. Continue until the dough stops sticking to the sides. This could take some time, as much as , and you may not need to use all of the flour.
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10Transfer dough to an oiled bowl. Cover and let rise; as little as and as long as 48 hours (in the fridge).
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11Divide dough into 4 pieces, for small pizzas. Roll out to the size of a small pizza tray. Lightly flour the tray, line with the dough and add toppings.
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12Cook in a very hot oven for .
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To ensure you have a mixing bowl to the same temperature as your water, place bowl inside the water bath at the same time as heating water in a zip lock sandwich bag. We use the mixing bowl from the stand mixer because it saves on washing up.
Making ahead
Complete fully up to resting stage, step 10.
Storing
prepared dough can be kept in the fridge for up to 2 days
Categorisation
- Category
- pizza
- Meal
- component
- Cuisine
- italian
- Diet
- vegetarian
- Tags
- dough pizza pizza base pizza dough