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No Yeast Pizza Dough
My no yeast pizza dough recipe is simple enough you can make it on your busiest nights. There’s no need to wait for it to rise or pre-bake it. Just mix it together, shape it top it and get it in the oven. Dinner is ready in under 30 minutes. No Yeast Pizza Dough Recipe
Approximately 3/4 cup water Preheat oven to 450 Fahrenheit Mix the dry ingredients together in a large bowl. Add the oil and enough water to combine everything. Stir first than mix by hand if necessary, it doesn’t have to be perfect. The less mixing the better, you don’t want to work the gluten in the flour or it will be hard to shape the dough. I use a cookie sheet with edges but any pan will do. I also use parchment paper to line the pan, but flour or cornmeal work also. By flattening the dough on the parchment lined cookie sheet I don’t have to add extra flour or try to move the crust. Flatten dough to desired shape, working from the middle out. I use a rectangular shape to fill a small cookie sheet or jelly roll pan. Press with fingers or knuckles to move the dough outward, if it gets to thin or tears just push some dough back to fill the area. Add sauce then toppings, leaving some room around the edge for a crust. Bake for 10-12 minutes. What Other Variations Can I Try?
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How to Freeze Also since a piece of dough the size of a cookie sheet is a bit bulky in the freezer sometimes I freeze the dough in individual portions. Six to eight inch round pieces, you can get four to six pieces out of one recipe depending how flat you like your crust. Wrap well. I slip plastic wrap between the pieces to keep them from freezing to each other and put them all in a plastic freezer bag. Store for up to 3 months. For longer storage wrap separately and seal well. Label with the date. Add toppings before or after freezing. Baked pizza can also be frozen, thaw it in the microwave for a fast snack. How to Thaw Bake pizza for 10-12 minutes at 450 Fahrenheit, with a larger or thicker crust you might want to let it cook a few minutes more. Make sure to dust the pan with cornmeal or line with parchment so the crust does not stick. Want to talk to me about freezer cooking? I'm on Twitter @FavFreezerFoods Return to the Homepage of Favorite Freezer Foods from No Yeast Pizza Dough Looking for something? Custom Search
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