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Recipie For Pizza Dough
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I always buy ready made pizza bases.
I played Come Dine with me with a neighbour last week - I tried to make most of the meal! but I couldn't trust myself to make the bases (thats bad isn't it?).
I do feel very guilty if I get a compliment..because cooking Pizza like this is an easy/lazy option.
Does anyone else find Pizza bases tricky to get right?
Has anyone got a good recipie for pizza bases - light, not bready, that they wouldn't mind sharing?
Thanks
I played Come Dine with me with a neighbour last week - I tried to make most of the meal! but I couldn't trust myself to make the bases (thats bad isn't it?).
I do feel very guilty if I get a compliment..because cooking Pizza like this is an easy/lazy option.
Does anyone else find Pizza bases tricky to get right?
Has anyone got a good recipie for pizza bases - light, not bready, that they wouldn't mind sharing?
Thanks
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.15 ml dried yeast
1 lb strong flour
1 tsp salt
2 tbsp olive oil
Pour yeast over 300 ml of warm water and leave to froth.
Sift flour and salt into a bowl (I don't bother, I just chuck it in).
And yeast liquid mixture and oil.
Bring to a ball, knead for about 10 minutes (or way less if you have no patience like me).
Put in a lightly floured bowl. Cover with clingfilm and leave for two hours or until doubled in bulk in a warm place.
Turn into pizzas, Stromboli, whatever, and leave for about five minutes. Cook at 240 for pizza and 190 for Stromboli.
(Mrs Beeton's recipe, but I suspect not the original Mrs Beeton).
1 lb strong flour
1 tsp salt
2 tbsp olive oil
Pour yeast over 300 ml of warm water and leave to froth.
Sift flour and salt into a bowl (I don't bother, I just chuck it in).
And yeast liquid mixture and oil.
Bring to a ball, knead for about 10 minutes (or way less if you have no patience like me).
Put in a lightly floured bowl. Cover with clingfilm and leave for two hours or until doubled in bulk in a warm place.
Turn into pizzas, Stromboli, whatever, and leave for about five minutes. Cook at 240 for pizza and 190 for Stromboli.
(Mrs Beeton's recipe, but I suspect not the original Mrs Beeton).
Make a scone type dough, with 8oz self raising flour, rub in 2 oz marg, add a pinch of salt, and blend with natural yogurt to make a soft dough. Knead lightly, roll our into 2 large or 3 smaller bases. Top with whatever takes your fancy.
This also makes lovely light scones, if you add a tablespoon of sugar when rubbing in the flour.
This also makes lovely light scones, if you add a tablespoon of sugar when rubbing in the flour.
Sherrardk - thanks. I'm glad you mentioned.
I put far too much concentrated washing liquid in a dishwasher once and this person's house had suds coming out the front door! We could hardly see eachother wading through bubbles - I couldn't stop laughing ..took hours to put right. So you can imagine what I'm like cooking!
I put far too much concentrated washing liquid in a dishwasher once and this person's house had suds coming out the front door! We could hardly see eachother wading through bubbles - I couldn't stop laughing ..took hours to put right. So you can imagine what I'm like cooking!
175 grams self raising flour
½ tablespoon olive oil
½ teaspoon salt
125ml water (not really cold)
Mix it all together, should be a soft dough.
Roll it out, put on your toppings and bake.
You can cook this by lining a lightly greased frying pan, cook on the hob for 5-10 minutes, put on toppings then under the grill.
½ tablespoon olive oil
½ teaspoon salt
125ml water (not really cold)
Mix it all together, should be a soft dough.
Roll it out, put on your toppings and bake.
You can cook this by lining a lightly greased frying pan, cook on the hob for 5-10 minutes, put on toppings then under the grill.
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