Good pizza. It s my go-to now. Nice and crisp and thin. I cook for 16-20 min at 450 degrees. I make two med size pizzas.
This recipe is quick and easy enough to make on a weeknight with a bit of planning ahead. Not giving it a second rise makes for a nicely textured crispy thin crust even without blind baking although if you did give it a second rising after forming the pizza crust(s) it would probably be lighter and fluffier (I'll try that next time). I didn't have cornmeal on hand so I didn't use it; no problem. I added garlic powder basil oregano and a touch more salt to the flours which added more flavor. The only fault with this recipe is it doesn't give a baking temperature! I baked it at 450 F for 12 to 17 minutes. A pizza with scant toppings will require less time while one piled high with lots of veggies will take longer. I was pleasantly surprised though that this crust held up to my veggie-heavy pizza without getting soggy!
Easy and not bad at all. Crunchy thin crust and no one complained!
Love this crust. I made it for my husband and he even liked it. I have pass on this crust to a number of friends and they all love it too.
Usually making pizza dough is a disaster for me and this one was perfect!
it was easy to make. Plenty of dough to use. Sometimes there is not enough dough to cover the pan. Agree with Jdaniel that it is a crunchy thin crust. No one complained in my house either.
This is the pizza crust I use now for all my homemade pizzas. I make it in my food processor. I love how easy it is and the taste is great. Sometimes I add a little garlic powder and dried herbs oregano and basil for extra flavor. I also use honey instead of sugar.
Today I made whole wheat pizza dough and tried my first attempt at homemade pizza! Made four different ones all with differing toppings. My ingredients included: grilled eggplant roasted butternut squash kramini mushrooms red onions garlic sun-dried tomatoes extra lean ground beef salami homemade pizza sauce shredded mozzarella and ricotta cheese. The thin crust came out nice and crispy:)
Today I made this whole wheat pizza dough and tried my first attempt at homemade pizza! Made four different ones all with differing toppings. My ingredients included: grilled eggplant roasted butternut squash kramini mushrooms red onions garlic sun-dried tomatoes extra lean ground beef salami homemade pizza sauce shredded mozzarella and ricotta cheese. The thin crust came out nice and crispy:)
This was a really good crust! It was so far the best whole wheat crust recipe I have tried. The other ones were dry and tasted like paper. I doubled the recipe and this covered my entire large pan.
Wonderful! I didn't have a pizza stone but cooked the crust at 450 for 5 minutes to harden then baked the pizza (with toppings) for 15-20 min. Turned out great!! So much better than store bought and it was my first attempt at homemade dough! Great dinner!!
I haven't tried this but am looking for an easily made recipe. Some recipes want us to use a breadmaker or food processor; I don't have either. Some say make extra and freeze it but don't tell us how. This one is one I will actually try. I do wish there were a good version of this made solely with whole grain flour however. I'll be back after I make it.
Delicious! It was thin tasty and crispy. I also wish you could do it 100% whole wheat but I think it would be too heavy.
I'm only giving this a 4 out of 5 because I'm not sure I made it correctly. Read about my yeast experience in my blog "Eating the Rainbow" at: http://superfoodsyear.blogspot.com/2010/08/kathy-vs-yeast.html
I had never made pizza crust before and this was very easy and fast. The crust ended up very crisp and flavorful - exactly what you want for homemade pizza! I'm so happy that I know how to make pizza crust now - no more purchasing expensive Boboli crusts!
one pound of pizza dough? This will be my first homemade pizza crust other than the jiffy box. I am not following a recipe so i am not sure if this will be enough dough. I am not sure how you find out how many pounds of dough you will need to use for the size of your pans- any help is greatly appreciated! Cons: don't know how much dough i will need and this talks about 1 pound.
Easy Healthy Homemade Pizza Dough This recipe really is as easy as it sounds. I prepared my toppings while the dough was rising. The only bit of work is the 10 minutes of kneading but I found that to be quite therapeutic actually. Next time I might try the food processor variation just to see how it comes out. I also might try white whole-wheat flour instead of regular whole-wheat flour for... Pros: easy delicious cheaper than prepared dough
Just Okay I think I should have gone with my gut and used honey instead of sugar. I thought this at best was bland at worst was slightly bitter. It was thin enough (I used this to make 4 personal pizzas) that you couldn't really taste the crust much with the toppings but I like my crust to have a nice taste on its own. Pros: Easy to Make Cons: Wasn't crazy about the taste
well worth the effort I made this using white whole wheat flour instead of the bread flour and honey instead of sugar. It was SO good and crunchy. I will probably never buy pre-made dough again. It also made enough to cover a 12" X 17" baking sheet. Pros: easy fast and makes a very crispy crust Cons: none
