Pizza Crust: How to make! includes recipe
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The Secret To A Good Pizza Crust
The secret to making a great pizza crust at home is really not that hard to figure out. It's just a three letter word. Drum roll please...Eggs...
Every person has their own idea about what the perfect pizza should be like. Thin, regular, thick crust, soft baked, well done etc. same as the many variations of toppings.
Lets start by building the perfect pizza crust. The recipe is as followes.
Ingredients:
- 2 envelopes of granular yeast
- 3 cups of warm water ( not too hot just comfortable feeling on hands)
- 1 cup of milk
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1 cup margarine or veggie oil
- 5 eggs
- 1 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 9 1/2 - 10 cups sifted all purpose flour
Methodology:
In a small bowl add sugar to 1/2 cup of warm water stirring until mostly dissolved, stir in yeast. (some yeast packets say it not necessary do soak yeast, I find that the yeast seems to work better with this extra step).
In large mixing bowl melt margarine in warm water, add milk, salt, and whisked eggs. By this time yeast will have a frothy cap add to bowl. Stir in 1/2 the flour and beat well. Add in remaining flour and knead until the dough is smooth and elastic. Cover the dough-ball with a little oil or margarine ( so it won't dry out while left to rise) Place in bowl, cover with a cloth and let rise in a draft free warm place until doubled in bulk about 45-50 minutes.
During rising time you can chop up veggies, grate cheese and make up the sauce.
This recipe will make three large size round pizza crusts or two large cookie sheets. We like regular to thick crust so if you prefer thin you will probably get an extra small out of the dough for tomorrows lunch or freezer. Give the pizza or cookie sheets a quick non-stick spritz of oil.
Punch down dough, roll out to desired thickness, spread with sauce and toppings. At this point you can wrap a pizza as airtight as possible and freeze for another night.
Bake in 375 degree Fahrenheit (about 175 degree Celsius) oven 35-40 minutes for soft-bake crust and an additional 5-8 minutes for well done crust. To check for doneness just lift corner with spatula.
This pizza crust is also really good as a flat bread to go with a salad or soup. My favorite way is to bake the "pizza crust" plain no toppings when hot just out of oven spread a thin layer of pesto (garlic, basil, olive oil) sauce, sprinkled with a little Parmesan cheese and return into oven under broil for 1 minute (just to melt the cheese).
Enjoy
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I will be retiring from my job next year. Maybe I can make and sell pizza for a change.
:))))))) BIG SMILES Zsuzsy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! im never making another pizza after trying this recipe this afternoon !!! im over the moon!!! hubby is away but i sent him pic of my pizza and him being a piggy when it comes to pizza is excited to taste the recipe next week when he returns from the riggs!! BIG THANX Zsuzsy!!!
reg
HEATHER FROM S.AFRICA
Zsuzsy: When I make a pizza I get a nice pre-made dough at the local deli, but if I ever challenge myself to making my own dough (aside from the dough I make with Google) I will try this recipe for sure. :)
Mm, now I want some pizza although it's 1:41 in the morning. haha. Your Hub may just come in handy for lunch tomorrow. Thanks for that!
How can your Namaste price is $75.99 while the list price is only $46.99??? Should it be $35.99?
It was awesome, Zsuzsy! I took one extra step. When the pizza came out of the oven, I opened a stick of butter and gave the crust a good rub down. YUM!
Making this tonight! The recipe says margerine, or veggie oil. What's the difference between the two, flavor wise? The oil certainly seems the easier route.
Awesome! I actually like your recipe better than my own! Just don't tell anybody. It'll be our little secret...
wow zsuzsy, I bet this is sooo delicious. Sounds wonderful, I love a tender pizza crust!! thanks for the recipe and for explaining it so well.
I am always looking for new crust ideas. We eat homemade pizza around hear about once a week. Can't wait to try your recipe this weekend.
Happy Independence Day!
Mmm, pizza.
I love pizza.
Guess I'll go roll out some dough and make some.
Thanks for the recipe
-Naomi
It sounds soooo good... My mouth waters imagining that pizza crust just plain, no topping but garlic and olive oil... mmmm....
You guys make me hungry, I just finished lunch :). This is awesome will try this recipe soon. I love home made pizzas. Cheers :)
Mmm, pizza sounds great! I just made a pesto based veggie pizza last week. Maybe this time I'll try to make my own pizza crust!
Home made pizza sounds good! can you make a pizza with stuffed crust?
I have never made a homemade pizza.. perhaps I will try now! Yumm!
Great hub it made me hungry just reading it I love pizza but never tried to make my own, thanks for the information.
Yum - I love making homemade yeast bread. So, I will try this too! My kids love pizza and baking. So this is a recipe for a fun weekend project. Plus, it will snow again this weekend. Looks like we have our plans. Great Hub! Steph
Just what I was looking for.My pizza's always turn out soggy on top.Thanks for the tips.And congrats for having crossed the 100 mark on your fan club.
I'm hungry!!:] great recipe!!
another good one :) I sometimes make them at home buying the store pre-made crusts, but this sounds so much better.
Thanks, Zsuzby Bee. The only thing that has kept me from making pizza at home was not knowing how to make the crust. Now that you've shown me, I'm getting dangerous. This hub just got printed out and will accompany me to the kitchen! Thanks again.
Thanks, this might be perfect for this weekend.
Those pictures of pizzas look great! Makes me want one.
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Zsuzsy Bee Hub Author 4 months ago
Vkiong, thanks for stoppping by and for commenting
regards Zsuzsy