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An Italians Classic Pizza Dough

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Ingredients

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1 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon honey
2 tablespoons olive oil
3/4 cup cool water
1 1/4 ounce envelope active dry yeast
1/4 cup warm water
3 cups flour
2 tablespoons butter

Nutritional information

473.6
Calories
122 g
Calories From Fat
13.6 g
Total Fat
4.7 g
Saturated Fat
15.3 mg
Cholesterol
637 mg
Sodium
76.6 g
Carbs
3 g
Dietary Fiber
4.6 g
Sugars
10.5 g
Protein
116 g
Serving Size

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An Italians Classic Pizza Dough

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    So, a few notes: first, the recipe is a bit vague, which can lead to some confusion. It doesn't specify the type of flour to use, so used bread flour instead of all purpose flour. I'm not sure if bread flour is denser, but I only needed two cups of flour, and it most definitely wouldn't have been able to absorb any more. Then, it says to prove the dough, but I am not sure if it is supposed to rise or not? I let it sit a bit longer than it said or it wouldn't have risen at all. I did divide the dough, but the pizzas were about 9" each in diameter. They tasted pretty good, but definitely were not authentic Italian from someone who has been to Italy a few times. Finally, the recipe did not specify bake times, so I just guessed. First was probably a bit over-baked, second was fine. Ultimately, they turned out fine, and it's a decent recipe for a rainy day.

    • 80 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    An Italian’s Classic Pizza Dough, Cooking for a couple of decades you are always tweaking. I have several dough recipes, but this is the one that consistently gets the high marks from my guest. A hot pizza stone works best, but a good hot oven is the key., So, a few notes: first, the recipe is a bit vague, which can lead to some confusion. It doesn’t specify the type of flour to use, so used bread flour instead of all purpose flour. I’m not sure if bread flour is denser, but I only needed two cups of flour, and it most definitely wouldn’t have been able to absorb any more. Then, it says to prove the dough, but I am not sure if it is supposed to rise or not? I let it sit a bit longer than it said or it wouldn’t have risen at all. I did divide the dough, but the pizzas were about 9″ each in diameter. They tasted pretty good, but definitely were not authentic Italian from someone who has been to Italy a few times. Finally, the recipe did not specify bake times, so I just guessed. First was probably a bit over-baked, second was fine. Ultimately, they turned out fine, and it’s a decent recipe for a rainy day., I followed every instruction…but I did use a mix of flour and polenta for the surface when I rolled it out. Great recipe!


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    Steps

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    In a Small Bowl Combine Salt, Honey, Olive Oil, and Cool Water.

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    Mix Well and Set Aside.

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    in a Separate Bowl, Combine Warm Water and Yeast. Allow to Proof For Ten Minutes.

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    After Proofing Combine Honey Mixture and Yeast in One Large Mixing Bowl.

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    Add Flour, One Cup at a Time, Into the Combined Liquid Mixture. Dough Is an Art - Depending on Your Paradigm You May Want to Work This With Your Hands, Add a T of Water If It Is Dry.

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    Place Dough Ball on Lightly Floured Surface and Knead Until Smooth.

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    Place Dough in Covered Buttered Melted Bowl and Allow Dough to Rest For 30 Minutes. a Slightly Warmed Oven 90 Degree Is Great.

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    Divide Into Two Equal Sized Dough Balls.

    9
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    If Using a Pizza Stone, Place Stone in Oven and Preheat Oven to 450 For at Least Ten Minutes.

    10
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    Roll Out Into Two Pies and Add Your Favorite Sauce and Topping Combinations.

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