Pizza Dough Recipes


Easy and quick pizza dough recipe and a couple ways to get it cooked just right. Visit www.breadtopia.com for more videos and pizza supplies.

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25 Responses to “Pizza Dough Recipes”

  1. nitabahtiri says:

    what’s yeast? i don’t get it

  2. ColonelAngus75 says:

    Should the olive oil used be extra virgin? Also how long can the dough be kept in the refrigerator?

  3. llcooldog1 says:

    youtube.com/watch?v=EP7fjohegRU

  4. Aprilshowersss says:

    ACK! Why does everyone put pineapple on their pizza lately?

  5. Seyahhsod says:

    @pocketlint59

    Instant Yeast gets activated more so with hot water than cold.

  6. chadasjackson says:

    Good looking dough. I use garlic salt and some oregano in my dough for a little flavor.

  7. leonieke123ke says:

    what do you do when you only have got fresh bakers yeast? (the kind that comes in blocks)

  8. TangoSpiceCompany says:

    This is a great dough, simple to make and very tasty!
    Works very well for stromboli too!

  9. MrClaessensw says:

    nice

  10. ThaddeusMaximus909 says:

    @breadtopia kk thanks alot :P

  11. pocketlint59 says:

    why won’t cold water work?

  12. breadtopia says:

    @ThaddeusMaximus909 No. You need yeast. Baking powder won’t do it. Wait until you have some yeast.

  13. ThaddeusMaximus909 says:

    what if I dont have yeast. can I use baking powder? and if so how much. hurry before I just try it :P

  14. gumpdy says:

    You have inspired me to create pizza. I’ve mastered thai and now it’s time for american magic (real italian pizza sucks). You bring lots of joy to my life. The stop motion followed by the pizza grab is hilariously cheesy (pun intended). Thank you!

  15. earthwormensemble says:

    @delicacy100

  16. tashyagoone says:

    @UneX100 thanx

  17. Xyreth says:

    @FromSouthforkTexas It’s ready for baking after it about doubles in volume.

    You only place it in the fridge if you want to keep it for later use. If you’re gonna keep it, keep it before it rises.

  18. UneX100 says:

    For the gram conversion:
    Add 575g of flour, Add Salt 3g, Add Yeast 3g.
    Mix it up.
    Luke-warm water 175g.
    Mix it up.
    Oil 45g.
    Cook it at 250 degrees of Celsius.

  19. FromSouthforkTexas says:

    what should i do if the dough isn’t strong enough to handle after it rises? and how do i prevent the dough from becoming lumpy?

  20. FromSouthforkTexas says:

    after the dough rises in a warm place (which sometimes only takes 30 minutes), is the dough then ready for baking, or should i place it in the fridge after it rises??

  21. madzappa says:

    awesome viddy, thank you.

  22. hleokakaaa says:

    good

    thank you

  23. JoPiDo says:

    spray can oil?!?!?!

  24. delicacy100 says:

    recipe was great, I tried it!

  25. Mrwiserfoodie says:

    How many ounces of flour for those of us that go by weight?