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My ever growing recipe for pizza dough
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155 grams 00 flour | |
155 grams all purpose flour | |
8 grams of fine salt | |
2 grams MSG (For tomato or mushroom based pies. And Don't worry if it sounds weird. Trust me lol) | |
2 grams active dry yeast | |
4 grams extra virgin olive oil | |
200 grams of lukewarm water | |
Step 1: Combine flours and salt in a stand mixing bowl or a large bowl | |
Step 2: in a small bowl, stir together water, yeast and oil | |
Step 3: pour your yeast mixture into your stand mixer with a dough hook and turn it on low until combined | |
Step 4: Scrape your dogh hook and cover the bowl for 15 minutes | |
Step 5: turn your stand mixer on low again and knead for 3-5 minutes | |
Step 6: Cut the dough in two and shape into balls | |
Step 7: if cooking the same day(not recommended): Cover in a damp cloth and let rise for 3-4 hours | |
otherwise: oil two medium sized bowls and roll your dough balls around in them. Cover with platic wrap and let rise in your fridge for at least 18 hours. | |
DONE! :) I recommend drizzling whatever pizza you make with a bit of olive oil AFTER you have finished baking. It will help to intensify all your flavors. :) |
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Turns out that this is a very wet dough. I added a bit more oil to it during my last round and that might have been overkill.