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  1. 21/8/08 15:41

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    Maike

    Mine's really simple but very yummy:

    Self raising flour, luke warm water, some olive oil and a pinch of sugar : mix it all together (quantities depend on how many pizzas you want really but I use about 300-500g flour, enough luke warm water to make the dough firm not sloppy) Kned the whole mixture (add a little flour if it is still too sticky)  until you get a nice piece of dough, cover that up and leave to rise for about 40 mins.

    Voila - pizza dough!! It sounds plain but once you've added the tomato sauce and toppings it's lovely. IHome made pizza is one of my dd's favourites

  2. 19/8/08 22:23

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    Smiling at youMummyMagsJardine

    Pizza dough
    Step 1:
    You will need
    • 180 g plain white flour
    • 1 tsp salt
    • 1 tsp dried yeast
    • ½ tsp caster sugar
    • 1 Tbsp olive oil
    • 120 ml warm water
    • polenta for dusting
    • 2 bowls
    • 1 spoon
    • some cling film
    • 1 rolling pin
    • 1 measuring jug
    • 1 sieve
    • 1 circular baking tray
    • Step 2:
    • Sieve the flour
    • Place the sieve over a bowl, add the flour and gently shake it through.
    • Step 3:
    • Make the dough
    • In the medium bowl, combine the salt, yeast and caster sugar. Make a hole in the centre, add the olive oil and warm water and mix in well. Give it a quick, final mix by hand to create a rough paste.
    • Step 4:
    • Knead the dough
    • Remove the dough from the bowl and place onto the chopping board. Knead the dough for roughly 3-4 minutes, using the heel of your hand. Keep kneading until it has formed a smooth ball.
    • Step 5:
    • Leave dough to rise
    • Transfer the dough into a large clean bowl, cover with some cling film, and leave it to rise for approximately two hours or until it has doubled in size.
    • Step 6:
    • Roll the dough
    • Uncover the bowl and sprinkle the dough with flour. Remove it from the bowl and place onto a flat surface. Sprinkle some more flour over the dough and roll it into a circle. Dust with flour again, turn it over and roll the other side.
    • Flour the base of the circular baking tray. Place the dough over the tray and push it outwards into a rustic circle.
    • If you aren't going to bake it straight away, it needs to be wrapped in cling film and kept in the fridge, for a maximum of 24hours.

  3. 30/7/08 20:42

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    daddysgirls

    i tend to cheat and buy asdas pizza base mix then just mix with water,if for kids one you could use small pitta breads to.

  4. 24/7/08 22:00

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    Smiling at youemns2004

    Jamie Oliver has it on his website. I have his book and have made he pizza dough many times it is great.

    Emma

  5. 24/7/08 10:55

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    Confusedanibunnyahamed

    hi there

    plz let me know how 2 make pizz a dough at home???  i appreciate varieties....include mini pizza for kids as well.

    regards

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