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By Yesika

Homemade pizza dough

BEST PIZZA DOUGH🍕 Over 3 years deep into making pizza at home, I’ve fallen in love with the process and never crave to-go. With a little planning ahead, you can make the best homemade pizza of your life!
Updated at: Sun, 21 Jan 2024 22:56:46 GMT

Nutrition balance score

Good
Glycemic Index
75
High
Glycemic Load
133
High

Nutrition per serving

Calories1007.8 kcal (50%)
Total Fat18 g (26%)
Carbs178.2 g (69%)
Sugars3.9 g (4%)
Protein29.2 g (58%)
Sodium1749.7 mg (87%)
Fiber6 g (22%)
% Daily Values based on a 2,000 calorie diet

Instructions

Step 1
STEP 1: Add yeast to room temp water (if doing 8 doughs) or barely warm water (if doing 4 doughs- approx. 98°F) in a large bowl, and set aside. Get another large bowl and weigh out the flour.
Step 2
STEP 2: Add olive oil to the water and yeast. Add generous amounts of the flour mixture to the water mixture 1 cup at a time (if machine mixing). If hand mixing/kneading, pour all of the flour mixture into the water mixture. Add salt halfway thru kneading to avoid killing the yeast. Knead/mix until reasonably together, not perfect.
Step 3
STEP 3: Place into airtight container with enough room for dough to double in size. It’s okay if it doesn’t double in size while fermenting in the fridge. Cover top of dough with plastic wrap to prevent “elephant skin”. Immediately move to fridge to bulk ferment for a min of 12hrs and max of 36hrs.
Step 4
STEP 4: After bulk fermentation, cut into 9.5-10oz dough balls (comfortable 12” medium pizzas) and place into airtight containers. If making pizza that night, allow dough balls to sit at room temp for at least 2hrs before stretching. Dough balls can continue to individually ferment in fridge for up to 1 week.
Step 5
STEP 5: Enjoy!
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