Tasty pizza crust! Dough may be frozen after being rolled out to use at a later date. Cover it with the toppings of your choice.
Author: Susan
Ready in a snap and my kids love it! This can be used for pizza dough too. My dear chef friend Darrin Gleason shared this recipe with me over ten years ago while attending college. It has been a go-to...
Author: Angela
Whole grain and flax make this crust nutritious as well as delicious. The perfect combination of crispy, chewy, tender, and fluffy. Top dough with sauce, toppings, and cheese and bake at 400 degrees F...
Author: Matt Weber
Enjoy this frittata-type crust made with summer squash. Smother this crust with your favorite pizza toppings: tomato sauce or pesto and vegetables galore! Enjoy and be creative! Try sprinkling feta cheese...
Author: Dawn Davis
This crust I developed after many rounds of dough. It has become a weekly favorite! Its rosy color is from the sauce, and the chewy/crusty dough is a real treat! When baking, I like to use a pizza stone,...
Author: MEBV
If you'd never heard about pizza before and someone served this to you, I think you'd really enjoy it. Texture aside, the flavor of this final product was very pizza-like, and I'll be doing further experiments...
Author: Chef John
This recipe yields a crust that is soft and doughy on the inside and slightly crusty on the outside. Cover it with your favorite sauce and topping to make a delicious pizza.
Author: JASON SHARP
This pizza dough produces a very nice pizza crust--flavorful, tender, with just the right amount of chewiness.
Author: Chef John
Oh I love pizza! I could eat pizza every night...there are so many variations! It's comforting, delicious, flavorful - can anyone really resist pizza? This is an absolutely yummy gluten-free pizza crust...
Author: Emily {The Best of this Life}
This recipe came from my nonna who immigrated from Italy at 40 and members of my family have been making it for years. It is the best! I hope you enjoy it. My fiance said I should sell it! Lol!
Author: lizard_c9
If you want to make a good pizza that's fast and easy, this is it. Cooking at a higher temperature (500 degrees F (260 degrees C)) is the key to making this the perfect pizza. It doesn't get any easier...
Author: Michele Leigh Pinette Pierce
This is a double-rise dough typical of Neapolitan pizza. Two different rise methods are provided, one overnight in refrigerator and the other with a sponge.
Author: NANDITA
Soft stretchy dough you'll think came straight from Brooklyn, NY.
Author: Tammi
The 'ancient grain' spelt is related to modern wheat, but it's actually an entirely different species. From what I hear, it's easier to digest, higher in protein and fiber, and to me at least, has a much...
Author: Chef John