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3 Cups “Better for Bread Flour”
(or All Purpose Flour)
1 Cup Warm Water
1 ½ Tblsp Olive Oil
3 Tsp Salt
1 ½ Tblsp. Sugar
½ Tblsp Honey
2 Tsp Instant Rise Yeast
Extra Oil and Flour for Dusting
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Making dough at home is pretty simple. Giving the
dough the time to develop is the key to developing
great flavor.
We start by creating a dough “starter”. Add 1 Cup of
the flour, the salt, sugar and yeast to your mixer bowl
(if you do not have a stand mixer use a large glass
bowl). Stir to combine the dry ingredients. Add the
warm water and olive oil and mix to incorporate the
wet ingredients into the dry. Allow to “proof” for 5-10
minutes or till you see bubbles beginning to form on
the surface.
Using a silicone spatula (or fubber spatula) mix in the
remaining flour. Using the dough hook (slightly oiled)
mix on low for 4 minutes. Add extra flour or oil
depending on the texture of the dough. You do not
want the dough to be dry, that being said you do not
want it sticky either. The dough should pull away from
the sides of the bowl on its own. You may have to pull
the dough off of the hook a few times. Let rest for 5
minutes.
Mix on medium-low for an additional 5 minutes or till
the dough passes the “window pane” test. The window
pane test is when you can pull off a piece of dough and
stretch it thin till you can see light clearly throughthe
dough without breaking it.
Roll the dough into a ball and place into a large bowl.
Coat lightly with oil and cover with sprayed plastic.
Place in the refrigerator till doubled or till about 2-3
hours before using.
Makes two pizza doughs.