Kimmie’s Pizza dough recipe

Hi all,

I promised yesterday to share the recipe today so here it comes.

For one large thick crust pizza:

  • 2.5 cups white or wheat flour
  • 8 tsp white sugar or splenda, or 4 tsp dried stevia powder
  • 1 Tbsp dry active yeast
  • 3 Tbsp extra virgin olive oil ( or a similar oil)
  • 1 – 1 1/2 cups warm water.

Now, I do this all in a stand mixer. It makes it very easy. You could do this with a hand mixer or by hand but it will be a lot more work.

I pour in the flour first. Next is the sugar and yeast. Then I give it a quick mixing, usually less than 5 turns on the mixer. I do this to more evenly spread the sugar and yeast. I then pour in the oil and start the mixer on low. Once it has been mixing a minute or so I slowly pour in the warm water. I start with a cup. For some reason ( humidity maybe) it sometimes needs a bit more water. I add it slowly, shaking the bowl a bit to make sure all is grabbed by the dough hook and incorporated into the ball of dough.

The finished product of raw dough should be mildly sticky, but a dusting of flour will allow you to easily get it all from the bowl and form a ball.

Place this on a floured large cutting board or similar surface, cover with a damp dark cloth and allow to rise 1-3 hours depending on the temperature in the area. It should double or more in size.

We cook our pizza on a Pizzazz oven. On it we cook 10 minutes lower and then 11-12 minutes on dual. This usually makes it thick, soft and just a touch crisp. It may have to be pushed down a bit if it rises beyond the cook area according to my guy.

For the pizza I have saved to my recipes on myfitnesspal.com I put the tomato sauce ( 2-3 Tbsp) 15 pieces of pepperoni and one cup of mozzarella shredded cheese.

This pizza is cut into 8 pieces.

Pepperoni pizza 6/29/2021

The nutrition breaks down as the following per piece:

Nutrition pizza

Well, I hope you give it a try and enjoy it. Add whatever toppings you like and adjust the nutrition accordingly.

Keep it going,

Kimmie

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