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Title: Mama Mia Pizza Dough
Categories: Breadmaker Ethnic
Yield: 2 Servings
1 1/2 | ts | Red Star yeast |
2 1/2 | c | Bread flour; as much as 3 c |
*add as necessary to ball) | ||
2 | ts | Butter Buds |
1/8 | ts | Garlic powder more for a stronger garlic flavor |
2 | tb | Oil |
2 | tb | Honey |
1 | c | Warm beer I zap room temp beer in mw for a few secs) |
DATA PER SLICE OF DOUGH | ||
205 | x | *Calories |
4 | x | *Gm Protein |
30 | x | *Gm Carbohydrates |
x | *Mg Cholesterol | |
x | *Gm Fat | |
EXCHANGES | ||
2 | x | *Bread |
I finally found it and we are hooked. Thanks to my bread maker; we have no excuse for not having a great homemade pizza in no time. I hope you'll try it out and let me know how you like it. By the way, this doesn't make a Pizza Hut type of pan pizza dough, instead it is a hand-tossed type that is tender and not tough...delicious! Try it. Another note: I have a Welbilt 350.
Put all ingredients in your bread maker on manual and let it do the work. I let it rise for a little longer after it finishes, but judge for yourself if it requires that. Divide into two 12" pies (I roll it out) Put on two cornmeal covered pans, prick with a fork, brush with oil, add toppings and preheat your oven to 500F. Let the pizzas rise for 15 minutes or so, then bake for 7 minutes. MMMama Mia!! I've gotten great recipes off this BB, so I thought I'd reciprocate! Hope you like it!! Lilianne in Marietta, GA
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