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By mommyoffour
on July 05, 2010
I made two batches of this one evening and we enjoyed it. I certainly is easy and quick. I made a pork and mushroom pizza with one and beef and onion pizza with the other. I will use this recipe again when in a quick situation. thank you for sharing.
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on February 22, 2010
Hello, I needed a quick pizza dough recipe for tonight and I ran across this one. I read the blogs and decided to try it. It is wonderful. I let it rise a second time only because I was on the phone. I will add 1/2 teaspoon of salt, and italian spice to the dough. That is just personal preference. This will become my go to recipe when I need a quick dinner or the kids and grand kids drop by. Thanks for sharing. Chrismar175
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on January 02, 2010
This was the easist pizza dough i ever made. I made it into calzones for the kids lunches.. The hubby took one for lunch at work..Thanks for a great recipe..
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on October 07, 2009
uh oh...now my family won't eat another packaged pizza crust ever again. This is a great, quick, easy recipe. I'd never made my own pizza crust but this was sooo easy. I put it into the oven at 250 degrees and let it rise a bit. We like our pizza more like a casserole and it was perfect in a 9x11 pan and was the equivilant of what I'd been gettin out of 2 packages of bought. Lookin at the recipe, I think I might have forgotten the oil, but I always put a drizzling of olive oil on my crust before I top it and even though I forgot the oil, it still turned out great. I sprinkled it with a little garlic salt, and some italian seasoning too. THANKS A BUNCH!!!
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I was terrified this recipe was not going to come through for me considering i only made pizza once before and that was in high school and i had lost the recipe to that one. But this recipe came through for me and was an amazing hit, my mother-in-law's fiancee even liked it and he is not a pizza lover at all. My whole family raved about how much they loved it. I didn't need to add anything to the dough it was perfect even withstood the mountain of toppings that i toppled on it. i was surely be using this recipe for years to come! GREAT RECIPE!
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountI've used this recipe multiple times now and I love it! Highly Recommend! :D
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on March 04, 2009
This is a great, basic, quick pizza crust. I added some garlic powder, about half whole wheat flour and about 1 tbsp of sugar to the dough. The dough was very easy to work with and roll. It created a soft yet somewhat chewy crust.
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on February 16, 2009
This is a VERY soft dough. Plan on using a bit of extra flour -or- using lots of flour when you roll it out. Your hands will be a mess. I was looking for an easy recipe to make mini-pizzas with my kids, and it worked really well. I added some garlic powder, a pinch of salt, and some italian seasoning to the dough. If you don't have a pizza stone try heating your cookie sheets before building your pizzas. I used strips of string cheese to roll in the crust
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For a quick pizza dough, excellent. I add 1 tsp onion or garlic salt to mine to give it some flavor but otherwise, very good as written.
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on November 04, 2008
Very good...I added a pinch of salt and needed a bit more flour (I found it to be just a little sticky). I wound up letting it rise longer than expected just due to my own circumstances (about 45 minutes) but it baked up light and fluffy. I prebaked at 375 with the sauce on for 20 minutes and then cooked it 5 minutes more after adding the cheese (I don't like my cheese browned). The kids & I LOVED it! YUM!
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on August 09, 2008
This dough was very, very good. I have used the same recipe (another one) for 30 years and after trying this one, like it much better. It is easier and quicker. It makes enough for 2-12" thin crust pizzas. You really can come home from work and have dinner on the table quickly. I pre-baked for about 10 minutes like someone else suggested and that worked very well. I also added a little garlic powder and salt to the recipe. It doesn't have a whole lot of flavor but the texture is right. Next time I will add a tad of oregano, a little chopped onion along with the garlic and a little more salt and I think it will be perfect. Thank you NYAmy for a GREAT recipe!
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on August 06, 2008
I've tried several pizza dough recipes and this is by far the best. It's quick, easy, and tastes great.
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on July 12, 2008
I've made this twice now and it came out great both times. This last time I use 1 1/2 cups white flour, and 1 C white whole wheat flour. I also added a little salt. Thanks!
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on July 11, 2008
Very easy, used for calzones.
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on June 14, 2008
This definately is a quick and easy dough recipe. And it is not bad at all, and I would use it again. I used my 15x10 pan, and it made a nice thin crust. I baked for about 10 mins. at 425, and then added my mozerella cheese and baked 5 mins. longer. It turned out very nice and there wasn't any left any all! Thanks for posting.
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on June 07, 2008
I finally tried this and it does work. I would use it again in a pinch, but it was definitely inferior to a traditional 2 rise dough. The long cooking time ruins the cheese and toppings a bit too. Perhaps it would have been wise to do as some other raters suggested and par-bake it first.
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on May 28, 2008
This pizza dough turned out very nice. I made one pizza thick and one pizza thin and I must say I preferred the thin crust. I baked it for about 5 minutes before adding the toppings...great. I am thrilled that I now have a GOOD quick pizza dough. No more boxed stuff for me!
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on April 28, 2008
I subbed milk for half of the water and replaced 1/4 cup of flour with whole wheat flour. Very good! Restaurant quality texture crust when baked on a pizza stone!
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This is my new favorite pizza dough recipe. It turned out great. My husband really likes thin crust pizza and I can make three cookie sheet sized pizzas with this one recipe. Definitely the best dough recipe I've tried - love it!
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on September 03, 2007
we have a pizza oven and make our own dough alot. this recipe was a last minute option for dinner, but didn't quite cook through. took at least 15 mins to cook a pizza (three times as long) and it was pretty flavourless, despite putting fresh rosemary in the dough. next time, more oil (for crunch) and salt.
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