One quarter of the one pound recipe makes a personal pan pizza. I've made a half batch and quarter batch in the bread machine and it works out fine.
1 lb-makes 12" pizza or 4 personal pizzas
3/4 C warm water
1 Tblsp olive oil
2 1/4 C A/P flour
1 tsp salt
1 tsp sugar
1 tsp yeast
1 1/2 lb-makes 15" pizza
1 1/8 C warm water
1 1/2 Tblsp olive oil
3 1/3 C A/P flour
1 1/2 tsp salt
1 1/2 tsp sugar
1 1/2 tsp yeast
2 lb-makes (2) 12" pizzas
1 1/2 C warm water
2 Tblsp olive oil
4 1/4 C A/P flour
2 tsp salt
2 tsp sugar
2 tsp yeast
- Add all ingredients to bread pan in order given.
- Set to dough cycle.
- Use immediately or place in bowl greased with olive oil, turn to coat and store covered in fridge. Or, freeze, then wrap in plastic wrap.
- To thaw, put in fridge overnight, loosen the plastic wrap a bit so the dough has room to expand.
- I bake my pizza at 450 degrees for about 12 minutes.
Looks good, Lynn. I always wanted a bread machine, but no counter or closet space. This looks wonderful. I can smell it from here. xo
ReplyDeleteA few weeks ago, I tried my machine for the pizza dough. It was my first time making pizza and hubby said it was great but I found it hard to roll out and it wasn't a thin crust like I had in mind...any hints on how to get the crust thin? Thanks for sharing. xo
ReplyDeleteMy crust gets puffy too, but I like that... Love the thin, crispy type too but I haven't tried to make it... yet:@)
DeleteAfter you rolled out the dough punch it all over with a fork this will keep it from going all puffy
DeleteI love making things in the bread machine! Your pizza looks so yummy, I think I might need some for lunch today!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! My bread machine has probably made more pizza dough than anything else, especially back when my boys were teenagers. :)
ReplyDeleteYour pizza looks fantastic Lynn. If it gets the approval of a teenager, it must be some fine pizza. Great idea to make the personal size for yourself.
ReplyDeleteSam
I love making homemade pizza dough. Mine is a little different- using honey instead of sugar but I am going to have to see if there are any other differences because I am getting low on honey. I usually make one pizza and freeze the other or else I make garlic knots!!! I love pizza dough for everything!
ReplyDeleteThat pizza looks delish!!! I've never tried to make homemade pizza dough.
ReplyDeleteWere you listening in on my phone conversations tonight??? Two hours ago, I was JUST talking to my Italian neighbor about making homemade pizza dough!!!!!
ReplyDeleteNow I'm REALLY hungry for some! LOL
Thanks for the breakdown of the various recipe sizes, Lynn. That will come in real handy.
I have a DAK bread machine & I don't remember a pizza dough recipe in the book. I'll have to go back & look.
Enjoy your weekend, Honey & stop eavesdropping!
R.
This sounds good, Lynn. I often make my own pizza crust but I've never done it in the bread machine.
ReplyDeleteLynn, Your personal pizza looks wonderful! Thank goodness I don't have a bread machine, I'd be in so much trouble :)
ReplyDeleteWe love making our own pizza dough and using a pizza stone on the grill.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures make me hungry, Lynn!
One of my favorite things to make (and eat!) is homemade pizza. I freeze extra dough, too. It sure comes in handy. Of course, with our son being here now, there's no need to freeze the dough, because there isn't any extra!! Your personal pizza looks so good, Lynn! I used to have a bread machine, but I don't any more.
ReplyDeleteI've got a real "thing" for the garlic rolls in the nice Italian restaurants (the ones dripping with olive oil, garlic, parsley and basil, etc.
ReplyDeleteFinally had to ask the son of a fine Italian restaurant owner ... how to make those rolls (they're usually tied in a little knot to catch the garlic .. or somehow bumpy enough to do that).
The answer was: It is pizza dough.
Arghhhh, how to get fat in a hurry!
I was searching today for a bread machine Pizza Dough to make in my DAK. Thanks for posting this!
ReplyDelete~Judy