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What kind of a world food forum would there be withouth at least one pizza recepy in it?!
So, here is a really easy recepy for pizza dough. You can add the topping to your liking. I will just write what i use.
Other: Ingredients:
Time:
30 mins+20 mins
Difficulty:
Easy
Serving Size:
2 people
  1. 250 g of sharp flour
  2. 250 g of fine flour
  3. 7 - 10g of dry leaven
  4. 250 ml of tepid or warm water
  5. 1 spoon of olive oil
Instructions:
  1. Just mix it all up (with clean hands) and leave it covered in a warm place for about 30 minutes. After 30 minutes put it on a baking paper (so you don't have to deal with flour). Then shape it into pizza (thin or thick whatever you like). Put some oil over it.

  2. And it's ready to fill it with the topping of your own choosing. I use a pasta sauce with basil that i buy at the local market, add some origano, chicken ham, mushrooms and cheese. Afer you are done with the topping bake it for 15-20 minutes on 200 C. The dough on side will be crunchy, while the one inside will be soft.
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Old 11-Sep-2008, 04:38 PM   #2
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I just remembered (but i can't seem to find the edit button here) that ingredients also need 2 or 3 pinches of salt. I use 3, because pizza should be a bit salty.
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Hi Gregor,sharp flour? Am i right in thinking in the UK we call this strong flour? Also i can not seem to find the edit function anymore?
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Hi Gregor! Welcome to the forums. Thanks for the recipe.
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Hi Gregor,sharp flour? Am i right in thinking in the UK we call this strong flour? Also i can not seem to find the edit function anymore?
Could be... I couldnt' find it in a dictionary. We call it sharp, because it's slightly rougher as to the oposite smooth one. The peices in it are tiny bit bigger. It's type 400 flour while the fine grinded one is type 500. If that means anything to you... If it "strong flour" is correct then it would be good if someone could edit that as well.

It's not that necessary to do the mixture of flours, but it makes it taste a whole lot better.
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Gregor, looks almost like my basic pizza recipe although I also add a little little pinch of sugar, way less than the salt of course.
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