Homemade Pizza Dough — Most Popular Pin of the Week
By:
FN Dish Editor
Homemade pizza is a lot more approachable to make from scratch than you might think. This week's Most Popular Pin of the Week breaks down the popular dough, step-by-step, for incredible ease.
What You'll Need: Start with a medium bowl that's been lightly coated with olive oil. Add warm water (about 110 degrees F), dry yeast and sugar. Note: The activated yeast feeds on the sugar and then makes the dough rise. In another bowl, combine flour and salt. Have a fork, cutting board, knife, pizza pan and rolling pin (optional) handy.
What do you do next? Click here for the step-by-step gallery.
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