Vanessa just gave me the
recipe for her pizza dough via email when her kids kindly allowed her 10 minutes on the computer:)
The recipe I used was Al Brown's with a Vanessa slant....
275ml water
10g dried yeast
1 tsp sugar
500g flour
1 tsp salt
3 Tablespoons olive oil plus extra to grease
the bowl
Mix water yeast and sugar in a large bowl and leave to bubble for about 5 mins
then add flour, yeast and salt and about 3 tablespoons olive oil and knead, I
use a mixer and dough hook, knead for about 10 mins.
Place in a clean oiled
bowl, make sure the dough is covered in oil, cover and leave to rise in a warm
spot. I double this recipe and makes
about 6 - 8 thin pizzas. I also make it
earlier in the day and when it’s doubled in size I just punch it down and let
it rise again.
And then you can have it
as a flat garlic bread with a little bit of crushed garlic, oregano or fresh herbs, sea salt and a drizzle of olive
oil or with a multitude of toppings that you fancy.
You can also use pizza stone in conventional oven and heat it up
to the highest setting then bake your pizza for 7-8 minutes.
Note: A million apologies my dear readers - a mistake made early on. Vanessa's Pizza Dough has been adapted from Al Brown's recipe - Al Brown is a New Zealand chef but I had a confusion between him and Alton Brown. The post has been edited.
Note: A million apologies my dear readers - a mistake made early on. Vanessa's Pizza Dough has been adapted from Al Brown's recipe - Al Brown is a New Zealand chef but I had a confusion between him and Alton Brown. The post has been edited.
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