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20m
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36m
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In a stand mixer add warm water, sugar, salt, olive oil and flour. Mix well. Cover and let sit for 15-20 minutes while the flour absorbs the water and the gluten develops.

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1 1/2
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Warm water
1
tbsp
Sugar, or honey
2
tbsp
Olive oil

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I like to use hard white wheat. Khorasan and spelt are also really good too. For the tastiest crusts, I like to let the dough ferment in the fridge overnight or for 2-3 days. This gives the crust an amazing depth of flavor. If you are in a hurry, you can bake the pizzas after they have doubled in size. For crispier crust, use a pizza stone. Preheat the stone in the oven, place pizza with toppings on pizza stone and bake for 10-15 minutes until crust is golden and cheese is bubbly.
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Cythia B
21 days ago
We make this pizza crust every week. I experimented by making it a stuffed crust bbq chicken pizza.

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Kristin
21 days ago
ooo! Stuffed crust - yum!
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Cythia B
21 days ago
For the pepperoni pizza, I sliced fresh mozzarella and placed it around the edges and rolled it over. With the bbq chicken pizza I used Colby Jack.

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Kristin
21 days ago
amazing!
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Erin F
22 days ago
Do you let it double before putting it in the fridge?
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Kristin
21 days ago
No i don't
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Cythia B
a month ago
I didn’t get a picture before I cut it. We think this is the best pizza crust

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Kristin
25 days ago
Yay! So happy to hear!
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Gabrielle S
a month ago
I make a double batch of this weekly. My kids are obsessed!! They even like to come up with their own toppings. They like basil and pineapple because they saw it in one of their favorite shows lol. I love that they’re getting all the nutrients of FMF in their favorite food. Thank you for this recipe!!

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Kristin
a month ago
Love to hear this, so so much!
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Sonia E
2 months ago
My family loves this pizza crust. I like to make some for my daughter for the freezer. I make them smaller, usually 4 pizzas from 1 batch. I roll them thin and put each one on parchment and stack on a cookie sheet and pop in freezer. Once frozen, I take out and add pizza sauce and toppings and the refreeze individually (you need some freezer space to do this). When frozen I pop them in a really big Ziploc bag with parchment between each layer and the cooking instructions on the front. We cook at 475 for about 20 mins when frozen and it comes out nice and crispy!.Perfect for a quick snack and better than Delisio!
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Kristin
2 months ago
Yes, we do the same!
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Cindy L
2 months ago
What temperature do you preheat the oven?
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Kristin
2 months ago
400* f. it says it in the recipe
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Stephanie A
2 months ago
Can this be made in a bread machine?
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Kristin
2 months ago
Yes it can as long as your bread machine is big enough!
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Ashley Y
2 months ago
Could you do a partial bake of the crust in order to top and freeze them for easy baking later on? I currently making a pizza base with AP flour and will bake for half the time, let it cool completely and then top and place in the freeze. That way when we have a busy night I can pull one out and throw it in the oven to cook.
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Kristin
2 months ago
Absolutely!
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Sarah R
2 months ago
I milled 4 cups of berries, do I put all the ground flour into this recipe or measure out 4 cups of ground? I usually use weights so I’m confused.
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Kristin
2 months ago
My measurements are for ground flour, not wheat berries
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Stephanie P
3 months ago
This was great! Can't wait to try the fresh milled sourdough recipe!

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Kristin
3 months ago
yum!
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Prep
20m
Cook
16m
Total
36m
Ingredients
Method
Turn cooking mode on
Step 1
In a stand mixer add warm water, sugar, salt, olive oil and flour. Mix well. Cover and let sit for 15-20 minutes while the flour absorbs the water and the gluten develops.

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1 1/2
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Warm water
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Sugar, or honey
2
tbsp
Olive oil

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I like to use hard white wheat. Khorasan and spelt are also really good too. For the tastiest crusts, I like to let the dough ferment in the fridge overnight or for 2-3 days. This gives the crust an amazing depth of flavor. If you are in a hurry, you can bake the pizzas after they have doubled in size. For crispier crust, use a pizza stone. Preheat the stone in the oven, place pizza with toppings on pizza stone and bake for 10-15 minutes until crust is golden and cheese is bubbly.
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Cythia B
21 days ago
We make this pizza crust every week. I experimented by making it a stuffed crust bbq chicken pizza.

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Kristin
21 days ago
ooo! Stuffed crust - yum!
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Cythia B
21 days ago
For the pepperoni pizza, I sliced fresh mozzarella and placed it around the edges and rolled it over. With the bbq chicken pizza I used Colby Jack.

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Kristin
21 days ago
amazing!
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Erin F
22 days ago
Do you let it double before putting it in the fridge?
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Kristin
21 days ago
No i don't
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Cythia B
a month ago
I didn’t get a picture before I cut it. We think this is the best pizza crust

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Kristin
25 days ago
Yay! So happy to hear!
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Gabrielle S
a month ago
I make a double batch of this weekly. My kids are obsessed!! They even like to come up with their own toppings. They like basil and pineapple because they saw it in one of their favorite shows lol. I love that they’re getting all the nutrients of FMF in their favorite food. Thank you for this recipe!!

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Kristin
a month ago
Love to hear this, so so much!
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Sonia E
2 months ago
My family loves this pizza crust. I like to make some for my daughter for the freezer. I make them smaller, usually 4 pizzas from 1 batch. I roll them thin and put each one on parchment and stack on a cookie sheet and pop in freezer. Once frozen, I take out and add pizza sauce and toppings and the refreeze individually (you need some freezer space to do this). When frozen I pop them in a really big Ziploc bag with parchment between each layer and the cooking instructions on the front. We cook at 475 for about 20 mins when frozen and it comes out nice and crispy!.Perfect for a quick snack and better than Delisio!
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Kristin
2 months ago
Yes, we do the same!
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Cindy L
2 months ago
What temperature do you preheat the oven?
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Kristin
2 months ago
400* f. it says it in the recipe
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Stephanie A
2 months ago
Can this be made in a bread machine?
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Kristin
2 months ago
Yes it can as long as your bread machine is big enough!
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Ashley Y
2 months ago
Could you do a partial bake of the crust in order to top and freeze them for easy baking later on? I currently making a pizza base with AP flour and will bake for half the time, let it cool completely and then top and place in the freeze. That way when we have a busy night I can pull one out and throw it in the oven to cook.
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Kristin
2 months ago
Absolutely!
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Sarah R
2 months ago
I milled 4 cups of berries, do I put all the ground flour into this recipe or measure out 4 cups of ground? I usually use weights so I’m confused.
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Kristin
2 months ago
My measurements are for ground flour, not wheat berries
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Stephanie P
3 months ago
This was great! Can't wait to try the fresh milled sourdough recipe!

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Kristin
3 months ago
yum!
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