How to Make a Crispy Half Whole Wheat Pizza

In a large bowl put in a teaspoon of sugar, then a tablespoon spoon of active dry yeast; , Heat up a half cup of water ( 110 degrees ) then place it in the yeast and sugar mix and stir lightly and let sit for 10 minutes until it's frothy. , add 2...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: In a large bowl put in a teaspoon of sugar

    Note that if the dough is too dry, then just drizzle a little more warm water just a little at a time and stir, but still keep the dough ball sticky.

    If too watery, add additional flour at a teaspoon at a time and stir until you achieve the sticky ball of dough. , This is a very important step, as you want to get a very consistent mix so the dough does not break apart while cooking or cutting the pizza to serve. ,,, Then grate some Parmesan as well. ,,, For a thicker crust make it about 8 to 9 inches (20.3 to
    22.9 cm) instead. ,,,,, Then sprinkle on some salt, then spray on some olive oil. ,, Be careful though case you have a thin crust, so don't be in a hurry to do this. ,
  2. Step 2: then a tablespoon spoon of active dry yeast;

  3. Step 3: Heat up a half cup of water ( 110 degrees ) then place it in the yeast and sugar mix and stir lightly and let sit for 10 minutes until it's frothy.

  4. Step 4: add 2 tablespoons of olive oil and a teaspoon of salt.

  5. Step 5: Mix in a container very well 3/4 of a cup of whole wheat flour and another 1/2 cup of white flour

  6. Step 6: then mix in with the yeast

  7. Step 7: and sugar mixture until you get a sticky ball.

  8. Step 8: Place the ball on a 1/4 cup of white flour and knead in the flour for 5 to 7 minutes.

  9. Step 9: Place the ball which will be the size of a baseball in a lightly oiled ball with olive oil

  10. Step 10: then cover with a towel and let rise for 50 minutes

  11. Step 11: in which it will be double in size and will be more airy.

  12. Step 12: While the dough is rising

  13. Step 13: then assemble all your toppings

  14. Step 14: then chop by hand or use a spinning disk slicer with a food processor.

  15. Step 15: Assemble your Mozzarella cheese and lightly season with dry basil and oregano.

  16. Step 16: Oil a pan with two tablespoons of olive oil

  17. Step 17: and cover the complete pan.

  18. Step 18: Take the dough that has risen and place it back on a lightly floured surface and begin rolling out with a rolling pin in a way to form an even circle.

  19. Step 19: Wrap the dough around the rolling pin and transfer to the oiled pan

  20. Step 20: then carefully work it out to make a circle a foot in diameter.

  21. Step 21: Put on a generous amount of pizza sauce

  22. Step 22: then your cheese.

  23. Step 23: Put on your first layer of mushrooms

  24. Step 24: and save the other half to put on last.

  25. Step 25: Put on Your banana peppers next.

  26. Step 26: Put on your black olives next.

  27. Step 27: Put on last some green peppers and the remaining mushrooms.

  28. Step 28: Lightly sprinkle a half teaspoon of garlic salt on the crust edges of the pizza and some Parmesan cheese

  29. Step 29: then place on the bottom oven rack at 375 degrees for 25 minutes.

  30. Step 30: Take the pizza out after 25 minutes

  31. Step 31: then immediately work so very lightly under the edges to free from any sticking.

  32. Step 32: Cut with a pizza slicer in fours then eights and serve and enjoy.

Detailed Guide

Note that if the dough is too dry, then just drizzle a little more warm water just a little at a time and stir, but still keep the dough ball sticky.

If too watery, add additional flour at a teaspoon at a time and stir until you achieve the sticky ball of dough. , This is a very important step, as you want to get a very consistent mix so the dough does not break apart while cooking or cutting the pizza to serve. ,,, Then grate some Parmesan as well. ,,, For a thicker crust make it about 8 to 9 inches (20.3 to
22.9 cm) instead. ,,,,, Then sprinkle on some salt, then spray on some olive oil. ,, Be careful though case you have a thin crust, so don't be in a hurry to do this. ,

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