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Whole wheat pizza dough
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Ingredients:
| 1 1/4
| tsp | Yeast, active, dry | | 2/3
| cup | Warm water, 105f to 115f) | | 2
| tbsp | Olive oil | | 3/4
| tsp | Coarse salt | | 1/2
| cup | Whole wheat flour | | 1
| cup | Flour, all-purpose (actuall | | | -y 1 to 1-?cups) | | | Vegetable oil, for bowl | | | Flour, all-purpose, for dus | | | -ting |
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Procedures:
| 1 | Note: whole wheat gives a grainy texture and nutty flavor to pizza crust. | | 2 | It goes best with pizzas containing a lot of cheese, such as five cheese pizza (see recipe) or herbed chevre, fontina and prosciutto pizza (see recipe). | | 3 | Whole wheat should make up only a portion of the flour in the dough, or it would be much too heavy. | | 4 | This dough benefits from a long, slow rise. | | 5 | Dissolve yeast in 2/3 cup warm water in medium bowl. | | 6 | Let stand 5 minutes. | | 7 | Stir olive oil, salt, whole wheat flour, and 1 cup of the all-purpose flour into yeast mixture to form a rough dough. | | 8 | Turn out onto lightly floured surface; knead about 4 minutes, adding all purpose flour as necessary to make a soft, slightly sticky dough. | | 9 | Lightly oil a large bowl. | | 10 | Place dough in bowl, turning to coat on all sides with oil. | | 11 | Let rise, covered tightly with plastic wrap, in warm, draft-free place until tripled in bulk, 3 to 4 hours. | | 12 | (i let all yeast breads rise in the closed microwave, or put them on the top rack of the off oven, with a bowl of hot water on the oven floor). | | 13 | Punch dough down. | | 14 | Roll out on lightly floured work surface with floured rolling pin to 12-inch circle, or shape into circle as follows. | | 15 | Lightly flour hands, front and back, pick up dough, and place over one closed fist. | | 16 | With other hand, pull dough out as you rotate it around fist to form a circle about 12 inches in diameter, letting weight of dough assist in the stretching. | | 17 | If dough is too sticky, flour hands heavily a couple of times and give dough a light dusting. | | 18 | If dough seems too elastic and uncooperative, let it rest a few minutes and then try shaping it again. | | 19 | Do not allow center to become too thin. | | 20 | Makes dough for one 12-inch pizza |
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