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Can anyone help me with this pizza recipe?

8 replies

Appalonia · 21/06/2022 18:48

I'm currently on a low carb diet and have bought some Fiberflour, which is low carb flour. I want to make one pizza, but this recipe uses 500gm of flour which is way to much for it. If I used just 150 gms of flour, how much yeast and water would I need? Thanks if anyone can help!

www.lonjevity-foods.com/pizza

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knitknack · 21/06/2022 18:51

150 is 30% of 500, so if you divide all the other ingredients using the same formula, it should work?? I’d view it as an experiment the first time! 😊

bilbodog · 21/06/2022 18:52

Why dont you make half the quantity - thats much easier to calculate - just halve everything?

FinallyHere · 21/06/2022 18:54

A quarter of the quantity, dividing by four, would require 125g Flour, would that work?

Divide everything by four

Appalonia · 21/06/2022 19:28

Thanks for the tips, will try them!

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Appalonia · 21/06/2022 19:29

Maths isn't my strong suit!

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Lambtales · 21/06/2022 19:34

Make the recipe as it is then freeze the rest of the dough for next time?

mrsm43s · 21/06/2022 19:44

If it's a maths issue, then on a calculator you need to do
grams in the original recipe for each ingredient x 0.25 for quarter of the recipe
grams in the original recipe for each ingredient x 0.50 for half of the recipe
grams in the original recipe for each ingredient x 0.33 for a third of the original recipe.

Apologies if that's patronising, but I do know that some people are quite maths "blind" and can't work out what step to do to scale up or scale down.

FinallyHere · 22/06/2022 07:26

Or 'amount of ingredient' divided by

  • four for quarter
  • Two for half
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