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Pizza dough and bread

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foodfiend · 21/02/2008 11:02

dd has only one kidney, so we're supposed to watch her salt intake - amazingly difficult. She loves pizza, but ready-made bases are really salty, so I was really keen to try the pizza dough recipe that Jamie Oliver did on Channel 4 last week - it needed an hour to rise but NO KNEADING! Just a tiny pinch of salt - and the results were really great.

It was 1kg of strong flour, 550ml tepid water, 4tbsp olive oil, 2 sachets of dried yeast: mix in bowl, leave somewhere warm. for an hour. Make pizza.

This of course made enough dough for about five pizzas, so I chucked half in the freezer.

Will frozen (after rising) pizza dough be OK? And does anyone know whether you can do a similar bread recipe? I used to love making bread, but just don't have time for the kneading and messing about any more.

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cadelaide · 21/02/2008 11:04

Yes best to freeze the dough before rising though.
I would think the very same recipe would make good bread too.

cadelaide · 21/02/2008 11:07

the "frozen after rising" dough will be ok too

cadelaide · 21/02/2008 11:08

it's just that you get more flexibility if you freeze it before rising.
sorry about multiple posts.....multitasking!

foodfiend · 21/02/2008 11:18

Thanks for that - next time I'll do the full kilo again but bung two lots in the freezer before rising it. Will try it for bread. I can't believe I spent all that time hammering dough around unnecessarily!

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cadelaide · 21/02/2008 11:45

Oh but the hammering's the best bit

Know what you mean though, sometimes you just don't have the time.

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