You can make pizza at home. In fact, you can make pizza that will equal some of the best on the planet. With planning and practice, you can become good at it — even if you are a relatively novice cook. We are here to help that happen.
This recipe, adapted from Roberta’s, the pizza and hipster haute-cuisine utopia in Bushwick, Brooklyn, provides a delicate, extraordinarily flavorful dough that will last in the refrigerator for up to a week. It rewards close attention to weight rather than volume in the matter of the ingredients, and asks for a mixture of finely ground Italian pizza flour (designated “00” on the bags and available in some supermarkets, many specialty groceries and always online) and regular all-purpose flour. As ever with breads, rise time will depend on the temperature and humidity of your kitchen and refrigerator.
Allow for a minimum of three to four hours for your dough to rise. But planning further ahead pays dividends: You can store that dough in the refrigerator until you are ready to cook, which means any weeknight can be pizza night.
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Shaping a pizza takes practice. The goal is to make a thin circle of dough, with a raised edge around circumference of the pie. Don’t worry if that doesn’t happen the first few times. Pizzas shaped like trapezoids or kites taste just as delicious.
The act of topping a pizza is a gentle one. Use a light touch. Above all, try not to overload the pie, particularly its center, which will lead to an undercooked crust. Two to three tablespoons of sauce are all you need, and perhaps a small drizzle of olive oil, accompanied by a couple of other toppings.
We cook most of our pizzas in the oven, on top of a stone or a steel. But you can bake pizza in a sheet pan as well, or grill it outdoors. You can even cook a pizza on a stovetop.
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Pizza at home doesn’t have be hard, it can seem a little intimidating if you haven’t made it before but once it is broken down into the different elements pizza becomes an easy family dinner option.
There are a few elements that can help you make the best pizza at home. So in this post I will walk you through those.
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I try to include as many tips as possible for making homemade pizza. I also include how to make the best pizza at home if you have all the special equipment or if you don’t!
There are a few elements that can make a difference in your homemade pizza, some are super simple, some require a little more effort (like buying stuff). The following are some of those elements that can make a difference.
I am the type who doesn’t often tell people to buy things unless they really need it. So naturally I am going to say you don’t need special pizza making equipment, BUT if you are someone who enjoys pizza and plans on making it at home on the regular then I would high recommend getting items like a pizza stone and pizza peel.
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Like I noted before you don’t NEED these items, you can easily just use a sheet pan for the whole process. I have even included that process below.
It is easy to think of pizza as over complicated but in reality it only has a few ingredients. Sure if you are making your own dough and sauce that might not be true but those are easy to make ahead of time so when it is time to get cooking you can. For pizza at home you need:
I include two ways. First up how to make pizza with a pizza stone. Then I will go though and give advise for making it on a sheet pan.
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When using a pizza stone add it to the middle rack of the cold oven. Preheat oven to 450ºF.You will want to give the oven plenty of time to come to temperature and give the stone time to really get hot. Luckily it does take a few minutes to prepare the pizza.
To start making your pizza roll/stretch out the dough on a clean and well floured surface. If dough starts to get a little sticky sprinkle more flour.
If you are just starting out it might be easiest to use a rolling pin to assist you. If you are looking to hand toss the pizza a good trick to start is to make fists with both of your hands, keep both of your hands on the outer edge of the dough and gently pull your fists apart a few inches and then shimmy them over and back together, inching around the dough until a circle takes shape. As another option is on a well floured surface you can also gently use your fingers pushing the dough into place.
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Once the crust is formed sprinkle about half the cornmeal onto the pizza peel, enough to lightly cover it. The other half will go on the pizza stone right before you put the pizza on it.
Lay the shaped dough overtop the corn meal on the pizza peel. At this point I like to give the peel a little shake to make sure the pizza isn’t sticking and will slide off onto the stone when the time comes.
Using the back of a spoon spread the sauce evenly over the center of the pizza, leaving just a little crust space. Don’t over sauce your pizza or it might get soggy, you may not use all your pizza sauce.
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Next add the cheese in a single layer covering the sauce. Add all your favorite toppings, but be cautious not to add too much so that it gets too heavy.
Toss some of the cornmeal onto the pizza stone. With much caution gently shake the pizza off of the pizza peel and onto the pizza stone.
Cook 10-12 minutes until the cheese on the pizza is melted and starting to turn golden brown. Carefully remove from oven. Transfer to a cutting board, let rest for at least one minute then cut it and enjoy! Repeat process for more pizzas!
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First off you will need to pay attention to the shape of your pizza, make sure it is more of an oval/rectangle shape so it can fit on the pan.
Once you are done stretching the pizza dough into shape. You will lightly coat the sheet pan with cornmeal before adding the dough.
If that happens no fear I would recommend using parchment paper under the pizza for cooking, this will keep the pizza from sticking just like the cornmeal.
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Great question, use the stone! Sure it isn’t going to be as fast as a microwave but a big plus of having a pizza stone is that it can bring leftover pizza back into a delicious meal almost as good as it is fresh baked.
Place as much pizza as you can fit onto a pizza stone. Place the stone with cold pizza into the oven. Bring oven to 350ºF.
Keep and eye on the oven because reheat can differ with the size of the slices and how much you put in but it should only take about 10 minutes!
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*If you do not have a pizza stone or pizza peel follow the directions above for making the pizza on a sheet pan.
Please leave a comment below on the blog or share a photo with me tag @the_schmidty_wife! Can't wait to see what you made!I started cooking seriously about 10 years ago and ever since then I have always tried to nail making pizza at home down. However, making pizza with a home oven isn’t as easy as it seems. Home ovens just don’t get as high as a classic brick or wood fired ovens but that doesn’t stop a pro home cook. After all the years of making homemade pizza, I found these were the 15 common mistakes that a normal home cook would make. Mistakes like using too much yeast, too much flour, and not enough seasoning on your toppings. I also came up with great tips like not being afraid to crank that oven up as high as it could possibly go and using something heavy to absorb all that heat.Pizza is a quest and I’m always looking to up my game by tinkering things here and there but I’m pretty excited with how these pies came out! Click here to see my reaction!
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