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Pizza Dough Recipes , Tips and Quick Questions
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ahhhh can anyone out there help me, I just went to make a pizza base for our dinner & discovered I have no strong plain flour, I have cupboards full of plain or self raising can I use either of these????
many many thanks in advance
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Hi, you wont be able to make a bread dough base but you could make a scone type dough base
There is a few recipes for this type of base online and they are nice just different. I sometimes add a bit of cheese to the base if I use this mix for an extra bit of flavour0 -
Hi, you wont be able to make a bread dough base but you could make a scone type dough base
There is a few recipes for this type of base online and they are nice just different. I sometimes add a bit of cheese to the base if I use this mix for an extra bit of flavour
Thanks ever so much that was my back up plan (personally I prefer a scone base but the squids aren't as keen - hey ho)0 -
You can use the plain flour for your pizza base as you don't need as big a rise for pizza as you do for a loaf. Though it is also possible to make bread with plain flour (eg the artisan bread recipe doesn't need strong bread flour) but it doesn't have such a dense texture. Enjoy your pizza!0
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hi
you can use plain flour for bread & pizza, it might not rise quite as much as using bread flour though
possibly better sticking to the scone base as happy35 suggests if you're unsure
EDIT ... cross posted with Nicki0 -
Just use your plain flour it will be fine for Pizza.Slimming World at target0
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Plain flour works just fine."One day I realised that when you are lying in your grave, it's no good saying, "I was too shy, too frightened."
Because by then you've blown your chances. That's it."0 -
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I made pizza das fine.ough a few weeks ago. I only used plain flour, but kneaded it for at least ten minutes. It wI Believe in saving money!!!:T
A Bargain is only a bargain if you need it!0 -
I always use this recipe for pizza dough as it's the nicest I have found (and it's only plain flour
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