Homemade Thin Crust Pizza Recipe



If you’re a fan of a thinner crust then you will absolutely love this easy to prepare Italian homemade pizza crust recipe. Thin crust …

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  1. What a great presentation and great recipe. Made this (my first pizza ever) the other day and my wife is over the moon with it! It’s sooooo good. Not heavy and filling. Easy recipe, great instructions. Well done!

  2. I made this last night with my 2 sons and 2 grandkids and it was so delicious! We had a lot of trouble getting it into the pizza oven, from sliding the peal to the stone without it all bunching up and ruining the pizza. We put plenty of corn meal on the bottom. Any suggestions?

  3. Chef Parisi; I
    have a 6Qt bowl-lift design Kitchenaide. Your thin crust recipe never climbs the spiral dough hook. The dough simply sloshes side to side of the bowl after 10-20 minutes.

    Do I need to double this thin crust recipe for it to work?

  4. Started out a bit sketchy…600g does not equal 3 1/3 cups on my kitchen scale—was more like 4C of "00". And then, even that much (plus the cup of Semolina) resulted in a dough–after 10 min. of mixing–that did not form up over the hook like in the video. This was not my first pizza rodeo, but we made it work. Anyway, when all was said and done and after the first disastrous insertion into the oven (which partially folded over on itself and ruined the pizza stone) the others were great. Very tasty, though not as crispy as I was hoping for. Also I'm now more sold than ever on getting a pizza steel. Merry Christmas!

  5. I used exact amounts of 00 flour and semolina and the dough was very wet and did not climb the hook. I had to add about 9 tablespoons of extra flour to make it less wet. I hope it works. Not sure what I did wrong. Maybe the 00 flour by King Arthur was no good.

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