Ingredients
Method
- Mix warm water with active dry yeast. Yeast proofs in 5-7 minutes. Combine sugar, aster honey, and olive oil.
- Mix bread flour, kosher salt, and 1/2 cup flour until a dough forms.
- Put the olive-oiled basin in the fridge for 24 hours. Divide the dough. This makes two 12-inch pizzas.
- Shape them into tennis balls and let them cool. This takes 3 hours. Then, preheat the oven to 475°F. Shape and spread the dough.
- Flip the baking sheet over and add 1 ½ cups white flour. Add the toppings. Golden crust and fragrant toppings in 10 minutes on a pizza stone. Serve it.
Notes
- Do not use a floured surface for kneading dough. Adding more flour to a dough reduces the amount of moisture available to turn into steam and expands the air cells when baking.
- Don't skip the salt when making dough; it's essential for flavour and gluten development.
- Keep the water at a comfortable body temperature (about 105 °F) to prevent the yeast from dying.
- Overworking dough is less likely to occur when using a stand mixer than when using your own two hands. The dough might be overworked in a mixer if it is used too long or with too much force.
- The dough's texture will change from smooth and flexible to moist and sticky if it is worked too much.
