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Recipe: Chef John's Pourable Pizza Crust

 
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Chef John's Pourable Pizza Crust

Ingredients

   3 cups all-purpose flour

   1 (.25 ounce) package active dry yeast (2 1/4 teaspoons)

   1 teaspoon kosher salt

   2 cups warm water (105 degrees F/41 degrees C)

   1 tablespoon olive oil, plus more to oil pan

   1 ½ teaspoons honey

   Pizza sauce

   Favorite pizza toppings

Directions

   Place flour in a mixing bowl with dry yeast and salt. Add warm water, olive oil, and honey. Whisk together for about 5 minutes. This will be a very thin batter-like dough. Cover and let rise, 1 1/2 hours. Dough should be bubbly. Stir with a ladle to eliminate bubbles.

   Generously oil a cast-iron skillet with olive oil off heat. Pour batter in a squeeze bottle or zip-top bag with a bottom corner snipped. Slowly pour the batter into the skillet starting from the center of the pan and working in circles toward the edge. Try to avoid mixing batter with the oil. If small bubbles of oil appear on the surface, use the tip of a paring knife to gently stir them into the dough.

   Place pan over medium-high heat. Wait for the dough to form bubbles over the entire top surface and the crust starts to dry out a bit. Flip over and continue cooking one side and the next. The bubbly side should be dry and achieve a golden brown color; the bottom should be well browned, about 4 to 5 minutes total per side. Doneness times will depend on how thickly the batter was poured. Remove from heat.

   Spread with pizza sauce and top with your favorite pizza toppings. Try to avoid topping too heavily.

   Set the oven rack about 6 inches from the heat source and preheat the oven's broiler.

   Place pizza under the broiler until toppings are cooked, 3 to 4 minutes.

Chef's Notes:

I weigh my flour and used 14 ounces for this recipe, or approximately 3 cups.

If using a stand mixer to make the dough, use a whisk attachment, not a dough hook!

You can also finish the pizza in a preheated 500-degree F oven (260 degrees C). Toppings should be cooked through after about 4 or 5 minutes. Some favorite pizza toppings may include mozzarella cheese, grated Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese, pepperoni, etc.

https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/254280/chef-johns-pourable-pizza/
 
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Anne,   Do you think many crusts can be made at once and frozen for use later?  Would be  great way to have pre-cooked homemade pizza crust on hand when time is short.  Thanks!
 
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