How to Make Pizza Dough: EASY Weeknight Pizza

Want to make pizza dough at home? Try this EASY Weeknight Pizza recipe! From start to finish this pizza only takes about two hours to make. Mix your dough at 5pm and you can be enjoying homemade pizza by 7. I hope you like it.

This video will walk you through every step of the process, showing you exactly how to make two 12 inch pizza bases (if you want to double this or triple this, just adjust the recipe). I hope you give it a try! The full ingredient list is below.

Ingredient List (for two 12 inch pizzas):
Flour........................2.5 cups
Water......................1 cup
Salt.........................1 tsp
Instant Yeast..........1 tsp
Sugar......................1 tsp
Olive Oil..................1 tsp

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Check out these other videos from my channel:
How to Get an EAR on Sourdough Bread - https://youtu.be/VQ0hGGHvxhA
Simple White Bread START TO FINISH - https://youtu.be/ilyzuvEQLJQ
Jim Lahey's No-Knead Bread - https://youtu.be/NNmJMHa1QWA
Tartine Country Bread (Sourdough Tutorial) - https://youtu.be/qel1AHh05CY

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