Why you should be using this Tipo 00 flour pizza dough recipe? Tipo 00 flour makes your pizza crust tender, crispy, & delicious every time. Recipe instruction video included. Find out the secrets to why I think this is the best homemade pizza dough.
It helps with the boredom and keeps my mind off the impending doom and gloom in the back of my mind… that I have no rational reason for.

So to combat that, I’ve been doing a lot of cooking, baking, recipe blogs, and YouTube recipe videos to keep my mind sane.
Roberta's Pizza Dough Recipe
And I find I’ve been making an unholy amount of pizza dough to feed my baking and eating addiction during these strange Armageddon like times.
It’s possible to make a delicious pizzeria style crust and pizza right in your own kitchen that can rival most any pizza parlor out there. I’m willing to bet. Don’t believe me?
Make a homemade pizza for your family & have a blind taste test with a take out pizza. Especially a chain take out pizza.
King Arthur Neopolitan Style '00' Pizza Flour, 3 Lbs
I doubt it would even be a fair contest because after that, your family may think you’re cheating them by ordering take out pizza ever again.
Okay. Sure maybe that may be a bit of an over exaggeration to say you may never order take out pizza again. Because let’s face it, we all get lazy and too busy to cook at times.
One of my secrets to a delicious pizza dough is using a blend of 3 different flours. The combination of equal amounts of all purpose flour, bread flour, and tipo 00 flour brings about the most perfect and flavorful pizza crust. Tender, crispy & delicious pizza crust every time.
Milstone Farina
My final recommendation for a delicious tender & crispy pizza crust is to use a baking stone and bake your pizza on the highest temperature your oven goes to.
For Best results use a baking stone and preheat oven and baking stone on center oven rack to 500° one hour before baking.
It's best to stretch the pizza dough out by hand. Sometimes the dough can be a bit stubborn and want to rubber band back on you. It's best to let it rest for 10 minutes covered up and try again. Alternatively, I sometimes roll mine out gently with a french rolling pin.

Flour Pizza Dough
Tipo flour is a very fine ground flour and often used in pasta and pizza dough recipes. It lends a dependable tender and crispy crust to your pizza dough recipe. Typically it has a protein content of 10-12%. You could just use all tipo flour to make your pizza dough as well. I like to use a combination of all three flours as it has always given me the best results.
I know 5-6 hours hanging out on the counter seems like a lot of time when you just want to make a delicious pizza, but I promise the fermentation process makes it worth the wait. I find a nice warm spot in my kitchen and let the dough rise for at least 5-6 hours. Sometimes, I do an overnight cold fermentation if I anticipate enough in advance. You can even let it ferment for 3 to 5 days. The longer the better.
Fermentation of the dough is when the sugars are eaten by the microbes in the flour and CO2 is released as a by product. That is what makes your pizza dough have bubbles when it rises and also what gives it those amazing yeasty flavors.
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Italian Style Pizza Dough
Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads, other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website.I recently was sent a bag of Tipo 00 flour to make pizza dough and fell in love with the tender dough it creates. San Felice is in fact certified Authentic Artisan Neapolitan Pizza Flour and creates a light crust that is crisp on the outside but tender to the bite. In Italy, flour is classified either as 1, 0, or 00, and refers to how finely ground the flour is and how much of the bran and germ have been removed. 00 flour is the most highly refined and is talcum-powder soft. I will never go back to all-purpose flour for my pizza again!You can buy San Felice Tipo 00 Flour for pizza atWholesale Italian Food.
The difference between all-purpose flour and tipo 00 is that the tipo 00 hydrates very easily as it is so fine so will find yourself adding more water to your dough than you usually do. You do want tomake a moist, almost sticky dough. You can use flour to keep it from sticking to your hands or your work surface.
Because this dough is so soft, the addition of olive oil to this dough isn’t necessary but feel free to add it if you prefer the flavor with the addition of the oil. I found the dough made using the San Felice tipo 00 flour was much easier to handle and shape as well which is yet another benefit! I mix and knead my dough by hand but feel free to use a table mixer if you prefer.
Polselli: 00 Pizza Flour (farina) 2.2 Lb. Bag
If you do not plan to use your dough for a few hours, you should refrigerate it in a covered container, and take it out of therefrigerator an hour or so before you want to use it. I usually make my dough the day before I plan to use it as the overnight refrigeration helps to develop flavor.Home » Recipe Type » Bread Recipes » Yeast Breads » Lahey Pizza Dough | Tipo 00 Flour | Fig Jam, Caramelized Onion, Blue Cheese Pizza

A series of fortuitous events in the past few months have led to a number of wonderful discoveries: an ingredient — Tipo 00 flour; a technique — minimal handling of dough; and a reward — the best pizza I have ever made at home.
Let’s start from the beginning. Five trips in three weeks to 2Amys Pizzeria in NW Washington DC (over an hour drive from my house) convinced me it was finally time to get my hands on some Tipo 00 flour, a soft-grain flour requisite in the production of D.O.C. Neapolitan pizza, an ingredient I’ve been thinking about for five years now.
Neapolitan Pizza Dough
I hate to admit it and in retrospect it pains me, but a $7.25 shipping charge has been the sole barrier between me and Tipo 00 flour for about a year now. Am I wrong to expect everything to ship for free and arrive the next day? (I know, so bratty! Sorry.) Anyway, to soften the blow, I ordered 10 bags, which made the total price per bag $4.22, a nominal fee especially when each bag yields six pizzas.
About the time that my flour arrived, I received a text message from a friend who had been experimenting with the Jim Lahey pizza dough. The message read: “Help!” While she had been having great success flavor-wise with the Lahey recipe, her pies were less than picturesque. (Click on the link…it will make you chuckle. I love you, Bates.)
I had to come to my friend’s rescue. She had requested video guidance, which I was certain was out there and which I was determined to find for her. My quest for her, however, may have proven to help me equally as well. A video and a note published on Serious Eats made me realize that for all these years that I have been making homemade pizza, I have been majorly overhandling my dough, at least for the sort of pizza I strive to make.

Making Pizza With
“As soon as I began really paying attention to how I shaped my pizza rounds by taking care to use a gentle hand, I noticed a difference in the finished product. The air pockets pervading the unbaked round really affect the texture of the baked pizza.”
Having just spent $42 on 10 bags of flour, I sort of wished Lahey felt more strongly about the type of flour he used, but ultimately
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