Yeast-Free Pizza Dough / Belle

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YEAST-FREE PIZZA DOUGH 
Making pizza dough the traditional way using yeast takes some planning so the dough can rise. This is not a traditional pizza crust, but if you're looking for a quick fix, this is it!

2 cups all-purpose flour
2 tsp. baking powder
1/2 tsp. salt
2/3 cup milk
6 tbsp. olive oil

Preheat oven to 425°F.

In a large bowl, combine all ingredients and stir well until the dough begins to form a ball and pull away from sides of bowl.

Knead dough by hand, while still in bowl, until smooth; then form a ball.

Press dough into an oiled baking sheet or pizza pan using your fingertips, leaving a thicker edge to hold fillings in.

Sprinkle with favorite toppings (sauce flavored with garlic, basil and oregano, Mozzarella and Parmesan cheese, mushrooms, anchovies, black olives, onions, peppers, etc.).

Bake at 425°F for about 30 minutes or until cheese is bubbly and edges are golden brown.

Submitted by: Belle

recipe reviews
Yeast-Free Pizza Dough
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 Nat (Quebec) says:
I agree with Wolfgang. I do enjoy it, however, it did come out more flaky like a pie crust. I thought that may have been because I did a substitute of baking powder for baking soda, and also used almond milk instead of dairy, however! I guess that's not the case. Still delicious, and mine only took a little under 20min cook time! Craving = satisfied. Thanks!
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 Nevin (California) says:
It was delicious it's texture was good also, but it tastes like biscuits that's my favorite part. I uses the dough for a veggie pizza and pepperoni pizza I loved the veggie pizza and my family loved the pepperoni. Its very good.
   #101297
 VeggieMama (California) says:
Easy & Yummy! This is a regular in our house! First I subtitute 1/2 the flour with wheat flour, for a healthier option. Then I substitute red or white sauce with Low-cal BBQ sauce. Then I top with red onion & pineapple. My kids (and all their friends) love this pizza. And I like that I can munch on pizza guilt free. ; )
   #100309
 Andrea (Ohio) says:
Pretty good. I followed what others said about flavoring up the dough a bit with some spices and then I used sea salt instead of regular salt and it was lovely I wish I knew that 1 batch would have filled a long baking sheet without doubling it. I had a very thick crust that was good and everyone liked it, but I was way too full from flour, LOL. Next time I am only using original recipe plus my own additions without doubling the batch. Live and learn I guess.
   #99180
 Heather (Oregon) says:
Recently diagnosed with a baker's yeast allergy, I was excited to find this recipe as I really miss pizza. I've made it twice now, however, and it's okay but tastes a little too "floury" for my preference. I think I'll try a little less flour next time.
   #99045
 Aida (British Columbia) says:
It is different but who cares?? is a much healthier and yet delicious alternative, will make it again!!
   #96126
 Andy (California) says:
Oh man,, easy as can be. No waiting for yeast to rise...and I had extra to make fresh tortillas... THANKS...
   #94561
 Mary and Emily (Minnesota) says:
We loved it soooo much we chose to make 25 mini pizzas. We will for sure do it again!!!
   #94357
 Lauren (California) says:
I made this and ended up not having enough olive oil so I just used vegetable oil, it came out great! I made it for the 4 little girls I nanny so they could all make their own little mini pizzas and it was the perfect amount. Will use it again, its so easy and quick.
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 Amber (Washington) says:
Really good. I was sick and craving pizza, didnt have any yeast so looked for a recipe wih none........ GOT IT!
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 Tara (California) says:
This was quite easy to make. My first time making pizza dough. I didnt have yeast so specifically looked for a yeast free recipe and chose this one. The first time i made it to a tee and the dough just didnt have enough flavor for my taste. Since then, I exchanged the regular salt for some garlic salt and added in oh about a tablespoon maybe a little more of Italian Seasoning which is just like some dried ground rosemary, oregano, etc. I like my crust a little more crunchy so i cook it first for about 10 minutes then pull out and add all my toppings, throw it back in until melted which doesnt take that long. I use my Pampered Chef Medium size round Stoneware which the dough fits perfectly!
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 Tabitha (Florida) says:
I made this in about 2 minutes with my mixer with dough hook attachment! i added 1 tsp of garlic powder and 1/2 tsp of parsley flakes and it came out wonderfully I topped it with some easy stuff i had some sauce pepperoni and cheeses and green peppers and it was really good though i did shorten the cooking time to 17 minutes... Still so super easy and wonderful!
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 Hank (New Zealand) says:
A for Awesome! =D
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 Kelly (California) says:
I have to say this is DA BOMB! lol I happen to have the authentic metal plate they use, it made a big difference and my crust did rise I give you mad props! I will be making this again the kids love it as do I.
 #91163
 Lisa (Ohio) says:
I was unaware I ran out of yeast and had pizza on the menu. This is good if you are in a pinch. It's a pizza biscuit.

 

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