NO YEAST PIZZA DOUGH 
2 1/2 c. flour
2 3/4 tsp. baking powder (if using baking soda use half and omit salt)
1 tsp. salt
1 tbsp. oil
3/4 to 1 c. water

Mix dry ingredients. add 3/4 cup water and oil. Stir until it forms a ball. If dough is stiff, add more water.

The dough will be soft, not sticky. Knead on a floured surface for 3-4 minutes.

Bake at 400°F for 15-25 minutes.

Submitted by: Terry H

recipe reviews
No Yeast Pizza Dough
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 Kelsey (United States) says:
This is my go to recipe, we love it! And its so fast and easy why wouldn't you! Thanks for sharing!
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 Leandrew (United States) says:
Very easy to make, I am trying it now, to make my first from scratch pizza. I would highly recommend this recipe.
   #141546
 Gamena (Washington) says:
Very Tasty! It's big enough to make a 13x9 pizza with a 1/2" thick crust or smaller thing crust pizzas. We added garlic butter to ours and it was great :D Baked alone for 5 minutes, topped for an additional 10. :) Made a bacon cheeseburger pizza with it :D So good!
   #141310
 Jennie (Pennsylvania) says:
I made as a pizza but placed on a non stick sheet. Floured the top and rolled it right in the jelly roll pan. The sided made a nice edge. Took a bit longer at 350°F but made cookies along side it.
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 Dominic Lucia (United States) says:
This was great crust!!!
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 Heather (Oregon) says:
Going to try this soon! This is awesome for those of us who don't have much money to throw around for delivery or frozen pizza :)
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 Kelsi Lyn (Ontario) says:
Didn't take long at all, was fun to make and tasted amazing. I really impressed the family with this one!
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 Ann (United States) says:
Awesome recipe. I made this it tasted great and tasted really good. Would make again. Family loved it.
 #141119
 RaeAnn (Louisiana) says:
I'm only 12 and I always cook for my mom and siblings. I usually make hamburger helper or spaghetti because it's easy for me but I really wanted something different and this was GREAT for dinner. It was easy and delicious. Let's just say, my family loves me.
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 Jennifer (Virginia) says:
Great vegan alternative for pizza dough. I made this tonight as a stromboli for my daughter and I. I stuffed mine with pepperoni and swiss and stuffed hers with broccoli and vegan cheese. We were both very happy!
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 Laona (Wyoming) says:
5 stars! I did not have yeast, so looked for a recipe and found this. I scurried back to the site to copy it down for my recipe book and in doing so I realized I forgot to add the tablespoon of oil. This turned out perfect despite my biff. My entire family loved this recipe as a thin crust!
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 Laona (Wyoming) replies:
Adding on to my review- I forgot to mention I used a large pizza stone- and this recipe made 2 thin crust pizzas. Filled the entire stone, so a perfect recipe for our house.
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 Nicky (New York) says:
Easy and im using it for zeppoles, lets see what happens...
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 Joslin Leasca (Rhode Island) says:
Excellent!! Make it with gluten free flour - even better! Did the coating of olive oil with garlic powder, added a delicious crisp texture and taste. I baked it for 15 minutes without toppings - then added tomato sauce, lightly sauteed vegetables, and mozzarella - baked for another 20 minutes until crust was golden and cheese was browned. Delicious!
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 Rene (California) says:
Very nice/easy dough to work with and roll out. I added Italian seasoning, garlic powder and pepper to the dry ingredients. It turned out well, but since I'm looking for a thin crust pizza, next time I'll divide the dough in two and see if I can accomplish my goal. I used a pizza stone, but I also need to figure out the best way to crisp up the crust. I followed one reviewer's suggestion to cook the dough for 5 minutes before adding toppings. Great suggestion!
 #140528
 Yaya (United States) says:
I'm going to try this but I would like to know can I ue the dough to make calzones?

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