View Full Version : Can I double a pizza dough recipe?
Gracie
10-29-2003, 07:03 AM
DD is having her birthday sleepover and wants me to make pizzas for 10 girls.
I usually make my pizza dough in the bread machine, but I'd like to double the recipe and get 4 pizzas out of one making of dough to save time. I can use my KA instead to make that much dough.
Are bread/pizza dough recipes ok to double? Bread is such a science that I wanted to ask.
Loren
I have no idea if there is some rule on the subject, however, I will chime in and say I've halved and doubled pizza doughs with no ill effects. If pizza dough making is a science, I consider it an inexact science (consider that you virtually never put in the exact quantities of flour...) I say, go for it!
PS I do not own a bread machine, so I'm talking about KA or by-hand methods.
LaraW
10-29-2003, 09:40 AM
I have doubled pizza dough with no problems - I've never doubled it in the bread machine, and I don't know that a double recipe would fit in my bread machine, but its pretty easy to do in the mixer or by hand.
I double bread recipes all the time. The size of you mixer bowl and the rising are the usual limitations.
Gracie
10-29-2003, 10:25 AM
Thank you. I have the 6-qt KA so I know it'll fit!! :D A double recipe would never fit in my bread machine.
Will it take longer to rise?
Loren
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