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Whole Wheat Breadmaker Pizza Dough

Homemade pantry pizza is one of my lazy weekend meal staples. Husband or I Iron Chef a pizza sauce with tomato sauce oregano, basil, garlic, and a pinch of salt for taste then we root through the refrigerator and freezer for interesting pizza toppings, plunk it all on the breadmaker whole wheat pizza crust I make ahead of time and freeze for such an occasion.

We usually end up with something that looks like it came from frou frou pizza place than your garden variety pepperoni pizza place. Both husband and I worked in pizza restaurants as teens. After dealing with so many orders of pepperoni pizzas during that  time, we tend to put anything but pepperoni on  a pizza.

whole wheat pizza dough recipe
Spinach, onion, shrimp, 2 cheese pizza on a homemade whole wheat pizza crust

Husband and I declared June Eat From the Pantry and Freezer Month. I got requests for my whole wheat pizza dough recipe after mentioning it on Condo Blues. Well, I’m not going to be whipping up a new batch since my breadmaker is pushing up daises, so you might as well do it for me.


Wheat Wheat Pizza Dough


Ingredients:

1 cup water
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 ½ cups white flour
1 ½ cups wheat flour
¾ teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon yeast

Make it.

1. Select the Dough setting on your bread making machine.

2.  Add the ingredients in the order listed and according to the manufacturer’s directions.

3.  Press Start on the bread machine and wait until done.

4.  Roll the dough onto a greased pizza pan (I use a baking stone. It does not need grease/oil.)

5.  Bake the dough in the oven for 12 minutes at 425 degrees (F.)

6.  Remove the baked dough from the oven and add sauce, toppings, and cheese as desired.

7.  Return the pizza to the oven for 10 to 15 minutes until the cheese is toasty brown. 

8. Eat. Enjoy. Repeat!

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Unknown said…
I have been looking for a good whole wheat pizza dough recipe. And my bread machine works just fine:) Just dropping in form Just a party with My Peeps to invite you to share this at Freedom Fridays. Hope to see you there!
Diane Balch said…
I love the nuttiness and healthiness of whole wheat pizza. Please share this recipe on my foodie friday party today.
Unknown said…
This recipe is just one more reason why I think I need to get a bread maker. Plus I love WW pizza dough. Thanks for sharing on Tout It Tuesday!