Beginner’s Guide to Homemade Pizza Dough

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So, I hear you want to start making your own pizza dough at home! You’ve come to the right place. Making your own is both easy and rewarding. Plus, you can save money.

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And remember, homemade just tastes better. No extra ingredients that you can not pronounce.

Only 6 Ingredients needed

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Bloom Yeast

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Making Your Dough

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Kneading Your Dough

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