
I make my pizza dough with my bread-maker -dough setting. But this recipe is a good as your creativity. Frozen pizza dough can be good in a pinch.
For dough-in bread maker
- 1.5 cup warm water
- 2 packets self rising yeast or 5 tsp loose yeast.
- 1 Tbs sugar
- 1 tsp salt
- 3 Tbs vegetable oil
- 4.5 cups flour
- Dash of Italian seasoning
set on dough setting.
Once dough is ready cut into four even sections. Roll into rounds and get creative!
Filling-
Tbl sauce, pepperoni, 1/4 cup mozzarella, red pepper sliced thin, red onion , black olive. Fold and seal edges. Sprinkle w parmesan cheese.


Bake on lightly cornmeal dusted pizza stone or cookie sheet. 409 degrees- 15-18 minutes until golden brown.
Serve with side of marinara sauce.


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I was raised on a large farm in a small community of Long Shop, Virginia. Just a stones throw from Blacksburg, Va and a short drive to the WV boarder. I grew up appreciating Appalachia cooking with low budgets and home grown veggies. What honestly tastes better than a warm tomato out of the garden sliced fat with salt and pepper? Maybe a bowl of good brown pinto beans and cornbread. Or even better grilled trout fresh caught from the creek!
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