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neuharthl on 6.5.2010




The best pizza dough I have had! It’s hard to believe it’s whole wheat.
Thanks for sharing it.
kirstyanne on 6.15.2010




My new go to pizza dough recipe! It was fluffy and wonderful. It made a lot of dough, next time I will divide and save 1/2 the dough for the next day. Thanks Ericalea, your recipes are delish and so healthy!
shestandswithwhisks on 7.31.2010




Worked wonderfully! I divided it in half and plopped the unused portion in a ziploc bag. This morning, forgetting that I had done that, I opened the fridge to find it had risen in the bag and looked particularly unruly and planning world domination. So, it was made into a pizza for dinner tonight. You know, I have to protect my family, even if that means making them eat amazingly delicious pizza made from this recipe.
katehopeeden on 11.21.2010




This is only the second pizza dough I’ve made and it was so much easier to work with than the first. Tasted great and made plenty
westmonster on 4.13.2011




Wow! So crispy! I used about a quarter of whole grain spelt flour and it turned out great. My first try at pizza dough and already a success! Thank you!
kauai17 on 8.12.2011




This dough came out perfectly! It was fluffy inside yet crispy on the outside. Love that it’s all whole wheat too. Who needs to buy pizza dough, when it’s this easy to make. Thanks for sharing.
ptgirl on 1.1.2012




The dough was really easy to make and doubled in size in less than an 1.5 hours! Tasted great too! Best pizza crust I’ve ever made!
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Meredith {In Sock Monkey Slippers} on 3.31.2010
Thanks for posting a whole wheat pizza crust recipe. I will be making this soon.
macaire1 on 3.31.2010
Can leftover dough be refrigerated and used later?
Alyssa Walters on 3.31.2010
Yum! I’ll be trying this over the weekend. How long do you bake it for and what temperature do you recommend?
Erica Lea on 4.1.2010
macaire1: I have frozen pizza dough successfully. I don’t see why it wouldn’t work for refrigeration! You’d want to allow the dough to come back to room temperature before use.
Alyssa: We usually bake our pizzas at 500 degrees. The baking time varies with each pizza, but it’s about 10-15 minutes for us.
charityisaacandmicahsmommy on 4.2.2010
I made this pizza crust last night and my family loved it. I brushed the crust with olive oil and crushed garlic and baked for a few minutes at 425 and then put the toppings on and baked at 425 again. It was amazing. I grind my own flour and use the hard white wheat for everything. It was perfect in this recipe. Thanks!
katehopeeden on 11.21.2010
We made this dough last week and it was very good. We doubled the recipe and used 6 cups bread flour and 2 cups of whole wheat flour. (I love whole wheat but the kids not so much.)
I dusted with cornmeal, garlic powder and herbs de province as I was rolling the dough out.
It was very easy to work with!
Also, we cooked our pizzas at 425 until golden brown
Thanks for the recipe!
jolieo on 12.9.2010
How do you freeze the dough, after it rises or before? I’m guessing after it rises, and how did you wrap it with a ziploc bag? Thanks for your help!
scrapperjade on 12.28.2010
I made this dough tonight, but used unbleached white flour instead of whole wheat. It made enough dough to cover an entire cookie sheet (yay), so we made a really big pizza! It was delicious – we all loved the crust!
anniedb on 8.24.2011
I used this recipe last night for a grilled pizza! It was delicious…or at least the second one was. The first one burst into flames!!!! Not exactly sure why, but it was interesting to say the least!
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