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   Slow-Rise Pizza Crust (King Arthur Flour Co.)

   This is the only crust recipe I use anymore. I found this recipe in a copy of the Baker's Catalog some years ago. It really tastes best when you let it sit for a longer time, although you can get by with the short end of the range if you are in a hurry. I try to make it the night before and let it sit for about 24 hours. Since you don't knead it very much, bread flour wouldn't be a good choice--all-purpose works better for this recipe. Likewise, a bread machine wouldn't work well as it would overwork the dough. The original recipe stated crust can be used for either baked or grilled pizza, although I've never made grilled pizza and couldn't say how to do it. Prep times are estimates, and don't include rising or refrigeration times. NOTE: the "dough enhancer" listed in the ingredients is actually a dough improver, which relaxes the dough to allow for easier shaping of the dough. In addition, the recipe called for King Arthur Flour's pizza flavor (optional), which I am unable to list. It was just a crust flavor enhancer, containing cheese, garlic, and such. Both are available from the Baker's Catalog at www.kingarthurflour.com/shop/.

   Food52

   Crispy Cheesy Pan Pizza Recipe From King Arthur Flour

   For this crispy, cheesy pan pizza, you won’t need any prior dough skills or know-how, but you will need a bit of time—almost all of it is hands-free time.

   Yummly

   Barbecue Chicken Pizza {Copycat California Pizza Kitchen Recipe}

   Barbecue Chicken Pizza {copycat California Pizza Kitchen Recipe} With Unbleached Bread Flour, Honey, Salt, Instant Yeast, Olive Oil, Water, Dough, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Barbecue Sauce, Skinless Boneless Chicken Breast Meat, Salt, Freshly Ground Black Pepper, Smoked Gouda Cheese, Grated Mozzarella