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Pizza Crust for Bread Machine

Submitted by: Marian Collins
Semolina flour is specified here for its ability to hold shape. No floppy crust from this recipe, but rather a crispy, chewy bite of perfection. 

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Valentino's Pizza Crust

Submitted by: Jody
This tender yeast crust reaches perfection when baked on a pizza stone. No need to partially bake it before topping with your favorite pizza ingredients. 

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Pizza Crust Fantastico

Submitted by: M.E. Boswell-Vilt
Chewy pizza crust made with a blend of three flours and dried herbs. Just add your favorite toppings and sauce to make a fantastic pizza pie! 

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The Best Pizza Crust

Submitted by: Flute
Bread flour yields this tender crust that bakes before you add any toppings. Once you try this, you will never buy frozen again. 

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Pizza Crust II

Submitted by: Susan
This herbed crust is dusted with cornmeal for a real pizzeria touch. The large quantity allows you to freeze some of the dough for the next time you want to be in pizza heaven. 

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Jay's Signature Pizza Crust

Submitted by: Jason Sharp
This simple pizza crust is chewy and soft, with a crispy exterior. 

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Ricardo's Pizza Crust

Submitted by: Richard Maloy
This herb laced pizza crust is mixed in the bread machine but baked in the oven. Add your favorite toppings to make a delicious main dish. 

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Pizza Crust for the Bread Machine II

Submitted by: Michele
Bread flour has a higher gluten content and so makes a durable dough that holds its own against the weight of all the yummy pizza toppings. 

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Premium Pizza Crust

Submitted by: Nandia
This is a very simple crust that will take some practice to perfect, unless you already know how to toss a pizza. Two preparation methods are given to choose from: an overnight rise in the refrigerator and the more conventional sponge-rise approach. 

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Basic Pizza Crust

Submitted by: Beverly Anderson
Provided by: Taste of Home
My aunt shared this recipe quite a few years ago. I like to double the recipe and keep one baked crust in the freezer for a quick snack or meal later. 
 
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