Gluten Free Pizza
I’ve tried
to make several pizza dough’s and I have been disappointed with them most
recipes I’ve come across because they come out to hard and dry and did not
please my family. So through trial and error I believe I have come up with great
dough finally and my family gave it 2 thumbs up.
1 C tapioca
flour (also known as starch)
1 C brown rice flour (the fine blend)
1 C potato starch
½ C coconut flour
2 tsp xanthan gum
3 tsp baking powder
1 tsp fine sea salt
3 tsp organic coconut sugar
1 cup warm lukewarm water
1 packet of traditional active dry yeast
1 tsp organic coconut sugar (or honey for the yeast mixture)
1 C brown rice flour (the fine blend)
1 C potato starch
½ C coconut flour
2 tsp xanthan gum
3 tsp baking powder
1 tsp fine sea salt
3 tsp organic coconut sugar
1 cup warm lukewarm water
1 packet of traditional active dry yeast
1 tsp organic coconut sugar (or honey for the yeast mixture)
¼ cup warm
water
¼ C olive oil
2 eggs (beaten)
½ tsp ACV
1 tsp Extra Virgin Coconut Oil or so for greasing pans
Grease 2-12” pizza pans with a very thin coating of coconut oil and dust lightly with GF flour. Set aside.
Proof the yeast in 1 cup of warm water and 1 tsp coconut sugar.
¼ C olive oil
2 eggs (beaten)
½ tsp ACV
1 tsp Extra Virgin Coconut Oil or so for greasing pans
Grease 2-12” pizza pans with a very thin coating of coconut oil and dust lightly with GF flour. Set aside.
Proof the yeast in 1 cup of warm water and 1 tsp coconut sugar.
In a large
mixing bowl add all flours, xantham gum, baking powder and the 3 tsp coconut
sugar.
Add the
proofed yeast mixture to the dry ingredients.
Add oil, eggs, ¼ cup of water and vinegar. Mix with a wooden spoon until smooth and
sticky. This will not be like
traditional bread dough; it is a thick batter like dough.
Divide dough
in half and scoop onto the pizza pans. Lightly wet your hands and lightly
flatten and mold dough to the edges of the pan. Use a silicone spatula and
your damp fingers to smooth the edges.
Set the pans
in a warm place to proof for about 15-20 minutes. I usually turn the oven to
175 degrees then shut it off and put them in there to proof.
While the
pizza crusts are proofing you can get your toppings ready. Unlike traditional
pizza these will be cooked naked then
topped and put under a broiler so if you’re using meat or things like
mushrooms, green pepper, onions lightly saute them first. Things like Cheese,
pineapple, sliced tomato and olives are okay.
I used
cherry tomatoes, red peppers and onions sauteed in olive oil which I used as my
sauce seasoned with salt and pepper, thinly sliced sauteed mushrooms, cooked
chopped bacon and goat cheese.
Preheat oven
to 400 F put your naked pizzas in a oven for about 10 min or until lightly
golden. If you can’t fit both on same rack rotate half way through to get an
even cooking.