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Whole wheat/grain pizza dough recipe......
Eggcitable Boy
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Looking for a whole wheat or whole grain pizza dough recipe that can be used on my pizza stone. Would like to make a 12"-14" thinner crust pizza, at high altitude for Colorado Springs region. Also have been told that around 600 degrees is approx. for a stone baked pizza. Suggestions please.......Eggcitable Boy
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Eggcitable Boy,
Pizza tips. See link below. Sorry I don't have a whole wheat recipe if I see one I will ping you later.[p]Happy Egging, Pharmeggist
[ul][li]http://www.nakedwhiz.com/pizza.htm[/ul] -
<p />Eggcitable Boy,[p]I posted this recipe in the Forum's Recipe section a number of years ago. Take a look and, if it fits your needs, have at it.[p]I play with the ratio of bread flour and whole wheat flour (I'm pretty set on a 50/50 ratio these days). I also substitute 1 tbsp barley malt syrup for the honey.[p]Puj
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Pharmeggist,[p]Thanks to you both, these recipes are what Im looking for. I must have had a tempoary lapse of memory NOT to look at the nakedwhiz site first........Where does someone get barley syrup from, maybe Whole Foods? Sounds like a great addition to the crust....Thanks again.....Eggcitable Boy
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Eggcitable Boy,
i use a normal white flour pizza dough recipe and substitute King Arthur White Whole Wheat flour for the white flour. it is ground as fine as normal white flour, and has a bit more gluten that white flour so it rises and performs the same as "normal" pizza dough. KA's WHITE whole wheat flour doesn't have the strong (some would call it bitter) flavor that "normal" whole wheat flour has when used straight (not 50/50 with white flour, as most whole wheat recipes call for). i don't know where in your area you might find it, but check out the king arthur flour web site for retailers. alternately KA does mail order, but paying for shipping may not be economical.[p]ken[p]
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Ken Baker,[p]Thanks.....I will keep this recipe in mind, too......I believe I can get King Arthur locally here (Colorado Springs) at a few stores......Eggcitable Boy
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