My Super Legit Pizza Dough Recipe


Stretching Elastic Pizza Dough

Here is a super legit recipe to make great and reliable Pizza Dough at home. That specific version makes for 3 large pizzas at the end, with a 70% hydration.

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My Super Legit Pizza Dough Recipe
Prep Time 1 hour
Cook Time 5 minutes
Servings
large pizzas
Ingredients
Prep Time 1 hour
Cook Time 5 minutes
Servings
large pizzas
Ingredients
Instructions
  1. In a big bowl, add 365 grams of water.
  2. Dissolve 16 grams of salt.
  3. Add 50 grams of flour and mix it well.
  4. Add 1 gram of fresh yeast or half a gram of instant yeast.
  5. Gradually add the remaining 470 grams of flour.
  6. Knead the dough for about 20 minutes or until smooth.
  7. Cover and let it rise for 2 hours at room temperature.
  8. Divide it in three parts and form dough balls.
  9. Let them rise in an airtight container for 6 hours.
  10. Bravo you just made my super legit pizza dough.

92 responses to “My Super Legit Pizza Dough Recipe”

  1. Merci Alex !
    Avec cette recette et un four électrique domestique, à quelle température et combien de temps suggèrerais-tu de laisser cuire une pizza type margherita s’il te plaît ?
    Bon week end ! 😀

  2. I’m also curious about the no oil situation. I must try this! I also like to dust the bottom of the pizza dough with corn flour just before adding toppings and baking.

  3. When is the video for this coming out? Come on!
    Also, much respect for adding in an automatic calculator to adjust the values depending on the number of servings, why is this not on all online recipes???

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  5. Hi Alex.
    Thanks for the pizza dough recipe and its calculator.✌️❤️
    Could you also add oven temp and bake time ?

  6. I can not help myself, … I read even your website in your French accent in my head :D.

    Tank you for this calculator. Makes making pizza tonight much easier :). Btw. I used to make Youtube Videos as well, but since there are 2 Kids and 3 Jobs it is hard to find the time for this passion. You live my dream. Greetings!

  7. i wanted to make 5 pizzas, but allthough i put exactly the amounts from the calculator in the dough it was super liquid and suuuuuuper sticky. what did i do wrong? ive had to add at least 300 gramms of flour to make it a shapeable dough.

  8. Bug Report: When increasing the number of pizzas, the measurement of Instant Yeast remains fixed at “or 0.5g instant yeast” and does not increase like the rest of the ingredients do.

    • Also, it would be better if the measurements in the Instructions also adjusted automatically based on the number of pizzas along with the ingredients- It seems those are all fixed based on the default of “3 Pizzas”

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  10. Apart from straight errors in measurement, I can think of one thing: the content moisture in flour might vary. So if the moisture content is high, less water may be needed.

  11. Great recipe for beginners. I tried this recipe in my restaurant and get the perfect pizza dough. I make this with the help of pizza dough roller machine and get soft, flavorful pizza crust. It was delicious.

    Thanks for sharing your recipe.

  12. Thank you Alex – it is super legit! Thanks for the knife sharpening video, and my favorite, the sour dough videos. My sour dough is epic now, Thank you so much!

    Happy New Year! Hoping the best for you in 2020.

  13. I used 50% whole wheat bread flour and 50% all-purpose flour, and my dough was not as soft as in your video. It was a much tighter dough, similar to a flatbread or pita dough. I will experiment with adding more water to reach the consistency I see in your videos. That is part of the magic of cooking though. We all want to reach the same destination, but the path is certainly different for each of us. 🙂

  14. After searching for the perfect recipe for months and months I have finally found the golden ratios. Thank you! Your YouTube channel is impressive and your calculations are spot on. I went for 2 pizzas at 63% hydration.

    • Bonjour Simon pourrais-je connaître les quantités que vous appliquez maintenant , les ratios en d’or ? Un gros merci, Claude

  15. Do you think i could use this recipe but stick it in a breadmaker so it mixes, kneeds and does the first proof?

  16. I finally found a straight-forward, no BS and concise pizza recipe.
    Here is my cooking tip: place a clean pizza stone on the center of outdoor gas grill (I use a Weber 3-burner grill).
    Set the two outside burners at max and the middle burner (the one directly under pizza stone) at mid setting. Warm up oven for 10 minutes. Then slide pizza onto stone and check doneness every 2-3 minutes by slightly opening grill no more than a few inches to see how it’s cooking. The goal here is to maintain the heat in the oven.

    Another tip: you can use cornmeal to slide pizza onto stone. I personally don’t like the coarseness of cornmeal under my pie. In our family restaurant we used rice flour on the pizza peel.

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  23. This recipe is amazing! I’ve tried so many pizza dough versions, but yours really has that perfect chewy texture and flavor. Thanks for the detailed steps and video — they make it easy to follow. By the way, I often take photos of my cooking progress and like to Merge JPG files to keep everything organized.

  24. That dough method actually sounds solid. Letting the dough rest longer really does change the texture and flavor. I’ve noticed recipes like this get even better when friends start tweaking them and sharing results in chat groups. Funny enough, I recently came across a guide about customizing messaging apps like GB WhatsApp Pro which made group recipe sharing a lot easier with extra privacy and media options for photos and cooking updates too.

  25. I’m excited to try this after reading about your pizza dough recipe, especially the part where you let it rest for the hour. It brings back memories of my grandmother’s dough that also got better after a slow rise. Can’t wait to bake and compare notes.

  26. I’m with Rich—I’m a huge home pizza lover too, and I’m intrigued by your super legit dough approach. I remember tearing into a warm slice my grandma made with a crust like this, and I can almost smell the yeast rising from your page.

  27. I’m with Rich—I’m a huge home pizza lover too, and I’m tempted by your dough method after reading about this recipe. The idea of letting the dough rest reminds me of my family’s Sunday pizzas and the soft crumb we chased after baking.

  28. I’m a huge home pizza lover too, and I’m excited to try this dough after seeing your method on December 1, 2017. I remember learning to stretch dough in a quiet kitchen and hoping for a crisp, airy crust like yours. Looking forward to baking this weekend.

  29. The 70% hydration level and the long cold rise in an airtight container really sound like the secret to getting that perfect crust. It is such a nice change of pace from my usual daily grind of hosting baby shower games and fun predictions over at Baby Gender Predictor. I am definitely going to try this recipe this weekend!

  30. This is the pizza dough recipe I’ve been looking for — the hydration tips make such a difference in getting that chewy, blistered crust. I’ve been filming my dough-making process to share with friends, and seedance 2.5 video generation has made it surprisingly easy to turn quick clips into a proper little recipe video. Thanks for the detailed walkthrough!

  31. The 70% hydration really caught my eye because I’ve always been too scared to go above 60% at home, but your note about letting the dough rest longer to handle the stickiness makes me want to try it this weekend. I also appreciate that you specified Tipo 00 flour—I’ve used bread flour before and it just doesn’t get that same chewy, blistered crust. Do you think a cold ferment in the fridge for 24 hours would work with this recipe, or would that change the hydration too much?

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  32. The 70% hydration ratio is exactly what I’ve been struggling with—my last dough came out too sticky to shape, but your explanation of letting it rest longer before stretching makes total sense. I’ll try the Tipo 00 flour next time since I’ve only used bread flour, and I’m curious if the texture really changes that much. Three large pizzas from those measurements sounds like a solid weekend batch, so thanks for breaking it down so clearly.

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  33. As a fellow home pizza lover, I have ruined my share of doughs, and time and temperature beat effort — a slow rise is what makes real crust. This recipe makes me want to fire up the oven this weekend. Beginners would also gain a lot from seeing the dough at each stage, since hydration is hard to judge from text alone; a short clip per step teaches more than a paragraph. Creating those demo videos is easy when you have the Seedance 3 AI video creation tool at hand.

  34. The 70% hydration is exactly what I’ve been struggling with—my last attempt turned into a sticky mess, but your note about using Tipo 00 flour makes me think I was just using the wrong base. I’ll try your exact 520-gram ratio this weekend and see if I finally get that chewy, airy crust instead of a brick. Do you find the 5-minute cook time works better in a home oven if you preheat the stone longer than an hour?

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  35. The 70% hydration ratio is exactly what I’ve been struggling with—my last attempt came out too sticky to shape, but your breakdown of the 365 grams of water to 520 grams of flour makes me want to try again this weekend. Do you find that Tipo 00 flour absorbs differently than all-purpose, or is the timing more forgiving with a longer bulk ferment? I appreciate that you kept the yield at three large pizzas, since most recipes I see are for one or two and scaling always messes with my head.

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  36. Really enjoyed this write-up. I’ve tried a handful of pizza dough recipes and most turn out okay but not memorable. Your approach seems straightforward enough for a home cook, and I appreciate that you’ve tested this so thoroughly. I’m curious about one thing:

  37. The 70% hydration ratio is exactly what I’ve been struggling with—my last attempt came out too sticky to shape, so seeing your specific gram measurements for the Tipo 00 flour and water helps a lot. I’ll try letting it proof a bit longer next time since you mentioned that helps with the stretch. Thanks for breaking down the math so clearly, this gives me a solid baseline to finally stop guessing.

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  40. The 70% hydration and 20-minute knead sound like a solid starting point, but the two-hour room-temperature rise followed by six hours in an airtight container makes me wonder about flavor development. Would a longer cold ferment improve the crust, or does the fresh yeast amount make that too risky? I’m also curious whether Tipo 00 is essential here.

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  41. I usually add a splash of olive oil out of habit, but I’ll try leaving it out like you said and see how the crust turns out. The 70% hydration sounds tricky to handle at first, though the long six-hour rise in an airtight container should help. I’ve been using ytbench to check pizza channels’ monetization while hunting for more dough recipes, and it’s handy for that.

  42. The 70% hydration is a great detail, and I like that the recipe clearly scales to three large pizzas. Using 520 grams of Tipo 00 flour should give the dough a wonderfully light, elastic texture.

  43. The 70% hydration is what really makes this dough shine, though I’m curious if you’ve ever tried pushing it to 75% for an even airier crumb. I also noticed the Tipo 00 flour specification, which definitely makes a difference compared to standard all-purpose. Three large pizzas from that batch size seems about right for a serious pizza night.

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  44. The 70% hydration is what really makes this dough shine, though I’m curious if you’ve tried pushing it even higher for a more open crumb. I also appreciate that you specify Tipo 00 flour, since that detail makes a noticeable difference in the final texture. Three large pizzas from one batch sounds like the perfect excuse for a pizza night.

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  45. The 70% hydration ratio really caught my eye because it explains why the dough feels so workable during that 20-minute knead. It’s a fun change of pace from the spatial puzzles I usually dive into on Country Draw, where I’m strictly measuring country outlines rather than mixing flour.

  46. I’m usually more into digital tweaks than kitchen experiments, but that 70% hydration detail really made me want to try baking tonight instead of just staring at screens. It’s a nice mental shift from the hours I spend testing hidden transparent PNGs for Twitter visuals over at Tap and hold.

  47. Made this dough twice this month — the 24h cold ferment is a total game changer, no substitute. Between work and kids I even started using small AI helpers to plan the weekly menu, e.g. the Solar Decicde model playground, mostly for ranking what to cook based on what is in the fridge. Nothing beats a legit pizza night though. Quick question: do you stretch this hydration by hand or with a rolling pin?

  48. The 70% hydration breakdown and the long fermentation schedule make this a helpful starting point for a home pizza night. I also appreciate projects that make a simple personal ritual feel special—Garden Letters uses floral cards and an envelope-style experience to turn a note into a keepsake. Public Garden

  49. This pizza dough recipe looks fantastic! The 70% hydration level promises a perfect balance of crispiness and chewiness, ideal for homemade pizza. Using Tipo 00 flour ensures a smooth, elastic dough that’s easy to work with. The detailed ingredient list and clear instructions make it accessible even for beginners. I appreciate the yield for three large pizzas, which is great for sharing or meal prep. Thanks, Alex, for sharing this reliable recipe—it’s definitely going into my pizza-making rotation!

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  51. A dough recipe that still works on a weeknight is a genuinely different thing from one that works on a Sunday, and this one reads like the first kind. Same test I use for anything I want to keep doing: if it needs a good day, it will not survive the bad ones. Oraclely

  52. The 70% hydration and step-by-step timing make this pizza dough approachable, especially with the calculator for three large pizzas. I like how clearly the method explains when to divide and rest the dough. I’m also exploring Google Trends with Trends Monitor to spot rising recipe and food-search ideas.

  53. Nice, always looking for a better home dough. I’ve been tinkering with my own timings but keep coming back to a long cold rise, so I’m curious how this one holds up in a home oven.

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