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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 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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Pizza Dough I

Submitted by: Gudny Bjorg Kjaerbo 
This one is a quick recipe that merely involves mixing a few basic ingredients and patting the dough into the pan. No need to wait for the dough to rise with this approach. 

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Pizza Crust I

Submitted by: Kathi 
Your bread machine prepares this classic dough, with olive oil lending an authenticity to the chewy crust. Just pat this great dough into your pizza pan and you are on your way to a Mediterranean experience. 

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Pizza Crust Fantastico

Submitted by: MEBV 
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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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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Pizza Dough III

Submitted by: Phyllis 
A friend gave me this recipe for pizza dough. It is quick, easy and delicious! 

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Homemade Pizza Supreme

Submitted by: Gaylene Anderson 
Even if you've never made pizza from scratch, I hope you'll try this recipe. it's the highlight of my favorite casual meal. You have to plan ahead to allow rising time for the dough, but it is easy to work with and the crust is so good. 

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Premium Pizza Crust

Submitted by: NANDITA 
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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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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