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Reviewed: May 28, 2007
I just kicked off with a "get fit" program and was delighted to taste this wonderful wheat pizza! I let the dough rise twice, added a bit of wheat flour when I pulled it out of the bowl and it cooked up perfectly. I follwed the advice to cook it 15 mintues before putting on toppings and it was perfect.
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Reviewed: May 23, 2007
Very easy, very tasty. Thanks!
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Reviewed: May 21, 2007
Tasted great, dough was quite sticky and didn't rise much.
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Reviewed: May 14, 2007
My son begs for this every time we have take out pizza. Great recipe!
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Reviewed: Apr. 24, 2007
Very good! I used this dough to make two round 12" thin crust pizza's. It was a little softer than we like (we like crisp crust) but such a great flavor and we can adjust to the softness because it is sooo much better for us than jiffy pizza crust! Very easy to make. I did a few things differently. After I let the dough rise for 10 minutes in a warm oven then I kneaded it for a few minutes on a lightly floured surface. I greased the pizza pans and my hands with cooking spray and pressed the dough onto the pans. Very easy! I let the crust rest for 10 minutes then poked holes and baked for 4.5 minutes @ 425 degrees. Added toppings and baked for 11 minutes @ 425 degrees. Great recipe, thank you!
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Reviewed: Apr. 18, 2007
The perfect pizza crust for South Beach dieters! I made the dough exactly as the recipe stated. I rolled it out very thin and cut out mini crusts with a 2" round cutter. Baked them until lightly browned, then added toppings and baked again until hot. (Goat cheese, carmelized onions and toasted walnuts for the adults and cheese & pepperoni for the kids...oh, and a few for dessert sprinkled with cinnamon/sugar) No more store bought pizzas for us!
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Reviewed: Apr. 10, 2007
This is amazing - I'll never make another kind of pizza dough again. Per other suggestions, I substituted flax for wheat germ and coated ball of dough with a little EVOO. I tried rolling dough out delicately, but it takes some muscle! Please give this a try - you'll be SO glad that you did.
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Reviewed: Apr. 6, 2007
i've had better
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Reviewed: Apr. 6, 2007
I am always on the look for new healthy recipes. This one was really good. I made it twice in the same week. The first time I made it, I felt like the crust came out too thick and a bit dry. So the second time I made 2 pizzas with the same amount of dough, only this time I added about 1-2 tablespoons more water then the recipe called for. It made the dough a bit sticky to work with but the end product was much better. Sent the left overs in my husbands lunch the next day and he said it was almost as good cold too. This one is definately a keeper.(Note: there was no need to precook the thinner crust)
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Reviewed: Mar. 31, 2007
Oh Wow.. what a nice surprise! I've never made homemade pizza dough, always just bought the premade ones at the supermarket, so I was nervous and since I didn't know what I was doing I read and wrote down all the tips in the reviews. I made this recipe and Pizza Dough 1 recipe (from this site) so I'd have both in case no one liked this one. We're just starting to eat whole wheat stuff so I was nervous but I didn't need to be... I didn't even give the kids a slice of this pizza and fully expected to be the only one who would eat it but one by one they all tried it and 4 out of the 5 liked it better than the other pizza. Even my Hubby and Sister in Law loved it. There wasn't a slice left of this pizza and there were 2 slices left of the other one. I did what other reviews said and let the dough rise for about 20 mins on the stone and than I baked the crust for 15 mins first and before I put the pizza back into the oven I loosened the crust from the stone w/ a spatula. I also couldn't find wheat grem at the store anywhere.. I had no clue where to even look so I used the same amount of ground flaxseed alike another reviewer said and it was fine. The dough was alittle too sticky to roll out but I just put some olive oil on my hands and used my fingers to shape it on my stone... This was a WONDERFUL pizza, the best I've ever made and I'm using this one from now on! THANKS!!!
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Reviewed: Mar. 23, 2007
WOW! Simple, quick and fulfilling! I would suggest doubling up the recipe, as otherwise the crust is very thin. Combine this the "exquisite pizza sauce" recipe also found on allrecipes for a great dinner. My 5 year old drowns all pizza (homemade and takeout) in ketchup. He did not request it this time, and said it was the best pizza he had ever had!!!!!
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Reviewed: Mar. 3, 2007
I thought the whole wheat crust at the local pizza joint in the college town where I live was good, but this is even better. I've made it a half-dozen times with great results and we are now fully converted to a healthier pizza. I suggest coating the ball of dough with a bit of oil (olive is my choice) before letting it rise, a la Chef Boyardee.
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Reviewed: Feb. 23, 2007
Excellent thick crust pizza dough! It had a great taste. I will make this again for sure!
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Reviewed: Feb. 16, 2007
This was wonderful tasting and very easy to make. I am always looking for easy recipes that use only whole wheat flour. I have made this twice for pizzas once a big pizza once for small indivdual pizzas. My kids liked this crust so much I rolled out and baked the individual crusts and they topped them and ate them before I could cook them again. My daughter used a leftover crust for her cold lunch the next day. I also used the recipe to make bread sticks, I brushed with a little butter and sprinkled with garlic and sald. They were great.
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Reviewed: Feb. 14, 2007
Not so much like pizza dough, but still really good and super easy. I had all the ingredients on hand, so that helped. It was all gone at the end of the meal. I would definately make again (if I had everything on hand).
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Living In: Charlestown, Massachusetts, USA

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Reviewed: Feb. 13, 2007
This was really bready- didn't taste much like pizza crust.
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Reviewed: Feb. 4, 2007
I didn't use a pizza stone, but a cookie sheet instead (didn't realize I'd need one). I took about 40 minutes to make sure that it was cooked through. Very delicious.
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Reviewed: Feb. 1, 2007
My kids ate this! We can eat pizza and not feel guilty! Wonderful. I did let the dough rise a bit before baking - baked about 10 minutes, then added ingredients for a wonderful pizza. I also coated my pizza stone with olive oil and it did not stick at all.
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Reviewed: Jan. 31, 2007
This was very good! I did not use the wheat germ, I added a little extra flour. I prebaked the crust at 400 and for 5 minutes and then added the sauce and toppings and baked for 12- 15 minutes. It was superb!! We made two medium sized 6 piece pizzas and a individual sized pizza for my daughter, so it does make quite a bit if you make a thin crust.
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Reviewed: Jan. 21, 2007
Tasty!
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