2. Fast-rising Pizza Dough | ||||
| Ingredients | % | Full Batch | Half Batch | Test Batch |
| High-gluten Flour | 100 | 25 lb | 12 lb 8 oz | 16 oz |
| Water | 59 | 14 lb 12 oz | 7 lb 6 oz | 9-3/8 oz |
| INSTANT Yeast | 1.5 | 6 oz | 3 oz | 1/4 oz |
| Sugar | 4 | 1 lb | 8 oz | 5/8 oz |
| Salt | 1 | 4 oz | 2 oz | 3/4 t |
| Non-fat Dry Milk | 1 | 4 oz | 2 oz | 3 t |
| Oil | 2 | 8 oz | 4 oz | 2-1/4 t |
| Yield | 42 lb 2 oz | 21 lb 1 oz | 27 oz | |
| lb = pound oz = ounce t = teaspoon T = Tablespoon NOTES: When there’s only a short time from mixer to pizza-making, use this formula for maximum rise. Adjust water temperature so dough comes from the mixer at about 90 degrees F. If necessary, increase the portion of instant yeast. You may also want to add a dough relaxer (i.e., reducing agent) such as L-cysteine to make the dough easier to mold. Follow product directions. For a Sample Production Procedure, go to the Sample Production Procedure section of the Pizza Dough-making chapter. | ||||
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