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Bob's Redmill Gluten Free Pizza Crust...

Jamie

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Jamie Contributor
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If there is anyone out there who has not tried this yet.... it's amazing. I made it last night... it's the easiest thing in the world to make. I didn't even use a mixer. I made a sicilan pie. The crust was crispy... and did not fall apart. I've been going around trying gluten free pizza from a bunch of places... but this was the best gluten-free pizza I have tasted yet. My boyfriend said he didn't notice a difference.

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hermitgirl Contributor
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Have yet to find the mix anywhere around where I am at. Hoping to try it one of these days.

PeggyV Apprentice
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Yes, I love it. I tried it a couple of months ago! Now i make personal sizes and freeze one for later.

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That's good to know. How do you make it, add water and stir or how?

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Oh boy! I'm super excited! I just picked some up this weekend, not knowing what to expect... now I want to try it soon! maybe I will this week! :)

Jamie Contributor
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That's good to know. How do you make it, add water and stir or how?

First put warm water in a bowl and add the yeast that it comes with. Then add the dough, oil and eggs. Then use a mixer... or just stir with a spoon. Then you let it rise for 20 mins... spread it out on a pan... bake for 7 minutes... top with what ever you want... and throw back in the oven for 15 mins... it came out perfect.

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