Proof yeast packet in 1 cup of warm water and honey for 10-15 minutes until foamy
Sift flours into large bowl, add the salt and olive oil and yeast water
Stir with wooden spoon incorporating mixture for a few turns
Add remaining warm water and continue stirring
Dust surface (board or counter) with flour and kneed dough adding flour to keep from sticking to your hands, but keeping the dough moist for about 10 minutes
Clean bowl, dry bowl, lightly oil bowl and return dough ball making sure it is well oiled. Cover with plastic wrap tightly and set on counter and let double in size (about 1-2 hours)
Punch dough (to redistribute yeast) seperate into 3rds and kneed briefly and wrap each new dough in plastic wrap to "re-rise" about 15 minutes or so.
Stretch dough as thinnly as possible without tearing and keeping it even.
I am new to the Alibi Forums, do more people post and collaborate recipes? I went through some of the "old" forums, but there doesn't look like that much activity?
I think people that post on alibi.com eat out a lot. [ Tue Apr 21 2009 2:45 PM ]
Or that's what I'm lead to believe by all the chowtown reviews.
I do a lot of cooking, but it's a pretty freestyle affair in my kitchen—that is to say, sans recipe. The next time I'm doing something practical, I'll try to make note of it & post in fair turn.
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