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Lazy pizza - The “I can’t be bothered” Edition

Lazy pizza - The “I can’t be bothered” Edition Recipe

By Bb Kitchen

Ingredients

DOUGH

300gr water

400g GF pizza flour ( I have used @nutrifree)

16g extra virgin olive oil

5g sea salt

1 teaspoon sugar

10g fresh yeast or 4g dried

8g potato flakes (the ones for instant mashed potatoes)

TOPPINGS

Tomatoes

Onions

Olives

Oregano

Salt

Rosemary

Instructions

1Put the flour, the potato flakes, the salt in a big bowl. In another bowl, mix the water, the sugar and the yeast. Pour the water into the flour bowl and then add the oil. Mix briefly (1-2 min), then cover and leave in the fridge overnight (20-24 h)

2Next day, take the dough out of the fridge around 2 hours before using it and let it rest, covered, at room temperature.

3Move it onto a floured surface, do two folds (watch video for ref), cut in half and do two more folds for each piece of dough. Cover with a wet cloth and let it rest 20 min.

4Preheat the fan oven at 250*. Prepare the toppings: slice finely the onions and the olives and blend the tomatoes with oregano, salt and garlic. Set aside.

5Now place your dough on a well oiled baking tray (25x30cm) and stretch it; you’ll see the dough will be very soft and easy to work with. Do not over stretch it if you want it soft :)

6Load with your toppings and bake for 12 min on the floor of the oven, turning it after 8 min; then move it to the middle space and bake for another 2-3 min.

7Enjoy this true taste sense sensation!

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