24-Hour Direct Method Pizza Dough
A simple and effective method to make perfect pizza dough using just four ingredients. No equipment needed — just time, technique, and proper ...
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Find your perfect pizza portions. No leftovers, no hungry guests.
Planning a pizza night? Work out exactly how much dough to prepare, from your first homemade pizza to your next perfect batch.
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Great pizza starts with great dough.
| Dough recipe ingredients | Amount | Ingredient information |
|---|---|---|
| Flour | — |
iThe flour total includes any flour used in your preferment. |
| Water | — |
iWeigh water for accuracy. Hydration is water weight divided by flour weight. |
| Salt | — |
iSalt is calculated as a percentage of total flour. |
| Yeast | — |
iUse a precision scale. Instant, active dry and fresh yeast conversions are approximate. |
| Oil | — |
iOil is shown by weight, not volume. |
| Sugar | — |
iSugar is calculated as a percentage of total flour. |
Use flour intended for pizza or bread. For longer fermentation, choose a flour that can hold its structure over time. Check the flour maker’s guidance for hydration and fermentation.
Read the Glowen flour guide ↗As a starting point, 250 g makes a 22–24 cm pizza, 270 g around 26 cm, 280 g around 28 cm and 300 g around 30 cm. Stretching and crust thickness change the result.
Yeast above is the total for the whole recipe. Split it between preferment and final mix according to your chosen method; it is not an additional dose.
Total time:
Preferment maturation and mixing are additional to the final-dough schedule shown here.
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