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The Cook's Companion: A step-by-step guide to cooking skills including original recipes

By Josceline Dimbleby

Published 1991

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Making a pizza must be one of the easiest ways to produce a complete and balanced meal. The variety of suitable toppings is endless, and you can invent toppings for all manner of occasions or to cater for the particular tastes of your family and friends.

A pizza base is simply made with a bread dough using strong white flour. You can, of course, use brown or wholemeal flours but I find that these stronger-flavoured flours compete too much with the toppings, and also they do not produce the thin, light and crisp Neapolitan-style crust which is ideal. Many commercially bought pizzas have a thick doughy base of bread, but, personally, I much prefer the original Neapolitan crust. Since part of the point of making a pizza is that it is quick and easy, I always use easy-blend dried yeast.

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