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![]() I made twice the amount of dough the last time I made pizza and froze the leftovers. I let it thaw overnight in the refrigerator and noticed it was not rising, so I left it there another day. Still nothing, so I put it out on the counter for a few hours. It definitely wasn't dead because I saw yeast holes but it didn't have any significant oomph to it either. I went ahead and made pizza with it last night and the crust was fantastic! Very crispy. It was easy to roll & stretch thin and I even got a couple of bubbles on the edge of the finished pizzas, which is a big plus for me. However, if I had intended that dough to be bread in the end, the way I'd intended before, it would have been another colossal failure. Conclusion: frozen pizza dough is OK - but I will not try freezing bread dough again because my thawed dough does not rise properly. -- Forget the health food. I need all the preservatives I can get. |
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