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Replica Domino’s Pizza Dough

Domino’s is consistently at the top of everyone’s mind when it comes to delicious takeaway pizza! 

However, what if I told you that you have the ability to skip getting takeout and create your own Domino’s Pizza Menu and dough at home? 

Sounds mouthwatering, right? 

Throughout history, Dominos has become associated with quick and delicious pizzas, and throughout this article, we’ll unveil the secret recipe that makes it so scrumptious.

All you’ll need is:

  • Your mixing bowl
  • Eight main Dominos Pizza Dough ingredients and all the possible toppings
  • Secret ingredients you’ll want to add. 

Let’s get cooking!

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Dominos Pizza Dough Ingredients: Unveiling the Secret Recipe

Difficulty: Beginner Prep Time 120 mins Cook Time 12 mins Rest Time 24 hrs Total Time 26 hrs 12 mins
Cooking Temp: 260  °C Servings: 3 Calories: 855
Best Season: Suitable throughout the year

Description

This recipe will be a concise guide to creating Domino’s signature delicious pizza dough straight from home.

Ingredients

Instructions for preparing the Replica Domino’s Pizza Dough:

  1. Combine the water, yeast, sugar, salt, and oil in a large mixing bowl

  2. Add dry milk, baking powder, and flour

  3. Stir together and knead for 7 minutes (over low speed if using a mixer)

  4. Divide dough into 3 (120z) balls

  5. Place into a lightly greased tray and oil tops. Keep refrigerated covered for up to 4 days or freeze until ready to cook

Instructions for baking:

  1. Cover each pizza dough ball with 1 cup of cornmeal and stretch to create a 12-inch circle

  2. Shift the pizza to a pre-greased pizza tray, and spread 1 cup of tomato sauce over the top – leaving an 1-inch border for the crust

  3. Cover the pizza with any secret ingredients you want to add to make it the perfect pizza for you. This could include bacon, ham, pepperoni, onion, oregano, mozzarella, chili flakes, etc.

  4. Bake the pizza on the bottom rack of the pre-heated 500°F oven for 10-12 minutes or until the crust has become dark brown

  5. Slice the pizza into eight slices, serve, and enjoy!

Note

Recipe Notes & Tips

Dominos Pizza Recipe notes

  • For a richer and more enhanced crust flavor, it’s recommended to brush a garlic-infused butter or oil over the crust before baking.

    Also, sprinkling the crust with seasonings such as garlic salt/powder, Italian seasoning, parmesan cheese, or fennel seeds, will add beautiful flavors to your pizza

  • Flour can make or break your pizza recipe! Bread flour containing gluten will allow you to stretch your pizza dough more easily.

    You can also use all-purpose flour. However, you’ll have to extend your kneading time to eliminate the dough's gluten

  • If you’re trying to get the perfect Domino’s pizza replica, use flat pizza disks with holes to ensure a hotter pizza that won’t stick to the pan. However, any pizza pan will do the trick
  • Cheese is a massive part of any pizza and is down to personal preference. However, Domino’s uses 100% mozzarella – the most common and traditional cheese – as it melts evenly without going oily or lumpy.

    Cheeses such as cheddar, havarti, provolone, and gorgonzola also work great for pizzas

  • Finally, when you’re looking for a sauce that mimics the delicious Domino’s version, we recommend using a robust tomato sauce. This sauce can be compared to Marinara sauce, meaning it should be sweet, flavorful, and thick.

Enjoy your pizza!

Keywords: Dominos Pizza Dough

FAQs

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What sort of dough does Domino’s use?

Domino’s creates a dough identical to the one outlined in this article: a basic, high-quality dough that delivers a delicious pizza crust.

How is the dough for Domino’s pizza made?

The dough for Domino’s pizza is created using simple ingredients such as flour, yeast, sugar, salt, oil, and milk. The dough ingredients are combined, kneaded, and rinsed before consumption.

Is the pizza dough at Domino’s frozen?

Actually, Domino's Pizza dough is only sometimes frozen for storage purposes. For the most part, it is kept fresh in the refrigerator – contributing to its distinct flavor and texture.