How to Make Restaurant Style Pizza At Home | Full Tutorial!



Restaurant style pizza made right in your kitchen! You will love making it with your family!
⬇️⬇️ Recipe ⬇️⬇️

PRINTABLE RECIPE: https://www.laurainthekitchen.com/recipes/restaurant-style-pizza/

PIZZA INGREDIENTS:
For the Dough:
4 cups of All Purpose Flour, plus 1 Tbsp
2 tsp of Instant Yeast
1 Tbsp of Sugar
1 Tbsp of Coarse Kosher Salt
1-2/3 cups of Warm Water

Quick Marinara:
2 Tbsp of Extra Virgin Olive Oil
2 Cloves of Garlic, whole or minced
1 28 oz can of San Marzano tomatoes, crushed by hand
Fresh Basil
Salt, to taste

Shredded Mozzarella and toppings of choice

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00:00 – Intro
01:00 – Make the Dough
05:15 – Make the Sauce
07:25 – Prep the Dough
11:41 – Assemble Pizza
14:35 – Bake Pizza
16:15 – Make a Second One
17:41 – Enjoy!

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45 Comments

  1. Fantastic sums it up. Thank you again for detailed instructions on how to make the best pizza at home. I will definitely be making this over and over again to perfect it for my family.

  2. I am surely going to give this a try. I would much rather go to a pizza shop to get my pizza but I am out in the provinces of the Philippines and their idea of a pizza is nothing like that. They don't use tomato sauce and they load it up with sugar. And they don't hardly cook it so it comes out as raw dough. It is awful.

  3. Your recipe is AMAZING, it never fails! It’s our family favourite ❤️ I did get a request for a doupe of the Pizza Hut original pan pizza & I used this recipe, another win…it was amazing. I added, 2TBS OIL & 1/4c Milk Powder to your recipe & followed all your directions up to & including the 1st rise/proof. Then, instead of forming 2 balls & placing on a cookie sheet to rest, I devided the dough into 2 portions, without shaping & placed in 2x greased 12” cast iron pans, spread dough out with fingers & let rest 1hr covered to relax the dough for a second spread. After 1 hr the dough will be relaxed & ready for the second & final spreading. Press greased fingers into dough to make divots & spread to the edges, kind of like focaccia. Immediately top with your favourite sauces/toppings & bake aprox 25 mins in a preheated 450* oven, on the second rack from bottom to the middle. Thank you for this versatile dough, it’s so much better than take out. 💯

  4. Is there an authentic Italian version of a sweet and salty pizza?

    I personally like "hawain" pizza because it's sweet and salty. I'd be game to try an Italian version, though. 🙂

  5. I have watched both this video and the one for NY Style pizza. Here is the question: I want to make both of these doughs ahead and refrigerate them
    for a few days. In this video you say to let it rise, divide it and then if you want stick in the fridge until ready to use. In the NY Stye video you say not to let it rise – just divide it and stick it in the fridge so that it does a slow rise in the fridge. Which way is better? By the way, I could watch you for hours and have!

  6. Laura I have made this twice once I let sit in the fridge and once I did same day the dough is PERFECT. You make me look like a rock star to my family. The only problem is both times the dough rose so high it popped the lid off the container and ruined it it’s the same containers that u use so any tips would be great. Thank you for always making the best easy to follow recipes I just adore you!!

  7. First I'd like to say, you make great videos. But I have a question: I watched your video on making NY Style Pizza and you said to put the pizza stone (or steel) on the top rack of the oven. Here, you say bottom rack. Is it b/c these are 2 different styles of pizza?

  8. I know I'm a year late to the party, but I made this last night, followed the recipe exactly (even did the dance after putting in the oven 😂). And OMG! So good! I have made homemade pizza (with my pizza stone) many times and didn't really like the results. You're a culinary genius!

  9. Hello madame laura do you have recipe for calzone please👌🙏🙌
    I am trying to make pizza today for my wife & my kido . I hope I can make it as well as you 🐇🐇🐇🦢
    watching your chanal about i think 9 years & never lost my hope . You are awesome madame laura ❤🌷🌹🥀 happy new year madame 🙏🫵🫶 1 / 13 / 25 🎉🎉🎉🎉

  10. Laura, can you tell me in grams what 4 cups of all purpose flour is! It's very confusing cause on the internet, there is a lot a different information about that! Or what's your method of mesuring your 4 cups ?

  11. On the contrary, you can still buy an oven with an actual pilot light. Granted, that range will be commercial grade even for home use and will cost 4k plus, but it's still possible. I was an appliance tech for 30 years and did installs as well. 98% have gone to an electric ignitor that only heats up after you turn the oven on. All controlled by an EOC, or electronic oven control. A control board, in layman's terms. The ignitor in most ovens has about a 5 year life span, where the gas pilot had a 20+ year life span. Then again after thinking very hard, there are actually a small few very base residential models still produced. They are not pretty stainless steel, mostly in white, but will outlast anything with a control board any day.

  12. You said you were going to put a link for the yeast in the description box… no link is there… does it take more than a year to add a link… ???

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