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The Best Fool-Proof Garlic & Oregano Pizza Dough

Feb 19 All Ages

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Here’s what happens when you marry the man of your dreams…with a mother who cooks like an Italian chef.

First, you try, try, try again. Every meal you make is silently compared to the mother-in-law’s, and you know you likely will never win.

Until you make something that mother-in-law doesn’t specialize in. Then, you’re golden.

But then you are somehow in competition with your brother-in-law who lives in a foreign country across the ocean. Because he specializes in that meal, too.

Now you better up your game. 🙂

 

Garlic & Oregano Pizza Dough gives homemade pizza such a wonderful flavor, and it's so easy to make! After trying several different pizza doughs, this is my favorite by far, and it's fool-proof!

I married an Argentine with thick Italian blood running through his veins. His mom doesn’t have Italian blood, but she sure learned to cook like one! Everything she makes is delicious, and I try to watch her and take notes as she cooks, but my food never turns out just like hers. It’s a dilemma I’ll never understand.

Fortunately, she doesn’t really specialize in making homemade pizza. That is where I feel like I have won the cooking award in this family. But then there’s my brother-in-law in Spain who apparently cooks a mean pizza himself, so when we meet it’ll be a dual to remember!

My First Attempt at Pizza

The first time I made homemade pizza was 4 months into our marriage (over 7 years ago). I thought I followed the recipe, but it came out all doughy in the middle. Now that I look back, though, I think it had a lot to do with the pan I was using to cook on and the temperature of the oven (which was probably off by 25 degrees).

My husband praised that pizza…profusely. It sort of shocked me, but I thought “Wow, if he likes this he’ll like it even more if I can get it right.”

Thus started my quest to get my pizza dough to perfection.

Over the next few years, I tested several different pizza dough recipes, but none of them even came close to the one I’m about to share with you today.

This pizza dough requires two very special ingredients for Italians: oregano and garlic. A winning combination, and such a wonderful taste in homemade pizza.

Garlic & Oregano Pizza Dough gives homemade pizza such a wonderful flavor, and it's so easy to make! After trying several different pizza doughs, this is my favorite by far, and it's fool-proof!

Besides the taste, the main reason I love this pizza dough so much is because it’s a cinch to make. Rising time is a total of 50 minutes, and cooking time is less than 15 minutes. If you have a stand mixer, you should be able to get homemade pizza within 1 hour and 14 minutes. That’s a relatively short wait, mind you.

Garlic & Oregano Pizza Crust has the best flavor, and it's so easy to make! After trying several different pizza doughs, this is my favorite by far, and it's fool-proof!

Garlic & Oregano Pizza Dough

Makes 2 pizzas that feed 4-6 people each

Ingredients

4 cups flour
3 tsp. instant yeast
2 tsp. salt
2 tsp. baking powder
2 Tbsp. oregano
1-2 Tbsp. minced garlic
2 Tbsp. olive oil
1 1/2 cups warm water (anywhere between 90F and 110F should be fine)

Directions

Garlic & Oregano Pizza Dough gives homemade pizza such a wonderful flavor, and it's so easy to make! After trying several different pizza doughs, this is my favorite by far, and it's fool-proof!

Add all the ingredients, in order, to the bowl of a stand mixer. Mix with the hook attachment until all the ingredients come together to form a ball. If it is too sticky, add a small amount of flour. If it is too dry and the ingredients are not coming together, add a little more water.

Continue to knead with the hook attachment for 2-3 more minutes.

Garlic & Oregano Pizza Dough gives homemade pizza such a wonderful flavor, and it's so easy to make! After trying several different pizza doughs, this is my favorite by far, and it's fool-proof!

Put a little oil in the bottom of the bowl and take the ball of pizza dough and turn it over in the oil so all sides are coated in oil. Put a towel over the bowl and let the dough rise for 30 minutes (or more if your house is on the cool side) until the dough has doubled in size.

Garlic & Oregano Pizza Dough gives homemade pizza such a wonderful flavor, and it's so easy to make! After trying several different pizza doughs, this is my favorite by far, and it's fool-proof!

Sprinkle some flour on a clean surface, punch down your dough, and put the dough onto the floured surface. Split the ball into two halves and set aside one half. Work with one ball of dough by first flattening it with the palms of your hands. Add flour as needed if it sticks to the table. Use a rolling pin to roll the dough out into the shape that you would like. You can do a circle if you have a pizza stone or a pizza pan. Since we use a baking sheet, I roll it into a weird shaped rectangle, and reshape it once I put it on the pan.

Garlic & Oregano Pizza Dough gives homemade pizza such a wonderful flavor, and it's so easy to make! After trying several different pizza doughs, this is my favorite by far, and it's fool-proof!

Preheat the oven to 425F.

Lightly oil a heavy baking sheet. Put the dough onto the baking sheet, then cover with a towel and let rise for another 20 minutes.

In the meantime, get your pizza sauce and toppings ready to go. I *HIGHLY* recommend you check out my top 3 pizza sauces before proceeding. They will change your world forever. 😉

Garlic & Oregano Pizza Dough gives homemade pizza such a wonderful flavor, and it's so easy to make! After trying several different pizza doughs, this is my favorite by far, and it's fool-proof!

Now top your pizza with everything you want to put on it.

Put it into the preheated oven and set the timer for 13-15 minutes. I always go with 14 minutes, but that’s because I know my oven cooks it just right in that amount of time.

While that pizza is in the oven, roll out the other pizza dough half and let it rise for 20 minutes. Continue as you did with the first half.

ENJOY!

Garlic & Oregano Pizza Dough gives homemade pizza such a wonderful flavor, and it's so easy to make! After trying several different pizza doughs, this is my favorite by far, and it's fool-proof!

Cost of Garlic & Oregano Pizza Dough

Flour – $0.40
instant yeast – $0.07
Salt – $0.04
baking powder – $0.06
Oregano – $0.83
Garlic – $0.12
olive oil – $0.17

Total cost – $1.69 for two or $0.85 for one (if you halve the recipe)

After you add all the toppings, pizza sauce, and cheese, one pizza should cost you less than $5 and it will taste a lot better than ordering pizza or heating up a frozen one!

We almost always have leftovers of this pizza, and the only way we will eat it is if we reheat it in the oven. The microwave makes the dough taste strange and soggy. I just preheat the oven to 250-300F, put some pizza slices on a baking sheet, and toss it in the oven for 10 minutes.

Oh, and this pizza wouldn’t be complete without the opinions of my trusted advisors.

Garlic & Oregano Pizza Dough gives homemade pizza such a wonderful flavor, and it's so easy to make! After trying several different pizza doughs, this is my favorite by far, and it's fool-proof!

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Garlic & Oregano Pizza Dough gives homemade pizza such a wonderful flavor, and it's so easy to make! After trying several different pizza doughs, this is my favorite by far, and it's fool-proof!

This Garlic & Oregano Pizza Dough is truly fool-proof. Why? Because it uses instant yeast, which is much easier to work with than active dry yeast, in my opinion. You don’t have to know a thing about yeast to make this (except for the fact that the water should be warm, but not HOT). Also, most homemade pizza would taste 1000% better if you had a pizza stone to work with. But using a baking sheet with this dough has always yielded wonderful results for me.

So what are you waiting for? Go get started making this dough for pizza tonight!

Garlic & Oregano Pizza Dough gives homemade pizza such a wonderful flavor, and it's so easy to make! After trying several different pizza doughs, this is my favorite by far, and it's fool-proof!
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Garlic & Oregano Pizza Dough

Slightly adapted from Relative Taste

Course Main Course
Cuisine Italian
Keyword pizza
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 14 minutes
Resting time 50 minutes
Total Time 1 hour 14 minutes
Servings 10 people
Author Charlee Flaminio

Ingredients

  • 4 cups flour
  • 3 tsp. instant yeast
  • 2 tsp. salt
  • 2 tsp. baking powder
  • 2 Tbsp. oregano
  • 1-2 Tbsp. minced garlic 4-8 garlic cloves
  • 2 Tbsp. olive oil
  • 1 1/2 cups warm water 90-110F

Instructions

  1. Add all the ingredients to the bowl of a stand mixer. Mix with the hook attachment until the ingredients come together to form a ball. If it is too sticky, add a small amount of flour. If it is too dry, add a bit more water.
  2. Continue to knead with the hook attachment for 2-3 more minutes.
  3. Put a teaspoon or so of olive oil in the bottom of the bowl and roll the ball of pizza dough in it, coating all sides. Place the ball of dough in the bottom of the bowl, and cover it with a light towel or plastic wrap. Let the dough rise for 30 minutes, or until it has doubled in size.
    Garlic & Oregano Pizza Dough gives homemade pizza such a wonderful flavor, and it's so easy to make! After trying several different pizza doughs, this is my favorite by far, and it's fool-proof!
  4. Sprinkle some flour on a clean surface, punch down your dough, and put the dough onto the floured surface. Split the dough into two halves and set aside one. Work with the first half by gently flattening it with the palms of your hands. Add flour as needed if it sticks to the table. Use a rolling pin to create a round dough, or whatever shape you’d like.
    Garlic & Oregano Pizza Dough gives homemade pizza such a wonderful flavor, and it's so easy to make! After trying several different pizza doughs, this is my favorite by far, and it's fool-proof!
  5. Preheat the oven to 425F.
  6. Lightly oil a heavy baking sheet. Place the rolled out dough onto the baking sheet. Cover with a towel or plastic wrap and let rise another 20 minutes.
    Garlic & Oregano Pizza Dough gives homemade pizza such a wonderful flavor, and it's so easy to make! After trying several different pizza doughs, this is my favorite by far, and it's fool-proof!
  7. While it is rising, prepare your toppings, including sauce, cheese, pepperoni, olives, sausage, peppers, etc.
  8. Once the dough has had its second rise, place all the toppings on it.
    Garlic & Oregano Pizza Dough gives homemade pizza such a wonderful flavor, and it's so easy to make! After trying several different pizza doughs, this is my favorite by far, and it's fool-proof!
  9. Put into the preheated oven and bake for 13-15 minutes.
    Garlic & Oregano Pizza Dough gives homemade pizza such a wonderful flavor, and it's so easy to make! After trying several different pizza doughs, this is my favorite by far, and it's fool-proof!
  10. While the first pizza is in the oven, start working with the second pizza dough half so it’s ready to get in the oven soon after the first comes out.

Recipe Notes

If you have leftovers, the best way to reheat them (IMHO) is in the oven. Preheat the oven 250-300F, place some slices on a baking sheet, and toss in the oven for 10 minutes.

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I'm a mom of 3 on a journey to feed my family nourishing foods. Personally, I believe you can cook healthy food and still have time for your loved ones.
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By Charlee Flaminio on Feb 19

Comments

  1. Kristen @ Joyfully Thriving says

    02.19.16 at 7:25 pm

    I’m going to have to give this a try! My husband’s not a fan of thick homemade crusts, but maybe if I rolled it thin enough – and flavored it – he would like it. The things we wives compete over! 🙂

    Reply
    • Charlee says

      02.20.16 at 2:19 pm

      Oh, I’ve made plenty of thick crusts before, and this one is nowhere near as thick! I’ve actually been pleasantly surprised before when I made it and it was almost like thin crust. I love a good thin crust! I think the yeast must have not been activated those times. Hehe. 🙂

      Reply
  2. Chels says

    04.01.16 at 8:30 pm

    Yep, it’s hard to compete with MIL cooking! That crust sounds perfect for next pizza night, especially since I’m stuck in a rut making the same pizza over and over (but it is a favorite). Hahaha- we noticed today that the girls pick up and eat their pizza backwards (like in the above pic)!

    Reply
    • Charlee says

      04.02.16 at 7:13 am

      Yes, try it! It’s not hard to do at all. But you’ll have to tell me how it goes without a stand mixer. That is way too funny. I honestly had never really noticed that, but now that you mention it I have seen them do this. They even do it with quesadillas. Ha! I think with pizza, they are going for the crust first since they love bread!

      Reply
  3. Penny says

    05.10.16 at 5:55 pm

    I made the pizza tonight and was great! Tried many pizza doughs and this one tasted great and had a nice crisp bottom that didn’t fall apart when you picked it up to eat. Thanks so much for the recipe from me and my pizza living family.

    Reply
    • Charlee says

      05.11.16 at 2:22 pm

      Yay! I’m glad you gave it a try and liked it! Thanks for sharing your experience, Penny. 🙂

      Reply
  4. joni says

    06.18.16 at 9:10 pm

    I made this dough tonight and used it in this Pizza Braid recipe from shared.com

    http://www.shared.com/upgrade-your-friday-night-pizza-nights-with-this-easy-to-make-pizza-br-1858379737.html

    Your dough made the dish! It was so tasty. Thank you!

    Reply
    • Charlee says

      06.18.16 at 10:03 pm

      Wonderful, Joni! I’ll have to try that Pizza Braid now!

      Reply
  5. Tanya says

    07.10.16 at 12:45 pm

    I made this dough and the texture and look of it was amazing but tasted a little flat. Is it because I used bread flour? The yeast was perfect. I used Kosher salt. Should I have used another salt?

    Reply
    • Charlee says

      07.10.16 at 2:24 pm

      I always use kosher salt for this pizza dough. The flat taste could be that there wasn’t enough salt for your taste, I guess. I don’t think the bread flour would alter the taste. I’ve had the exact opposite comment saying that it was too salty, so really it’s a matter of preference. It could also be the pizza sauce you use. I’ve noticed that the sauce can make or break the taste of the crust.

      Reply
      • Tanya says

        08.06.16 at 12:21 pm

        Thanks! I asked someone else who makes their own pizza dough (a home cook) and they said the same as you try a tad more salt. I really liked your recipe over others so I will try again just add more salt. Now the pizza sauce I made a mushroom pizza with a white sauce…that could be it too. I will keep you abreast. Thanks for replying!

        Reply
  6. Martha T says

    07.15.16 at 6:20 pm

    Can this dough be frozen?

    Reply
    • Charlee says

      07.15.16 at 7:40 pm

      Yes! I have frozen 4 now. I thawed one a few weeks ago and tried it, and it tastes exactly the same. I froze it after the first rise, but lately I’ve been freezing it right after mixing everything together. It’s up to you.

      Reply
      • Tiffany says

        09.01.16 at 4:18 pm

        Did you roll your pizza dough out and/or bake it before you freezed it?

        Reply
        • Charlee says

          09.02.16 at 10:28 pm

          I did not. I just made the dough, wrapped it up and put it in a ziploc, then put it in the freezer. When I pulled it out I let it rise. Although, I think next time I do this I will let it rise the first time and then put it in the freezer. I’m sure it would work to bake it before putting it in the freezer as well.

          Reply
  7. sk8ergurl28 says

    08.03.16 at 10:58 am

    I absolutely love this recipe. I pinned your recipe some time back but never got around to trying it until today. Tried several other recipes but never really came across a recipe for flavoured dough. The pizza turned out great. This will be my pizza dough next time & all the time! 😀

    Reply
    • Charlee says

      08.03.16 at 2:36 pm

      Awesome! So glad it worked out for you.

      Reply
  8. bindu says

    08.09.16 at 3:27 am

    Can I substitute all purpose flour with whole wheat flour?

    Reply
    • Charlee says

      08.09.16 at 2:43 pm

      I’ve never tried it. I think you could start by adding half whole wheat and half all-purpose and then keep increasing from there. I am sure you will find that it is much more dense, though.

      Reply
  9. bindu says

    08.09.16 at 2:58 pm

    Thankyou for the reply Charlee.I tried the all purpose flour recipe today and it was yummy! I made the second suase and my son loved the pizza.The garlic and oregano touch was awesome.Thankyou again.

    Reply
  10. kristy says

    09.07.16 at 8:20 pm

    We really enjoyed this, it was easy to make too. I also made it and cut it into breadsticks for a snack. everyone loved them

    Reply
    • Charlee says

      09.08.16 at 11:12 pm

      Ooh, breadsticks sound wonderful. So glad it worked out for you!

      Reply
  11. Emily james says

    09.19.16 at 2:49 pm

    Hello… I am Trying this pizza tonight…what if we don’t own a stand mixer? Would our hands work the same way??

    Reply
    • Charlee says

      09.19.16 at 3:03 pm

      I have never tried it without a stand mixer, but I know you can do it. I would add all the ingredients to a large bowl and stir with a wooden spoon first. Once the ingredients have come together to form a dough, dump it out onto a floured surface and knead for at least 10 minutes until the dough becomes elastic. Hopefully that works. Let me know!

      Reply
  12. Tina says

    04.29.17 at 8:16 am

    just wondering, is the baking powder really necessary in a yeast bread dough? I’ve never seen a pizza dough with baking powder before. What is the purpose?

    Reply
    • Jane says

      09.13.20 at 12:27 pm

      I would also like to know why there is baking powder in this recipe, is it necessary since there is yeast being used?

      the answer is no.
      i love how you personally replied to every other comment but the one above.

      Reply
      • Charlee Flaminio says

        09.17.20 at 8:29 pm

        The baking powder helps the dough rise faster.

        Reply
  13. Terry says

    09.24.17 at 12:01 pm

    Thank you so much for the recipe. It is awesome!!!!!! Best pizza dough I’ve ever made!!!!!!

    Reply
    • Charlee says

      09.24.17 at 9:52 pm

      That’s great, Terry! Thanks for letting me know.

      Reply
    • Joy says

      09.05.22 at 8:17 am

      5 stars
      I really need to try this pizza dough. I’m not a dough lover(thin crust for me), but I believe you’ll make me a convert by flavoring the dough. Especially to use my new KitchenAid mixer.
      I’m a HUGE garlic lover. I always ordered pizza with fresh garlic on it, but the cost, whew!
      I found a recipe for sauce that sounds good too (extra garlic for me) hahaha.
      Since this recipe makes two pizzas, I’ll make one with garlic on top and one without.
      Either way, I believe they’ll be delicious!
      Thank you for this recipe. I’ve been looking for one just like Yours.
      Again, thank you, thank you, thank you🙏🙏🙏

      Reply
  14. Shaakirah says

    10.02.17 at 7:13 am

    Dear Charlee, thank you so much for sharing your absolutly yummy pizza recipe! Your instructions were great to follow and the result came out very tatsy. Can’t wait to try more of your recipes ?

    Reply
    • Charlee says

      10.09.17 at 1:09 pm

      You’re so welcome, Shaakirah!

      Reply
  15. Michaela says

    03.13.18 at 8:45 pm

    I pinned this recipe ages ago and have since made it 10+ times. It is my all-time favorite pizza dough and is so so easy to just throw everything into the mixer. I love it. Thanks so much!

    Reply
    • Charlee says

      03.13.18 at 9:11 pm

      Oh, that’s great, Michaela! I love how easy it is, too.

      Reply
  16. Carmen says

    10.18.18 at 12:41 pm

    Can this recipe be done with active dry yeast? I don’t have instant & was hoping to use this dough for Stromboli tonight!

    Reply
    • Charlee Flaminio says

      10.18.18 at 1:05 pm

      I’m pretty sure you can, but you will have to proof the yeast before mixing in the other ingredients. You will also probably have to let it rise for at least an hour. Here’s what you can try (just know I’ve never tried doing it like this before): Put the yeast and water (105-115 F) in first, along with 1/2 tsp. sugar. Let the yeast proof (it will start to get foamy on the top) for about 5 minutes. Add the rest of the ingredients as directed in the recipe. Then just increase both rise times. Hope it works!

      Reply
  17. July says

    04.03.19 at 6:23 pm

    Made this dough the other week. VERY DELIVIOUS!!!!! Even used the left over dough to make bread topped with coarse sea salt. YUM. Just wrote this into my recipe book that I’m writing for my kids.

    Reply
    • Charlee Flaminio says

      04.11.19 at 8:49 pm

      That’s wonderful! Thanks for sharing.

      Reply
  18. Fran says

    05.12.19 at 7:48 pm

    5 stars
    This is such a delicious and easy recipe! I have always made and used the dough same day. Have you made the dough a day or two ahead? Was thinking I could refrigerate and then pull out and let rise before using day of. Have you tried this? Thanks for sharing this great recipe.

    Reply
    • Charlee Flaminio says

      05.16.19 at 2:01 pm

      The only thing I have tried is freezing the ball of dough before rising. It didn’t seem to rise as well once I took it out of the freezer, so I just like to make the dough right before I need it. I bet refrigerating it would work, though. If you give it a try, let me know how it works!

      Reply
  19. Norell says

    02.24.20 at 3:17 pm

    5 stars
    Made my very first homemade pizza last night for dinner and it was wonderful! Loved the crust! My honey asked me if I could use the other half to make garlic knots…I’m going to give it a try.

    Reply
  20. Norell Weiner says

    03.12.20 at 3:34 pm

    5 stars
    This is the second time making this pizza dough. It was an absolute hit with both of us. I froze the other half and used it to make garlic knots, they were awesome! This time I decided to add a little parmesan cheese to the dough and I think I will freeze the other half again and use it for garlic bread….can you imagine just how killer that could be? Absolutely love and so glad to have found this recipe

    Reply
  21. Usha says

    07.18.20 at 8:53 am

    Hi Charlie,

    Recepie looks great. I just have a question regarding baking powder. Is it ok to skip the baking powder. I just wanted to know the purpose of Baking powder.

    This is my first time doing it so was reading many recepies. This looks very interesting and has good reviews. If you can help me with my question about baking powder that will be great. Thankyou!!!

    Reply
    • Charlee Flaminio says

      07.19.20 at 8:35 am

      That is a very good question. I’ve actually wondered that myself, but I’ve never tried leaving it out. The yeast gives the dough lots of rise, so I’m really not sure if the baking powder is making a big difference. If you try it without the baking powder, come back and tell me how the dough turned out. I think next time I make pizza I’ll try it without the baking powder, too.

      Reply
  22. Cara Wright says

    12.19.20 at 8:51 am

    5 stars
    According to my VERY picky 6 and 9 year old’s this pizza is better than Dominoes! Will be making this again FOR SURE! Thank you! And it was super easy.

    Reply
    • Charlee Flaminio says

      01.04.21 at 10:16 pm

      YES! Love to hear that. Thanks for taking the time to rate the recipe, Cara 🙂

      Reply
  23. Anna Blackwood says

    01.05.21 at 5:10 pm

    Love this recipe. When I roll out dough i lightly spray surface with oil. Rolls out just fine without sticking and uses less flour.

    Reply
    • Charlee Flaminio says

      02.06.21 at 2:51 pm

      Great tip, thanks, Anna!

      Reply
  24. Denise says

    02.12.21 at 5:41 pm

    5 stars
    This is by far the best tasting, manageable homemade pizza dough I ever made including all the trial-and-error before which there’s quite a few!
    Thank you so much!

    Reply
    • Charlee Flaminio says

      02.12.21 at 10:26 pm

      So good to hear, Denise!

      Reply
  25. Michael says

    01.28.22 at 4:12 pm

    5 stars
    Really well written article, your story captivated me immediately and had some humor! The journey to perfecting this recipe is a similar repeating theme in life about not giving up on something! Totally delicious looking pizza, thin or thick crust, thick preferred! Simple clean recipe, and anything with garlic is on point! Thanks for this recipe!!

    Reply
  26. Terri says

    10.20.22 at 1:18 pm

    Found this on Pinterest, gave it a try. Fabulous! I made a pizza out of one dough ball and froze the other. Defrosted the second one a couple of weeks later. Still just as good as the first one. This is one I’m keeping. I plan to make breadsticks with this over the weekend. Thanks for the great recipe!

    Reply

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