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Rolled Out Pizza Dough

IsAMom

By IsAMom
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IsAMom
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Christmas Eve we do appetizer type stuff. My sister makes a really good pizza rolled in the refrigerator dough you buy at the store. The dough is rolled out, filling placed and then rolled into a pinwheel and baked. It is then sliced.

Does anyone have a gluten free pizza crust dough that can be rolled out? Thanks so much.

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cruelshoes Enthusiast
cruelshoes
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Chebe might work. It wouldn't be exactly the same, but you can definitely roll it out.

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IsAMom Apprentice
IsAMom
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Christmas Eve we do appetizer type stuff. My sister makes a really good pizza rolled in the refrigerator dough you buy at the store. The dough is rolled out, filling placed and then rolled into a pinwheel and baked. It is then sliced.

Does anyone have a gluten free pizza crust dough that can be rolled out? Thanks so much.

Now that I'm thinking about it, what I'm looking for is more of a bread dough (not pizza) that can be rolled as that is what my sister uses in her recipe.

MyMississippi Enthusiast
MyMississippi
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Pamela's Wheat Free Bread Mix (is also gluten free) can be used to make pie crusts and pizza dough that you roll out. I tried the pie crust and really liked it. To me it was as good as the wheat flour pie crusts---- didn't try the pizza dough but I'm going to soon.

nmw Newbie
nmw
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I'll second the Chebe recommendation. You can do so much with their mixes.

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