Quick No-Rise Pizza Dough

Sometimes you want pizza on the fly, and if you have a few key ingredients in the house, you can have it on the table in about an hour, start to finish. My quick no rise pizza dough has seasonings in the dough for that extra bam! of flavor. I suggest preheating the oven when you start the dough, at about 475-500 degrees. A hot oven makes for a crisp and quick pizza. I placed my cast iron skillet in the oven while it preheats to get it nice and hot. Watch your pizza closely while baking, as the high heat will cook it quickly. You could also throw this on the grill in the cast iron skillet or a grill safe pizza pan.

This recipe will make one large pizza or up to three small/individual pizzas. You can freeze any leftover dough already shaped into pizza crusts or as one big piece of dough in a freezer proof bag or container for up to six months. Just thaw out before cooking. Top with your favorite toppings, and it can be pizza night any night of the week. Need some pizza recipes? I have you covered here and here.


Quick No-Rise Pizza Dough
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Ingredients
  • One packet of active dry yeast
  • 1 cup warm water about 100 degrees
  • 1 tsp sugar
  • 2½ cups flour (bread or all purpose, whole wheat would work as well)
  • 2 tsp pizza seasoning
  • 2 T olive oil
  • pinch of salt
Instructions
  1. Place yeast, water and sugar into a stand mixer bowl attached with the dough hook and let proof for 10 minutes
  2. Put mixer on low speed, adding remaining ingredients and let rest for 10 minutes once dough comes together
  3. Top with your favorite toppings (I always add a bit more pizza seasoning and drizzle some olive oil on top right before cooking. Cook until done to desired brownness. Eat and enjoy!

Comments

  1. says

    Funnily enough, I am making pizza today! I am home all day today so I have time to do a traditional crust with a long rise (heck, I’m even making the sauce from scratch), but I will definitely keep this recipe on file. There’s been a time or two where I haven’t been able to make pizza as originally planned because I completely forgot and didn’t have enough time to make it anymore! Thanks!

    • bakesinslippers says

      While I love all day rising pizza dough, I know for many people it’s not possible. I also love to make from scratch pizza sauce. I like having the option of throwing together a pizza for dinner last minute. Happy pizza making!

  2. artscrackers says

    Great recipe! I’ve been needing to make some homemade pizza so I bookmarked the recipe. Thanks!

  3. Small Biz Dad (@SmallBizDad) says

    I’ve never thought of using a cast iron skillet to cook a pizza in the oven. I’ll be giving that a try. Thanks for the recipe.

  4. Paula Parker says

    Looks so yummy. There is nothing like the smell of dough in the oven. Easy enough recipe. Love this.

  5. Judith says

    Clicked on Pizza seasoning but didn’t give me the ingredients? Could you give it to me, please? Thanks

  6. says

    I actually just wanted to make pizza the other day but all the recipes I found online were so complicated and time consuming! Too bad I didn’t see this recipe a few days ago 😀

  7. Jhady says

    I generally love rising pizza but I sometimes crave for no rise pizza. This looks very delicious and I would like to have one right now.

  8. says

    Oooo, this looks delicious! I just made gluten free pizza dough tonight for my mom that has celiac disease. I will the this recipe for my family soon. It looks great!

  9. Helena says

    I’ve been wanting to get a good pizza dough recipe to pin and keep for reference! This is just what I need! Thanks so much! Pinning!

  10. Ann B (@AnnBac9) says

    This looks really good. I rarely make dough as I do not have the patience waiting for it to rise, Thanks for sharing.

  11. says

    The mere sight of the pizza you have made makes me want to run to the nearest pizza chain and grab me one. :) I love pizzas! I make one too but with the ready made pizza dough as I’m such a kitchen-klutz. I top mine with marinara sauce instead of the usual tomato sauce for the added flavor. I sometimes use feta cheese cubes instead of the usual mozzarella. Yum! Now I’m hungry! :)

  12. says

    I love pizza!!!!!!!!!! I super love pizza, I had some today for lunch. Thank you for sharing this recipe because there are times in the middle of the night or on a rainy Sunday when I am in dire need of a pizza and why not make my own : )

  13. says

    That’s a great tip about the cast iron skillet for the crust. My dough recipe works better for a thinner crust. I look forward to trying this one for a thicker crust. Yum! Thanks

  14. says

    This looks super easy! I have a dough recipe I love but it takes forever to make and I usually forget to start it on time. Will definitely be using this tonight or tomorrow for some BBQ chicken pizza. Found your site via Connections for Blog Growth group and I really like it! All your recipes look simply amazing!!

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