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HOMEMADE MARGHERITA PIZZA

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This margherita pizza recipe tastes like an artisan pie from Italy! It’s the
perfect meld of zingy tomato sauce, gooey cheese and chewy crust.

The ultimate pizza pie, in our opinion? The pure and simple pizza Margherita .
This iconic Italian pie is truly something special: stretchy mozzarella cheese,
garlicky , and peppery basil all piled on a chewy, . We’re so enamored with it
that we’ve spent years researching authentic Italian pizza methods,
interviewing experts, and even traveling to to taste it for ourselves! Here are
the secrets to making the very best margherita pizza.





WHAT IS MARGHERITA PIZZA?

Invented in the 1800s, pizza margherita showcases the colors of the Italian
flag: red from the tomato sauce, white from the mozzarella, and green from the
basil. The story goes that the margherita is named after Queen Margherita of
Savoy, an Italian queen in the 1800’s.

How to pronounce margherita pizza? With an , it sounds like pit-za
mar-geh-REE-ta . It sounds like the classic Mexican cocktail, the , which
incidentally is a common misspelling of this word!




TOOLS FOR HOMEMADE MARGHERITA PIZZA

It’s easy to make margherita pizza with a few tools and tips! To get that
authentic Italian crispy-on-the-outside crust, you need to bake it at a very
high temperature. The key? A blazing hot . Here are the tools you’ll need to
make truly great pie:

   
 * : This is what makes the crust crispy on the outside and soft on the inside.
   Here’s the we recommend, and a bit more on .
   
 * Pizza peel: A peel is a paddle used to slide a pie onto the hot stone in the
   oven. We recommend this or this conveyor pizza peel. The conveyor makes it
   incredibly easy to slide onto the stone (it’s worth the investment!).
   
 * (optional): If you really want to step up your game, true artisan pizza is
   cooked at temperatures much hotter than your standard oven can achieve.
   Here’s the we use: it’s relatively inexpensive and heats quickly to 1000
   degrees Fahrenheit.
   


Using a is key.


HOW TO MAKE PIZZA DOUGH

Great margherita pizza needs a great dough. Here at A Couple Cooks, we’ve been
working on our recipe for over 10 years. Our dough recipe incorporates tips from
some of the premiere pizza chefs in America, who themselves have studied the
pizza in Naples. Here’s what to know:

   
 * For next level dough, use Tipo 00 flour. The best flo ur is : it’s what
   Neapolitan pizza restaurants use. It makes for a beautiful, supple and fluffy
   dough. We buy our . All-purpose flour also works if you prefer, but Tipo 00
   really makes a difference.
   
 * Use a great pizza dough recipe! This is the best method for fluffy,
   artisan-style pizza dough. You can make it using a or knead it by hand. Or
   you can try , which similar but rolled out using a rolling pin.
   




MARGHERITA PIZZA INGREDIENTS

In Italy, the traditional margherita pizza ingredients for toppings are
mozzarella cheese, tomato sauce, and basil. The sauce is generally made from
crushed tomatoes, seasoned with garlic, salt and herbs. Often the cheese used is
mozzarella di bufala , a fresh cheese made from the milk of water buffalos that
has a creamy texture and delicate flavor. Because the toppings are so simple,
they must be top quality . The margherita pizza ingredients you need are:

   
 * Tomatoes: This easy is quick and made with canned , olive oil, garlic, salt
   and herbs. Fire roasted tomatoes have a sweet smoky flavor and are easily
   available at most US grocery stores. Another great option is canned San
   Marzano tomatoes. If you can’t find either, use the best quality canned
   tomatoes you can find.
   Cheese: Use fresh mozzarella cheese, the kind sold in balls, then cut it into
   small pieces for overall coverage. A light topping of grated Parmesan cheese
   adds complexity. Basil: Using fresh basil is key to the flavor of a great
   margherita pizza. Make sure to add to the pizza after baking so that is stays
   beautifully green. Fresh basil that is baked in the oven turns black in
   minutes.



It takes a little bit of practice, but you’ll be making homemade margherita
pizza in no time! You can put your know-how to use in our other , too. Let us
know what you think of this Italian icon: it really is the best pizza you can
make at home!


MORE HOMEMADE PIZZA RECIPES

Love a great homemade pizza? Here are a few more of our favorite :


   
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THIS MARGHERITA PIZZA RECIPE IS…

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   Prep Time: 1 hour Cook Time: 7 minutes Total Time: 1 hour 7 minutes Yield: 4
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This margherita pizza recipe tastes like an artisan pie from Italy! It’s the
perfect meld of zingy tomato sauce, gooey cheese and chewy crust.

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INGREDIENTS

Scale 1x 2x 3x

For the pizza dough

   
 * 1 ball (or ÔøΩ or )
   Semolina flour or cornmeal, for dusting the pizza peel

For the pizza sauce

   1 small garlic clove ( 1/2 medium) 15 ounces crushed fire roasted tomatoes or
   San Marzano tomatoes 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil ¬Ω teaspoon dried
   oregano
 * Scant ¬Ω teaspoon
   

For the toppings

 * 1/4 to 1/3 cup pizza sauce
 * ¾ cup shredded mozzarella cheese or 2 to 3 ounces fresh mozzarella cheese
 * Parmesan cheese, for topping
 * Fresh basil leaves, for garnish

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INSTRUCTIONS

    
 1. Make the pizza dough: Follow theÔøΩ  recipe to prepare the dough. (This
    takes about 15 minutes to make and 45 minutes to rest.)
    
 2. Place a in the oven and preheat to 500°F. OR preheat your (here’s the ).
    
 3. Make the pizza sauce: Cut the garlic into a few rough pieces. Place the
    garlic, tomatoes, olive oil, oregano and in a . Blend until fully combined.
    (You’ll use about ⅓ cup for the pizza; reserve the remaining sauce and
    refrigerate for up to 1 week.)
    Prepare the cheese:ÔøΩ  If using fresh mozzarella cheese, slice it into ¬º
    inch thick pieces (see the photos of the pre-baked pizza above). If it’s
    incredibly watery fresh mozzarella (all brands vary), you may want to let it
    sit on a paper towel to remove moisture for about 15 minutes then dab the
    mozzarella with the paper towel to remove any additional moisture.
 4. Bake the pizza: When the oven is ready, dust a with cornmeal or semolina
    flour. (If you don’t have a pizza peel, you can use a rimless baking sheet
    or the back of a rimmed baking sheet. But a pizza peel is well worth the
    investment!) Stretch the dough into a circle; seeÔøΩ  ÔøΩ for instructions.
    Then gently place the dough onto the pizza peel.ÔøΩ 
    
 5. Spread a thin layer of the pizza sauce over the dough, using about ¼ to ⅓
    cup. Add the mozzarella cheese. Top with a thin layer of fresh grated
    Parmesan cheese and a few pinches of .
    
 6. Use the pizza peel to carefully transfer the pizza onto the preheated . Bake
    the pizza until the cheese and crust are nicely browned, about 5 to 7
    minutes in the oven (or 1 minute in a ).
    Allow the pizza to cool for a minute or two before adding the basil on top
    (whole leaves, lightly torn, or thinly sliced). Slice into pieces and serve
    immediately.


 * Category: Main Dish
 * Method: Baked
 * Cuisine: Italian



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26 COMMENTS

     
 1.  says:
     
     
     Nice recipe, I love the simplicity of it all. The sauce I’ve been making
     lately is pretty good, but I like the idea of no-cook sauce, which will
     reduce the prep time. I also grabbed your dough recipe. I think I’m going
     to do this tonight, although my wife will probably think I’ve lost my
     mind, making pizza for the 3rd time in 4 days. I’ll just have to make her
     something else for supper I guess….. Thanks!
     
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 2.  says:
     
     
     I get to eat Margherita pizza almost everyday living in Boston’s North
     End and yours looks just as appetizing!
     
     Reply
     1. Janis says:
        
        
        I love this recipe and would like to can some.if you have ever canned
        this sauce Is there a preservative you use
        
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        1. Alex Overhiser says:
           
           
           We’ve never tried it, sorry!
           
           Reply
 3.  vadim says:
     
     
     Nice recipe. Thx for sharing. For baking at 500 5-7 mins, are you using
     traditional oven mode or fan assisted. Thanks again.
     
     Reply
     1. Alex says:
        
        
        Hi! The baking time is for a traditional oven.
        
        Reply
 4.  Christina says:
     
     
     Hi Alex,
     
     Thanks for the recipe – where in the oven do you place your pizza stone,
     top, middle or bottom?
     
     Thank you
     Christina :)
     
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     1. Alex says:
        
        
        Hi! We place the pizza stone in the middle. :)
        
        Reply
        1. Christina says:
           
           
           Thanks so much :)
           
           Reply
 5.  Tess says:
     
     
     Hi. I’m new to homemade pizza, cannot wait to try your recipe!! How big
     should my pizza pan be if I use 1 boule of your dough? Forgive me if your
     recipe states this but I have been jumping between all of your wonderful
     links and have totally lost track…margarite is heavy on the brain
     
     Reply
     1. Alex Overhiser says:
        
        
        Hi! Our standard dough balls make a pizza about 11″ wide:
        
        We cook them straight on the pizza stone.
        
        Good luck!
        
        Reply
        1. Tess says:
           
           
           Thank you!! …and the stone is on the way!!! pizzapizzapizza
           
           Reply
           1. Alex Overhiser says:
              
              
              Ha!
              
              Reply
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 6.  Aash says:
     
     
     I followed this recipe today to make my first homemade pizzas. Everything
     went perfectly! Thank you for the easy to follow steps for the perfect
     dinner for my family.
     
     Reply
     1. Alex Overhiser says:
        
        
        So glad to hear this! Happy cooking :)
        
        Reply
 7.  Mark Gallagher says:
     
     
     This was awesome! Thanks (again) :D
     
     Reply
     1. Alex Overhiser says:
        
        
        Glad you enjoyed!!!
        
        Reply
 8.  Christine W says:
     
     
     I’ve used this recipe with the sauce and dough about 5 times now and
     every time in perfect! It tastes amazing and all my friends want it now.
     Super simple and not too time consuming. Love it! Thanks!
     
     Reply
     1. Alex Overhiser says:
        
        
        So glad to hear this! Thanks for making it :)
        
        Reply
 9.  Ronald Amon says:
     
     
     Sauce too thin. I want to taste that red sauce. I want to see the red sauce
     on the dough–not an orange smear and you think you’ve done us a favor.
     I want to taste the sweet basil in the sauce. Not the bitterness of
     overpowering oregano. Give us what we pay for or we ask for a refund.
     Everytime.
     
     Reply
 10. Taiz Mind says:
     
     
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