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Scotts Pizza Project Calzone

Three Cheese and Pepperoni Calzone

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The instructions in this recipe are for making pizza dough using a “Stand/Spiral Mixer”. If you haven’t got a mixer and want to “hand mix” your dough you can see this technique in my “Nduja Pizza” recipe also on the Matthews Cotswold Flour website (https://www.fwpmatthews.co.uk/recipes/nduja-pizza/). The amount of yeast used…

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Pizza Recipe

Pizza Baker of the Week: Dough and Behold

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How did your love for making pizza begin? I’ve always loved pizza for as long as I can remember, but I only really started making my own dough and baking bread in my late thirties. I’d progressed as much as I could with a baking stone and conventional oven, so…

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Vegan Pastry

Veganuary Baking Recipes Every Vegan Must Try!

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Happy January! We’re super excited to start the New Year as well as celebrate Veganuary! We’ve researched and come up with five fabulous vegan baking recipes you can try for your next vegan baking session. Check out the recipes! 1. Vegan chocolate cake Ingredients For the cake Dairy-free sunflower spread,…

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Baking Flour

New Flour Unveiled for 2021!

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We hope everyone had a wonderful holiday with their loved ones! With the departure of 2020 and the arrival of a new beginning, we’re ecstatic to announce the arrival of five new flour products! The new flour is brilliant for all types pastry, bread, spaghetti, and everything in between! Check…

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Baking Recipes Dogs

7 Baked Dog Treat Recipes For Our Fluffy Friends!

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With the festive and lovely holiday season coming up, it’s a brilliant time to spend time with our loved ones over scrumptious pastry! It’s also a beautiful time to bake delicious treats for our beloved fluffy friends for their unconditional love and support, particularly during this year. Here are seven…

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Plant Based Protein

7 Plant-Based Protein Sources Best For Your Body!

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1. Tofu, Tempeh and Edamame Tofu, tempeh, and edamame all originate from soybeans. Soybeans are considered a whole source of protein. This means that they provide the body with all the essential amino acids it needs. Edamame are immature soybeans that exerts a sweet and slightly grassy taste. They need…

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