How long to bake homemade pizza?!


Question: i am using store-bought raw dough. does 450 degree oven for 18 minutes sound reasonable? been a while since i made pizza. thanks :)


Answers: i am using store-bought raw dough. does 450 degree oven for 18 minutes sound reasonable? been a while since i made pizza. thanks :)

400F for 20 minutes in my oven. 450F is way to hot-you'll have burned toppings, and raw dough.

Remember that conventional ovens are not created the same as the profession ovens [pizza or any other type] and what works for those ovens may not work in yours. Just as well, premade dough will bake differently than homemade. This one I had to learn the hard way, and now I only use dough I make myself, first, because I know what is in it, and second, it just tastes better and I know I can rely on it to provide the results I want.

22 is usually more accurate. :]

Yes 18 min. sounds good 20 if you want crispy.

yeah might be a little long though so i would just watch it. dont let it get too brown.

just keep checkingit to see if its done and not burnt.
the cheese is melted etc

depends on the size but check it at 15 minutes

Just bake it until the cheese in the center is melted.

23 min, 56sec, .98 millisec, .87 nanosec

THat sounds about right... I would check it every 2 min's after 12 though just to make sure it doesn't burn.

i would follow the what the package says, but instead of taking out at 18 minutes, check on it and see if it looks done
otherwise, leave it in for another 2 or 3 minutes

well i know homemade pizza is probably diffrent but i work at pizza hut and our over is set at 485 and it only takes 7 min and 30 seconds

well, 18 minutes is not quite enogh for that pizza, but you should put it in the oven at 400 degrees then put it on the bottom shelf for 15 minutes then swicth it to the top for another 15 minutes, then bon apetite

I make the dough in my bread machine. I bake it at 400 for 20 minutes.

well you can cook it for 7 minutes if you put it up to 650 degrees

11 minutes for five hundred degrees.

Additionally you need to state what size the pizza is.

If it is 12-14 inches then the above figures are correct.
If it is 16 inches you need to add five minutes.

Go on about 425 degrees for about 20 minutes. Check at 15 minutes and cover outside edges with foil if they get too brown before the cheese in the middle melts. After you remove from the oven, take it out of the pan and put on a cooling rack so that it stays crisp. Good luck.

If I were you I would set the temperature at 425d. and bake for 11 min. then broil for 8 min. Remember to check the pizza even though you are timimg it because your pizza is a homemade version.

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We pre-bake our dough....
Just until it's starting to get golden.
Then we bring it out, top it, and pop it back in for a few more minutes just to get that cheese melty and bubbly.

If your oven gets this high, set it for about 550oF (or as high as it will go) and bake pizza on a pizza stone (or cookie sheet sprinkled w/ cornmeal) for about 7-8 min. It will be perfect.





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