Two Ingredient Pizza Dough

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This recipe is perfect for when you have visitors call in for lunch at the last minute, when a family arrives close to tea, or even as a flat lunch.

Today I delivered this pizza to a block an hours drive from home up a remote farm road. It was a stunning spot to sit down and enjoy a cuppa with our staff who were lamb marking today.

Two ingredients – how easy is that!

And two ingredients that most kiwis would have in the house.
Beer and self raising flour!

If you would like a danish dough whisk like the one I use to easily bring my dough together, then you can buy one from my shop here.

I have suggested some pizza toppings but I’m sure I don’t need to tell you what works well on a pizza. Load it with what ever you like!

One of our favourite things to have on a pizza is left over roast meat, or left over mince with fresh tomatoes and basil.

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Two Ingredient Pizza Dough

All you need is a bottle of beer and some self raising flour – easy!
Prep Time15 minutes
Cook Time25 minutes
Servings: 8

Equipment

  • Lined oven trays
  • Large bowl
  • Measuring cups
  • Danish dough whisk
  • Pizza Cutter

Ingredients

Pizza Base

  • 4 cups self raising flour (or 4 cups of standard flour and 6 tsp of baking powder)
  • 1 bottle beer (330ml)

Pizza Idea One

  • BBQ sauce
  • left over roast meat
  • left over roast veggies
  • chopped red onion
  • grated cheese

Pizza Idea Two

  • caramelised onion relish
  • sliced salami or bacon
  • grated cheese

Pizza Idea Three

  • tomato relish
  • sliced ham or bacon
  • grated cheese

Pizza Idea Four

  • canned spaghetti
  • sliced onion rings
  • grated cheese

Pizza Idea Five

  • spiced apricot sauce
  • sliced ham and bacon
  • tinned pineapple
  • grated cheese

Pizza Idea Six

  • tomato sauce or passata
  • Left over cooked mince
  • Sliced fresh tomatoes
  • fresh basil

Instructions

  • Pre heat your oven to 190°
  • Place the self raising flour and the beer in a large bowl.
  • Fill the beer bottle a quarter of the way up with water and add to the dough.
  • Use your hands to bring it together into a soft ball. 
  • Turn out onto a floured bench, divide into two, and roll out to your desired shape.  
  • Mine are often ovals to fit onto the long oven trays.
  • Prick each base with a fork. 
  • Top with toppings of your choice. 
  • Cook for 25 minutes