Gluten Free Pizza Bases

Every night can be pizza night with our delicious, easy gluten free pizza base recipe. We love to top ours with thick tomato sugo, fresh mozzarella and torn basil leaves from the garden and slices of spicy Italian salami!

Ingredients:

  • 1 x bag of the real bread mix – original
  • 1 tbsp sugar
  • 1.5 tsp salt
  • 2 tsp dried yeast
  • 450ml warm water (1/3 boiling, 2/3 cold tap water)

Method:

  1. Combine all ingredients in a bowl and mix until well combined and free of lumps (approximately 7 minutes using a mixer with a dough hook on medium speed).
  2. Cover with cling wrap and allow to rest in a warm place for 30 minutes or until dough has doubled in size.
  3. Heat oven to 220 degrees fan forced. (If you can, use the top and bottom oven elements together and place the pizza as low as possible in the oven.)
  4. Oil your hands to prevent the dough sticking and then divide the dough in half.
  5. Line a baking tray with paper and using your hands work the dough into your favourite pizza shape (no one said a pizza has to be round!)
  6. Top with your favourite topping and cook for 20 minutes.

(For an extra crispy base, we recommend pre warming the oven trays. The best way to do this is to leave them in the oven while the oven is warming and make your pizzas on baking paper on the bench. Then when you are ready to cook, slide the pizza and baking paper onto the hot tray and return it to the oven.)

Enjoy!

17 Responses to Gluten Free Pizza Bases

  1. dg says:

    Looks delicious! Thanks for the recipe.

  2. WW says:

    I have made these several times and my gf son says the pizzas are better than the store bought gf ones! I love them too. I use a ‘pizze stone’ which is just a ceramic base that I preheat to help the base cook through and be crisper.

  3. judy george says:

    I am searching for a wonderful gluten-free bread mix called The Real Bread-mix that was available at Coles but is no longer. Is this a product of yours ? Judy

    • James says:

      Hi Judy, Thanks for your email. Unfortunately, Coles is no longer stocking the real bread mix. The best way for you to keep up your supply of great tasting gluten free bread is online at http://www.springhillfarm.com.au. We can ship directly to you. Can you also suggest a local stockist we can approach?
      You may also like to complain directly to Coles through their website. This is the best way to help get it back on shelf. Thanks for your support, Cheers, Fiona

  4. Anna says:

    Hi, I too have been buying your product from Coles only to have them discontinue stocking it – Unimpressed as it is the best Gluten Free Bread mix we have found. One suggestion as a stockist in Hobart could be Eumarrah – a great shop with all health foods, organic vegs, gluten free products etc. I will now place a direct order with you. Thank you for your great product. Anna

    • James says:

      Hi Anna, Thanks for your suggestions. We will definitely follow these up. If you would like to you can register your disappointment to Coles on the delisting of this line through their website. This helps us to try and get it back on shelf. Thanks again for your support. Cheers, Fiona

  5. Nicky Smith says:

    I am very cross Coles has stopped stocking the Real Bread Mix as it was my best pizza base mix. Went in today and and tried both Coles with no luck – I shall be getting on their website and complaining! Is there a local stockist in Bunbury, WA?

    • fiona says:

      HI Nicky,
      Thanks for your ongoing support of Springhill Farm and the real bread mix in particular. Unfortunately this product has been delisted nationally from Coles supermarkets. Our WA distributor tells me that Simply Healthy in Bunbury stocks our gluten free range. Do you have any other sites that you would recommend that we approach to stock the range? Cheers, Fiona

  6. Anne Stilgoe says:

    Just found your product at coles only to find out they dont sell it any more, shame as best bread have tried. am from south Australia and have found IGA in south australia to carry a lot of gluten free foods, do they stock it?

    • fiona says:

      Hi Anne,
      Thanks for your enquiry. Unfortunately Coles has delisted the real bread mix from their stores. We are finalising our distirbution into IGAs in SA at the moment, however in the meantime, you acn purchase online at http://www.springhillfarm.com.au and we can deliver directly to you. Cheers, Fiona

  7. Jo says:

    Jst made our first pizza base from the bread mix. Delicious! Even my hubby who tends to avoid gluten free stuff because he doesn’t like taste, loves it and will be our pizza base from now.

  8. Geoff says:

    Made the pizza bases tonight; worked great. Would recommend trying to make it thinner (rather than thicker) and pre-heating the trays. For reference, we made 3 medium size pizzas from the mix. Will definitely become a family regular! Now, just have to kick someone at Coles! Thanks!

  9. Susan Zelley says:

    Thanks for the wonderful bread mix, its the only bread mix we have found that our son can have!

    You could approach allergy train web sites or only oz web sites as both stock gluten free or special dietary items!

  10. Vickie Mitchell says:

    Hi, just wanted to say I love your bread mix and I was able to by it until recent at Coles as well. Now I understand why it is not on the shelves. Just wanted to show my support for a wonderful product…so I have sent them a letter of disappointment, as well as explaining that the industry of gluten and dairy free is growing…and they are missing out on money from not stocking the Real bread mix…because I now shop with their greatest competition and encourages other too as well. Cheers, Vickie

    • fiona says:

      Thanks for your thoughts Vickie. We too were disappointed at Coles’ decision, but rest assured that the real bread mix is still available online at http://www.springhillfarm.com.au or through independent superamrkets, deils and fruit and veg stores. Cheers, Fiona

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