Pizza Pull-Apart Bread. I’m always looking for fast and easy recipes and this one definitely fits the bill! Try this Easy Pull Apart Pizza Bread recipe! It goes nicely with a side of pizza sauce as a dip too!
Use your favorite store-bought marinara as a dipping sauce. Pull-Apart Pizza Bread makes the ideal nibble for Super Bowl parties. It’s warm, filling, and comes together in no time. You can cook Pizza Pull-Apart Bread using 20 ingredients and 14 steps. Here is how you cook that.
Ingredients of Pizza Pull-Apart Bread
- Prepare of For Water Roux (Tangzhong) :.
- It’s 20 gr of bread flour.
- You need 100 gr of milk.
- It’s of For Dough :.
- Prepare 85 g of milk, lukewarm.
- You need 2 tsp of dry active yeast.
- Prepare 1 of large egg at room temperature.
- It’s 85 g of tangzhong starter at room temperature.
- Prepare 210 gr of bread flour.
- Prepare 60 gr of low protein flour (cake flour).
- It’s 20 gr of milk powder.
- Prepare 40 gr of sugar.
- Prepare 1/2 tsp of salt.
- It’s 22 gr of unsalted butter softened at room temp (cut into pieces).
- It’s of For Filling :.
- It’s 50 gr of pepperoni, cut in small pieces.
- You need 100 gr of shredded mozarella cheese.
- Prepare 25 gr of grated permesan cheese (plus more for sprinkle).
- It’s 160 gr of pizza sauce (homemade/store bought).
- It’s 1/2 of sdt oregano.
Roll out pizza crust on a floured work surface. Spoon a thin layer of pizza sauce and top with garlic. Trim sides so you have a clean square. This Easy Pizza Pull-Apart Bread appetizer recipe is made with refrigerated biscuits, pepperoni, Italian seasoning, garlic and cheese!
Pizza Pull-Apart Bread step by step
- For Water Roux : Mix milk with bread flour and stir well until it is no longer lumpy. Cook over medium low heat in a non-stick pot, stirringly constantly with a wooden spoon/rubber spatula/egg whisk, to prevent burning and sticking to the pot..
- The tangzhong mixture is ready once it achieves the temp of 65 degrees celsius or once you see “lines” start to appear in the mixture every time you stir it. At this stage, the tangzhong should have the consistency and texture of glue..
- Remove the pot from heat immediately and transfer the tangzhong into a clean bowl, and cover with clingwrap sticking onto the surface of the tangzhong to prevent it from drying up. The “tangzhong” can be used as soon as it cools down to room temperature. You can keep it chilled in the fridge for 2-3 days but discard it as soon as the mixture starts to turn grey..
- For filling : mix all the ingredients then divide into 12 parts. Put aside..
- For Dough : Prepare the tangzhong dough in advance. Allow the tangzhong to be cooled before using..
- Mix milk, 1 tbs sugar and yeast in a mixing bowl, let it sit for 5 minutes to allow the yeast to begin to bubble and foam. Add in the egg, tangzhong, flour, remaining sugar and milk powder. With the dough hook, mix on low speed until the dough just comes together. Add in the salt and butter. Knead until the dough can be stretched into a thin stretchable membrane..
- Put the dough in a greased bowl and cover it with greased clingwrap and proof in a warm place until doubled in size..
- Punch down the dough and divide into 12 equal parts..
- Using a rolling pin, flat each dough and roll into approximately a 5-6 inch disc..
- Put one part of the filling on the top..
- Fold it in half and press the seam to seal. Do the same thing for the remaining dough and filling..
- Line each stuffed half circle into a lightly greased loaf pan, seam side up..
- Cover the pan with greased clingwrap and proof in a warm place until doubled in size..
- Bake in a preheated oven 350°F for 40-45 minutes or until it’s cooked. Sprinkle with permesan cheese 10 minutes before it’s done (optional)..
I have been wanting to share this recipe for a while. I finally had a chance to snap some photos of this delicious bread. Because, let me tell ya, this is a hard one to keep fingers. We’re huge Notre Dame fans, and we tailgate. This is one of those recipe that is a sure fit hit with the kids and the adults.