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Get the recipe for Flaky Puff Crust Pizza: https://bakewith.us/4r8ke51q

Martin’s making the brand-new Recipe of the Year for YOU! It’s a truly groundbreaking sheet-pan pizza with a shatteringly flaky, pastry-like crust that puts it in a category all its own. The distinct layers are made by incorporating frozen grated butter into the dough as it’s rolled and folded several times; this creates sheets of butter that puff and separate the layers as the butter steams. It’s similar to the process of lamination used to make croissants, but in a streamlined, less exacting form. You’ll need to stick around the kitchen to tend to this dough on-and-off for two hours, but the result is a crust that’s rich yet light and crispy (no baking steel necessary!) and like no pizza you’ve tasted before.

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Crispiest Crust Pizza Pan: https://bakewith.us/tu1675ug

King Arthur ‘00’ Pizza Flour: https://bakewith.us/cd0ixzj1

All-Purpose Flour: https://bakewith.us/y6qs4h2v

French Rolling Pin: https://bakewith.us/laotdnsq

Giant Spatula: https://bakewith.us/wmkv2ehv

Garlic Oil: https://bakewith.us/dnfy8z6m

Pizza Seasoning: https://bakewith.us/czd89dly

Credits
Host: Martin Philip
Senior Producer: Tucker Adams
Producer: Cecile Dyer
Culinary Producer: Kat Boytsova
Editor: Robert Strype
Multimedia Designer: Matthew Johnson
Editorial Coordinator: Rachel Burcham
Social Media Marketing Manager: Ben Rapson
Executive Producer: Chris McLeod

Chapters
0:00 Intro to Recipe of the Year 2026
0:26 Grate Butter and Mix the Dough
2:12 Fold in Butter and Roll Out Dough
5:20 Transfer to Pan and Rest
6:19 Add Sauce and Cheese
7:14 Bake the Pizza at 475°
7:39 Make the Basil Oil
8:53 Top Pizza with Parmesan and Oil
9:51 Slice and Enjoy Flaky Puff Crust Pizza

47 Comments

  1. Made it tonight. Overall on the first attempt it was pretty good. I am not allowed to buy another Loyd's pan, so I used the darkest sheet pan I had. So I didn't get the brown crust I usually get with my Loyd's Grandma or Detroit pans. I even used the turn the oven off and used the oven racks for a few minutes. Crispy yes, browned no. (Also my wall oven heats from the top so I preheated my pizza stone to 500, and then turned it down to 475 at launch). I will have to reformulate the dough recipe to fit my Loyd's Grandma pans. I loved the flaky crust, but the dough lacked a lot of flavor of traditional pan style crusts, more like white flour pie crust. Maybe a cold ferment over night or an small addition of some of my spent starter. Overall I really liked it. Will make it again and experiment and try to dial it in for my oven and kitchen environment. Great job King Arthur team.

  2. Made this tonight and it was one of the best pizzas I've ever made. Super tasty!! Thank you for an easy to follow recipe!

  3. Made it today. Didn't have a dark pan so I just used a regular cookie sheet but I did put it on a pre heated pizza Steele. Did have to let the dough relax a bit like the directions say. Really happy with how it turned out. very crackery crust. I will perhaps add a touch more salt next time. Will be making this again. Also a big bonus that you can get the craving and be having pizza in a few hours.

  4. Made it last night! My wife said “this is the only pizza you should make now”! Will be great for a Super Bowl Sunday party.

  5. Can I mix and knead the dough in my stand mixer? If so, for how long. Any difference in the outcome of the finished dough? Thanks!

  6. My 12 year old daughter makes this kind of pizza regularly with frozen puff pastry. If you aerate the internal base with a fork before you put the sauce on it won’t bubble up and displace all the toppings and still comes out super crunchy.

  7. Although it's a bit blasphemous, and I wouldn’t dare to call it pizza in my sane mind. Butter is a hardcore no go in pizza, that makes it totally different. Not everything with dough, sauce, cheese and other toppings is a pizza, inspired by yes. But a whole different creature. It still looks delicious and probably tastes good.

  8. Horrible video—at least for people who are just getting into baking or pizza making. So much “you’ll just know,” without doing the explanatory work to help viewers understand the signals of that knowing.

  9. I don't care what you're peddling, you can't claim recipe of the year 2 days into the year.

  10. I will have to try this and looks like it will be in my list of pizza style that I will offer to friends and family

  11. Looks incredible. maybe a bit of a variant of Chicago Tavern Style? Im gonna make it this week. Thanks for all the education Martin!!!!

  12. Should we dock the dough before bake? Or is it intentional to let it bubble like that? Thanks! Looks great.

  13. wow! this crust reminds me of small town southern illinois! Loved it and we are making it again. thanks!

  14. Ive been making pizzas for a couple years. Sicilian is my fav. . But I do NY style as well. Ive been wanting to do one of these styles. This will be the one. Great explanation and filming!!

  15. Hello Martin. The pizza looks great and cannot wait to try it. Does the LLoyd half sheet pan come with the lid or can it be purchased separately?

  16. Made lots of taglio pizzas, on the stone but I would have to use a carbon steel baking pan for this recipie. Will give it a shot, looks good! Not a big fan of K.A 00 but will try with Italian farina! Grazie.

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