Pillsbury Pizza Dough Recipes - Forget the Takeout Menu!

With a little creativity and this collection of Pillsbury Pizza Dough Recipes, you can create appetizers, snacks and even a sweet treat in a flash!

This versatile ingredient is a secret weapon for busy cooks, offering a quick and easy base for countless delicious creations.

Get ready to ditch the takeout menus and discover the endless possibilities that await in your fridge with these ideas! There's so much more to this convenient refrigerator dough than pizza!

Pillsbury Pizza Dough is a kitchen staple, ready to be transformed into a delicious pizza anytime. But did you know this versatile dough can be used for so much more than just pizza?

Ditch delivery and discover the surprising possibilities of refrigerated pizza dough with these must-try hacks!

Want to try a few pizza recipes using crescent rolls? Try my Making Pizza with Crescent Rolls or my Crescent Roll Pizza Braid.

How to make Pillsbury pizza dough better?

There are a few ways you can make this refrigerator dough better. Try brushing the dough with olive oil, homemade garlic butter or melted butter and Italian seasoning before adding the toppings.

I like to brush the edges of the crust with a little oil with a little olive oil and then sprinkling parmesan cheese, garlic powder or your favorite herbs on top.

Use a homemade pizza sauce instead of store-bought for a richer flavor.

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FAQ Questions

How to stretch out Pillsbury pizza dough?

Open the can of pizza dough and unroll it on top of a lightly floured surface. Carefully stretch the dough outward with your hands, rotating it as you go. If it resists, let it rest for a few minutes before trying again. If needed, hold the dough up with your fists to let gravity help stretch it further.

You can also try using a rolling pin. First lightly dust the surface of the pizza dough with flour so the rolling pin doesn't stick. Then roll from the center of the dough outward, applying even pressure. Rotate the dough frequently to maintain a circular shape.

Do you have to prebake Pillsbury pizza crust?

Some recipes may not call for pre-baking, but it's generally recommended to ensure a crispier crust and prevent the dough from becoming soggy.

You can find the specific pre-baking instructions on the packaging of the Pillsbury pizza crust you're using or on their website.