Aged Breadsticks
For best result you really need to age your dough for at least 7 days. This will give it that extra crunch on the surface and that tanginess from the yeast slowly working at the dough. This is a great recipe if you prepared pizza dough and never got around to using it all.
Sources
Taken from Adam Ragusea.
Ingredients
Pizza Stone
Pizza dough
Grated Garlic (Garlic powder also works)
Olive Oil
(optional) Black Pepper
(optional) Parmesan
Directions
Prepare your pizza dough, divide into balls, place in a glass oiled container with a cover. Let it sit in the refrigerator for 7-10 days for best results.
Preheat oven and pizza stone at 500F for 30 min.
I like to prepare a cup of olive oil with grated garlic, fresh black pepper, and parmesan. I will use this later with a brush to season my dough.
Toss the pizza dough (the part of the dough facing the bottom of the container should be facing up in the oven) onto the pizza stone. Quickly brush on your oil.
Let cook for roughly 8 minutes or until golden brown. Place on a wire rack to cool and top off with some extra parmesan (or salt).
Cut up and serve.