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There are a few reasons why your pizza dough may be sticking to the rolling pin. It could be that the dough is too wet or has too much flour on it. Try adding a little bit of flour to your rolling pin and work surface to prevent sticking. You can also try using a non-stick rolling pin or lightly oiling your rolling pin before rolling out the dough.
If your pizza dough keeps tearing or ripping, it may be too dry. Try adding a small amount of water or olive oil to the dough and knead it in until it becomes more pliable. You can also let the dough rest for a few minutes to allow the gluten to relax before rolling it out again.
Yes, a rolling pin is a great tool for rolling out pizza dough. Just be sure to lightly flour your rolling pin and work surface to prevent sticking.
The thickness of your pizza dough is a personal preference, but a good rule of thumb is to roll it out to about 1/4 inch thickness. This will allow the dough to cook evenly and hold toppings without being too thin or too thick.
If your pizza dough is shrinking back when you roll it out, it may be because the gluten in the dough is too tight. Let the dough rest for a few minutes before rolling it out again to allow the gluten to relax. You can also try rolling the dough out in smaller sections instead of all at once.