Seeds Pizza Dough – pizza dough
🌱 Omega-3 Rich

Seeds Pizza Dough – Nutty, Crispy & Packed with Nutrients

This seeds pizza dough takes the classic recipe and elevates it with whole flaxseeds, sesame seeds, and sunflower seeds kneaded right into the dough. The result is a crust with an incredible nutty cru

This seeds pizza dough takes the classic recipe and elevates it with whole flaxseeds, sesame seeds, and sunflower seeds kneaded right into the dough. The result is a crust with an incredible nutty crunch, loads of fiber and omega-3 fatty acids, and a visual appeal that makes every pizza look artisan. The seeds also add structural integrity to the dough—it stretches well and holds toppings firmly.

292 kcalCalories / 100g
10gProtein
44gCarbs
9gFat

🧂 Ingredients

  • Bread flour (strong)450g
  • Whole flaxseeds30g
  • Sesame seeds25g
  • Sunflower seeds (chopped)25g
  • Cold water300ml
  • Fresh yeast3g
  • Fine sea salt11g
  • Olive oil20ml

👨‍🍳 Step-by-Step Instructions

  1. Toast sesame and sunflower seeds in a dry pan for 3 minutes until fragrant. Let cool.
  2. Dissolve yeast in a small amount of the cold water.
  3. Combine flour and salt. Add yeast water and remaining cold water. Mix to a rough dough.
  4. Knead for 5 minutes. Add olive oil, flaxseeds, sesame, and sunflower seeds.
  5. Knead for another 7–8 minutes until seeds are evenly distributed and dough is smooth.
  6. Form into a ball, cover, and refrigerate for 24–48 hours for best flavor.
  7. Remove 2 hours before baking. Divide and shape into balls. Rest covered.
  8. Stretch gently—seeds make this dough slightly less extensible, so be patient.
  9. Bake at 260°C on a hot stone or steel for 9–12 minutes.

💡 Pro Tips & Troubleshooting

📊 Nutrition (per 100g dough)

NutrientAmount
Calories292 kcal
Protein10g
Carbohydrates44g
Fat9g
Fiber5g
Omega-31.8g

Frequently Asked Questions

Absolutely. Chia seeds, hemp seeds, pumpkin seeds, and poppy seeds all work. Chia seeds absorb more liquid—add an extra tablespoon of water if using them.
Seeds interrupt gluten strands, making the dough slightly less elastic. This is why we use bread flour (higher protein) to compensate. The result is still excellent.
Yes. Flaxseed adds omega-3 fatty acids, sesame adds calcium and zinc, sunflower seeds add vitamin E. The overall fiber content is nearly double that of regular dough.
Make sure seeds are incorporated deep into the dough, not just on the surface. Knead thoroughly so they're distributed throughout. Pressing seeds into the stretched dough also helps.