Homemade Bacon
Sweet Corn Pizza

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Skip the delivery and make this fluffy, homemade pizza from scratch. Featuring a soft crust, savory bacon, sweet corn, and irresistible stretchy mozzarella cheese.

↓ The ingredients ↓ The steps

There is something incredibly satisfying about kneading your own dough and watching it transform into a golden, bubbly pizza. This bacon and sweet corn variation is a beloved combination that perfectly balances the smoky, savory notes of the meat with the juicy pop of fresh corn kernels. It is a family-friendly favorite that is wonderfully easy to customize and guaranteed to please both adults and children alike.

A freshly baked homemade pizza loaded with bacon, sweet corn, and a thick layer of stretchy mozzarella cheese.
A freshly baked homemade pizza loaded with bacon, sweet corn, and a thick layer of stretchy mozzarella cheese.
Prep20 mins
Cook15 mins
Total35 mins
Yield1 medium pizza
DifficultyMedium
Calories600 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Add Ingredients
    Dry and wet ingredients including flour and yeast being added into a clear mixing bowl.

    Add 3 grams of yeast, 12 grams of sugar, 120 grams of flour, 70 grams of milk, and 5 grams of butter into the stand mixer bowl.

    Tip: Make sure all ingredients are measured accurately for the best dough texture.
  2. 2Knead the Dough
    A stand mixer fitted with a dough hook ready over a stainless steel bowl.

    Use a stand mixer to knead the ingredients together until they form a smooth and consistent dough.

    Tip: Kneading develops the gluten necessary for a soft and fluffy pizza crust.
  3. 3Roll the Crust
    A pair of hands operating a stand mixer or shaping the workspace area.

    Take the smooth dough and roll it out into a uniform round pizza crust.

    Tip: Roll evenly to ensure the crust bakes at the same rate across the entire circle.
  4. 4Shape the Border
    Hands shaping and pinching the edge of a round pizza dough inside a baking pan.

    Pinch a decorative border around the outer edge of the pizza crust with your fingers.

    Tip: Creating a raised border helps contain the sauce and cheese toppings while baking.
  5. 5Dock the Crust
    Hands pressing down gently on the surface of a flattened pizza dough.

    Use a fork to poke small holes evenly across the surface of the pizza crust.

    Tip: Docking prevents the dough from bubbling up excessively during baking.
  6. 6Add Tomato Sauce
    A fork or spoon puncturing and spreading sauce across the docked pizza dough surface.

    Add a layer of tomato sauce onto the prepared pizza crust and spread it evenly across the surface.

    Tip: Leave a small clean border around the edge for the crust handle.
  7. 7Add Mozzarella Cheese
    Shredded mozzarella cheese being sprinkled evenly over the tomato sauce on the pizza dough.

    Sprinkle an even layer of shredded mozzarella cheese over the tomato sauce-covered pizza crust.

    Tip: Spread the cheese evenly to ensure a nice, gooey layer across the entire pizza.
  8. 8Add Toppings
    Bacon slices, sweet corn, and diced vegetables being placed onto the pizza.

    Arrange bacon slices, sweet corn, and red bell pepper pieces on top of the cheese layer.

    Tip: You can customize the toppings based on your personal preferences.
  9. 9Add Final Cheese Layer
    Additional shredded mozzarella cheese sprinkled on top of the pizza toppings.

    Add an extra layer of shredded mozzarella cheese over the bacon and vegetable toppings before baking.

    Tip: Adding cheese on top helps lock in the toppings and creates a golden, bubbly finish.

Storage & Reheating

Refrigerator
3–4 days
Store leftover slices in an airtight container or wrapped tightly in foil.
Freezer
Up to 2 months
Wrap individual slices tightly in plastic wrap, then place in a heavy-duty freezer bag.
Reheating
5–10 min
Reheat in a 175°C (350°F) oven or air fryer until the cheese is bubbly and the crust is crisp. Avoid microwaving to maintain a crispy crust.

Burn It Off

Running
~60 minutes at an easy jog (~9 km/h).
Zumba
~80 minutes of high-energy dancing.
Brisk Walking
~2 hours at a steady, brisk pace (~5 km/h).

Frequently Asked Questions

This usually happens if your yeast is expired or if the milk used in the dough was too hot, which can kill the yeast. Make sure your liquids are lukewarm (around 110°F/43°C).
Yes! You can let the dough rise slowly in the refrigerator overnight. Just bring it to room temperature for about 30 minutes before rolling it out.
Do not overload the pizza with too much sauce, and ensure your sweet corn is thoroughly drained and patted dry before adding it to the pizza.
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