Out of my crazy obsession of finally making a thin crust pizza without having to wait for the dough to rise, I looked up information on yeast substitute and found out that baking powder works very well. I know the information is not new, but for a cooking and baking novice like me, it's very valuable information.I actually made two thin crust pizzas, one for my dad and brothers (above pics), and
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