Measure your 00 flour into a large mixing bowl and add the salt and sugar. Mix it together thoroughly before then adding the yeast. Adding yeast directly on top of a pile of salt will kill it.
Now slowly add the water, using one of your hands in a loose claw shape to mix it into the flour. Allow it to come together itself, don't force it too soon. We want a soft consistency, bordering on sticky but don't let the dough get too wet or sloppy.
Turn the pizza dough out onto a floured surface. Knead it for 10 minutes, really stretching and pulling it apart to help develop the gluten. It will eventually come together to form a soft and springy dough.
Rub some olive oil over your hands and pick up the ball of dough to cover the surface.
Place the pizza dough in a clean bowl, cover the top with cling film/food wrap and then place a tea towel over the top.
Allow the pizza dough to prove in a warm place until it has doubled in size. The time it takes will depend on the warmth of the place it is, but a minimum of one hour.
Preheat the oven to 220 degrees Celsius or 430 degrees Fahrenheit. Prep a large baking tray by dusting lightly with flour.
Take the risen dough out of the bowl and punch it out by kneading again briefly on a lightly floured surface.
Now stretch it into shape. Use your hands to gently pull the dough into a frisbee shape and then manipulate it further until you have a square, rectangle, oval or circle that is evenly around 1-inch thickness. The shape is up to you, this is your rodeo.
Bake the pizza bread in the oven for 5-10 minutes until it is crisp and a light golden brown.
Meanwhile, make your black garlic butter by roughly chopping the black garlic into small pieces and adding it to a jar. Melt the butter either in a saucepan or in the microwave, and mix it into the jar along with the fresh basil, grated parmesan and some salt and pepper.
Spread the black garlic butter over the pizza bread and top with the fresh burrata cheese and some more fresh torn basil. Slice up and serve!