Gather your Blue cheese dough ingredients.
Fill a measuring cup with 8 oz. of 90 degrees water. Use a thermometer to read accurately.
In your same measuring cup with the warm water add in your yeast.
Wait about 5 minutes for it to bloom. (bubbles on top)
Let's prepare your mixer by adding your dough hook. (If you do not have a mixer, You can do the mixing by hand)
Add your flour to your mixing bowl.
Add in your yeast which by now should have bloomed.
Add into your mixer the salt, honey, olive oil, Blue cheese crumbles and water.
Now knead your dough by turning on your mixer starting out on the low setting. You do not want a mess in your kitchen and on yourself as well. Once incorporated, turn up your setting to medium.
Knead your dough for about 5 to 6 minutes until you see it smooth and elastic and it pulls away from the mixing bowl.
Using a large clean bowl drizzle some olive oil into it and make sure every inch of the inside of that bowl is covered in the olive oil so the dough can rise without sticking to the bowl.
Place your dough into your bowl and cover it with saran wrap that has been sprayed or non stick spray (Pam) as well. This avoids the dough sticking to it also.
Now place in a warm spot for 30 minutes. It should rise to double its size.
Let's preheat your oven to 450 degrees.
Let’s gather our toppings.
On a cutting board you will place your roasted chicken. Next to it you will have your mixer bowl.
Start to debone the chicken. Throwing away the bones, while at the same time you will be placing your chicken in the mixing bowl to shred.
Let us change our mixing arm to a paddle.
Place your mixing bowl full of chicken on your mixing stand and lower your paddle attachment.
On low shred your chicken.
While we are waiting, In a bowl combine your cholula and butter in the microwave for 30 seconds or until butter is melted.
Mix well.
Once chicken is shredded, pour in 1 cup of your buffalo sauce, and mix until combined. Set aside.
After the dough has risen, let's prepare our work surface by flouring both our work surface and the rolling pin.
Let’s remove the dough from the bowl and onto our work surface.
Punch it down , knead, and roll into 3 balls.