Anyway, here is my version of her stuffed pizza.
I think it turned out pretty good. And we devoured it. It was filled with only vegtables, which made Andy grumble, but he ate a good portion of it anyway!First off, you know I can not bring myself to buy most premade stuff, so I made my own crust. I used this recipe for the crust:
1 1/2 cup water
1 cup sour dough starter
2 cup spelt flour
1 cup amaranth flour1/3 cup honey
1 tablespoon Real salt
3 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
2 tablespoon yeast
2 cup white flour
(thanks to the talented Kara for sharing)
I mixed the crust up and let it rest while I picked spinach, peppers, and tomatoes from my garden. Then I chopped them up and steamed some broccoli.
For the inside I used:
1 small crown of broccoli, chopped and steamed
1 small red pepper
2 big handfuls of spinach, cooked on the stove until just wilted
2 tomatoes, chopped
pinch of salt
Ricotta Cheese
5 blend white cheese blend shredded cheese
After I had that all finished, which really was not a lot of work, I assembled the pizza.
I rolled the dough out into 2 9 inch rounds. (i used a 9 inch pie plate) Put one crust on the bottom and them smear some ricotta cheese on the bottom of the crust. Then I added in all the veggies and a bit of salt, and sprinkled a lot of the white cheese blend on top of that. I put the top crust on and sealed all the edges, tearing off any excess dough. I brushed the top with olive oil and sprinkled on some italian seasoning.Bake at 375 for 25 minutes.
Since the crust was enough for 4 medium pizzas and I used the equivalent of 2, I rolled out the extra and made cinnamon sticks with it.
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