Pizza Anyone? | Lifestyle
I believe that the
only people you need in life are people who can eat pizza for breakfast, lunch
and even dinner. I believe that pizza is 73% delicious and 27% more delicious.
I believe that it’s okay to eat an entire pizza by yourself. Clearly, I love pizza.
And while I’d never
turn down a bought pizza, I believe that there is some kind of sacredness in
making one yourself. If you’ve ever taken the time to make a pizza, you’d
understand the feeling of pure joy you get when you take that first bite. So
today, I’d like to share two of my favourite homemade pizza recipes for anyone
who loves it half as much as I do! They’re so simple, your 8 year old brother
can make them! Enjoy!
Plain Old Margherita
Did I really type "Plain Old Margherita"? What I meant to type was "Delectable, Delicious and Divine Margherita". No matter how simple, this is one you just can't run from!
Ingredients:
Basic dough for your pizza base
Inna Parmans tomato and basil pasta sauce
Three of your favourite cheeses (I use gouda, mozzarella and tussers)
Method:
Simply roll out your
dough in your desired shape (be as creative as you like). Spread over the sauce
and toss on some cheese. The more cheese you add, the better the taste. Bake in
a preheated oven (180°C is fine). Eat as if no one’s watching.
A-Little-Bit-Of-Everything-Straight-From-Heaven
The name pretty much says it all, no?
Ingredients:
Basic dough for your pizza base
Inna Parmans tomato and basil pasta sauce
Different Cheeses
Avocado's
Peppers
Tomatoes
Mushrooms
Diced chicken cubes
Salt
Fine red chillies
Nando's medium Peri-Peri sauce
Method:
Roll out your dough
and spread over the sauce. Cook the diced chicken in salt, red chillies and
Nando’s sauce (you don’t need any measurements, just toss in what you think
works for you). Slice up your veggies- this doesn’t need to be neat and you can
add any other veggies you like. All that’s left to do is layer! First the
chicken, then the veggies and lastly the cheese. Bake at 180 and enjoy a slice
of heaven!
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