Pizza with nan
Posted by Madhavi on oc29obeThu, 14 Feb 2008 22:42:39 +0000 31,2006
Pizza is definitely a comfort food. Who can resist a slice of pizza with a crispy crust, sweet and tangy tomato sauce , hot Jalapeno and to mellow it down some melted mozarella. This is one of those foods which i am totally addicted to.
Being a vegetarian my toppings pretty much remain the same. Onion, peppers, mushrooms and Jalapeño. Since i am not fond of olives,I generally avoid them.
NY has some of the best pizzas i have ever tasted. Thin crust, but generously a big size is sure to please your taste buds.
I make pizza at home with the help of some store bought ingredients.
A perfect replace for pizza dough can be found in Indian nan.
One nan with your favorite veggies, may be a salad and a soft drink can be one ultimate satisfying meal.
I made pizza for Valentines Day. So, what did you guys cook up …..
- Take a pan add a bit of olive oil and fry the onion with a pich of salt and crushed red pepper. Cook just until they become little soft . Keep them a side.
- In the same pan sautee the jalapeno, red and green peppers with a pinch of salt. Cook just for two minutes. Keep them a side.
- Now take a nan add a layer of tomato sauce. Top it with onion, red, green pepper and some red crushed peppe. Finally top it with shredded mozzarella cheese.
- Put it in the toaster oven and cook it just until cheese starts melting.
- Since its just two of us, Instead of regular oven i make my pizza in the toaster oven. I dont put any foil or a plate in the bottom of pizza while its cooking. Since the heat comes directly in contact with the surface, you get a nice crispy base.
- If you are making for more than two, I would recommend making the pizza in the regular oven.
- Don’t over cook the veggies, you still want to have a bite to it.
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