I really don’t know anyone who doesn’t love pizza. However you can never be sure how healthy ready made pizzas will be. I love making HOMEMADE PIZZA to my own taste with my choice of toppings. I did a review between homemade pizza and Pizza hut which you may find interesting.
My recipe is very easy to make as I use a ready mixed bread dough which has yeast added to it. The instruction on the packet are perfect and the base always turns out good.
1. Mix the dough with 325 luke warm water (or as instructed on the bread mix). Mix well for 5 minutes.
2. Place the dough on a floured surface and rest it for 5 minutes.
3. Knead the dough again for two minutes and divide it into 2 balls.
4. Rest the dough balls for 5 Minutes.
6. Now – prepare the toppings – starting with the tomatoes. Drain of the excess juices from the tomatoes.
7. Gently heat the tomatoes. Do not use very high heat as you do not need to boil the tomatoes.
8. Add the crushed garlic, salt and pepper and let this cook slowly.
9. Prepare your other toppings and keep them ready.
10. Put all your toppings on the pizza base. Make sure that you leave the crust clear of any toppings. sprinkle some oregano on the pizza.
12. Serve your HOMEMADE PIZZA with a jacket potato and salad.
If you find that you don’t have enough time to make a base here are some easy suggestions:
For people on Keto diet check out how to make Almond and Coconut Flour with Psyllium Husk pizza base. My recipe is here.
For a really exciting and unusual pizza try making my Crown Pizza and impress your guests.
Pizza parties, where they make pizzas using a jiko (Kenyan cooker using charcoal), have also become very popular in UK
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