We had been out for a meal at lunchtime but I was hungry by the time we finished our shopping and got home. I am one of those people who can not wait for something to be cooked when I get hungry and often end up having a simple cheese sandwich which I moan about if it’s too bland. My hubby has been watching a lot of food shows lately and is always ready to help me make great tasting ,quick and easy meals using every day ingredients. This is one such dish which took him less than 30 minutes to make and we called it Naanza . You can use any topping you like on your pizza all depends what you have in your fridge or freezer. If you do not like spicy food, please reduce the use of chilly powder and green chillies.
2. Once the garlic softens, add the onions, green chillies and green peppers.
3. Add all the spices – salt, chilly powder and dhana jiru.
4. Cook until all the vegetables are cooked.
5. Add the tomatoes to the mixture and stir until it’s all blended well.
6. Once the topping is cooked, spread it on your naan bread leaving the edges clear to give it a bit of a pizza look.
7. Sprinkle some grated cheese on the top and cook them in the pre heated oven at 170 degrees for 10- 15 minutes depending on how cooked you like your cheese.
8. Sprinkle some oregano and serve the Naanza/pizza hot
I have used a similar style of filling on Jacket potatoes too and they taste great.
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