I picked up a couple of packets of shortcrust pastry a couple of weeks ago and then realised that I had not made anything with them. I decided to use the pastry as a pizza base and top it with whatever vegetables we had in the fridge. It worked a treat.
2. Roll out shortcrust as thin as you can into a large pizza or pie tray. You can also make 3-4 small ones if that’s what you prefer.
3. Once rolled – Cook the pastry for 6-7 minutes
6. Spread the tomato topping on top of the cooked pastry base.
7. Now add the cooked vegetables and cheese.
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