pizza for adults
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Anonymous
| pesto instead of red sauce, sundried tomatoes and artichoke hearts. Can also add olives or roasted red peppers |
Anonymous
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BBQ chicken pizza or mushrooms with roasted garlic and tallegio
You really can't figure out an appetizing pizza combo? |
Anonymous
+100 |
Anonymous
❤️ |
Anonymous
Trader Joe's & Whole Foods have great pizza dough. Just bring it home roll it out and put whatever you want on it. I use a plain baking sheet most days. I have a pizza stone that works slightly better but not necessary. |
Anonymous
| pepperoni, tomatoes, red onions |
Anonymous
| spinach, black olive and feta. |
Anonymous
| Roasted sweet corn, basil and tomatoes. |
Anonymous
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Ricotta, spinach, and an egg
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Anonymous
| Frankly, I use what is in the fridge and on the counter. I will slice things up and put them out there- the key is to slice thinly. It is a great way to clean out the bits and pieces leftover from the week. Peppers, chicken, bacon, onion, any number of cheeses, spinach, ham, olives, mushrooms, tomatoes. In summer I will make a pesto if we are overrun with basil. |
Anonymous
| We make our pizza crust using ground chicken breast, almond flour, cheese, an egg and various spices. We blind bake the crust after smoothing it out on a parchment laden cookie sheet. Then we top with our faves. We love chicken crust pizza. |
Anonymous
We have the in-between version of this, we use a pizza baking sheet. So it's round, with holes on the bottom. It really does help the crust get nice a crisp (much more so than a regular baking sheet). We have nowhere to store a pizza stone, but the baking sheet is small. |
Anonymous
| get a roccbox or ooni pizza oven |