Parmesan, basil and chilli pizza (or any other topping that’ s delicious)
It's just pizza, but makes your kitchen smell real good and this english summer murkiness can be such a downer - pizza can make you feel glitzy and greesy at the same time
Pizza Dough
300g of flour (1/3 plain & 2/3 bread flour)
1tsp dried yeast
10 sprigs of dried/fresh oregano
cup of hand hot water
pinch of salt
2tbl sp olive oil
Top it off
Tomato puree (as much as you want)
1tbl sp butter
2 garlic cloves (crushed)
10 basil leaves x 2
100g of grated mozzarella
handful of parmesan
2-3 really hot chilis finely chopped (wee small red ones)
So make your dough. Put the flour , yeast, salt, oregano, 2tbl sp oil, in a bowl. Make a well in the middle and add the water gradually, shifting the flour over the water and blending it all together. Work the flour with your hands - when it looks like a homogenous ball - transfer it to a heavily floured surface and knead until nice and smooth. If it gets sticky, add a little olive oil and sprinkle some more flour on the surface. Put in a big bowl, cover with cling film and leave somewhere warm for (1hr plus) so it can rise. Make tomatoe sauce - heat butter in a pan, add one garlic clove, tomato puree, some olive oil, and chopped basil leaves. When the dough has risen - roll out into the shape of baking tray you have - pizza circle or a rectangular one - both are nice. Spoon tomato puree sauce onto the dough - then add your mozzarella, chopped chili’s, clove of garlic, if I had chorizo I'd add some on as well. Cook at gas mark 6, until it looks ready - about 20 mins. Then top with parmesan, basil leaves and extra virgen olive oil... oh yeah
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