Ever since I discovered the
wonder that is this gluten free flatbread recipe and started making pizzas with
it, I have been busily experimenting with different toppings. I thought I’d share my current favourite with
you and hammer home just how amazing these pizzas are in case you forgot to try
them. This has become a bit of a Friday
night after work treat. They come
together pretty quickly, perfect when you have struggled your way through
Friday commuters and weekenders. Trains
seem extra slow, people have bulky bags, seats are scarce and isles are
full. Thank goodness there is pizza at
the end of this!
To make these pizzas follow
the original recipe here. As I’ve had
more practice making these I’d recommend flattening out the dough on a piece of
floured baking parchment. It makes it
easier to lift the flatbread on to the baking tray. Also flour the baking tray too (as above). Again this stops the flatbreads
sticking. For the aubergine and
courgette topping I simply chop them up in to small, fairly thin chunks then roast
these in the oven (gas mark 7, 220°C, 425°F) in a little olive oil for about 10
- 15 minutes. You don’t want them too
well done as they will brown off under the grill once you have scattered them
across the top of your pizza. Add them
to the top of the pizza when you add the tomatoes and then top with mozzarella. Garnish with fresh basil.
This sounds like a perfect solution to the ever-increasing zucchini problem at our house. :) PIzza with all the veg: hooray!
ReplyDeleteYes, perfect for using up the last of the seasons veg!
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