Tasty cheese
& onion pizza
servings | 4
Points per
serving 6
8oz plain
white flour
I packet fast-action yeast
1 tsp artificial sweetener
pinch salt
1/4 pint warm water
80g reduced fat cheddar (grated) or low fat mozzarella (sliced)
1/2 cooking onion, chopped
1 pepper (any colour) de-seeded
1/2 courgette, sliced
1 clove of garlic, crushed
200g tinned tomatoes
1 tsp tomato puree
1 tbsp mixed herbs
cherry tomatoes halved, to garnish
20 pumps of spray light olive oil
Salt and pepper, to season
First, mix
the yeast and sweetener with the warm water, leave for 15 minutes. Meanwhile
sift the flour and salt into a large bowl. After the 15 minutes have elapsed
pour the water mixture into the flour, gently mixing with a wooden spoon and/or
fingers. kneed the mixture for around 10 minutes until a soft dough is formed.
Place the ball of dough into a bowl and cover with cling film. Place in a warm
cupboard for up to an hour. Meanwhile, prepare the topping. Gently fry the
courgette, pepper, onion and garlic in water for around 15 minutes or until
soft. Slowly add the tinned tomatoes and puree, a little salt and herbs. Cover
with a lid and leave to cook on a very low heat for 15-20 minutes, then leave
to cool. Then check on the dough. Unwrap the dough (it should have risen in
size) and beat it back into a smaller ball. Re-cover and leave for a further 30
minutes. Then, unwrap the dough. Split into two smaller balls. Roll out one of
the balls on a floured worksurface into a round shape around 1mm thick. On a
gently spray oiled pizza oven plate mould the dough into place. Then, cover
with the tomato mixture, sprinkle with half the grated cheese (40g) add sliced
tomatoes, spray with 5 more pumps of oil. Repeat this with the other dough ball
so you have two 'giant' pizzas. Each pizza is worth around 12 points, so half a
pizza is six points. Cook the pizzas at around 200c for around 15 minutes.
Serve with a delicious side salad.
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