Showing posts with label pizza. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pizza. Show all posts

Friday, December 14, 2018

Whitefish Pizza Step-by-step

This is my go to recipe. I've taken it pre-baked to a dinner and even baked as an appetizer to a party.

6 points for two of these delicious pizzas.

You can prepare all of this at once or break it up during the week. I've sauted the vegetables two days before and refrigerated, made the dough the night before and wrapped the divided 1.6 oz balls in waxed paper and refrigerated. I wouldn't suggest mixing the Alfredo base before because it could get hard on top and you want every bit to use.









Spray Parchment paper with pam


Divide dough into 1.6 oz balls (can refrigerate overnight at this point)


Spray wax paper, put ball of dough and fold over wax paper. Roll out thin.


Place on sprayed parchment covered baking sheet. Bake until just a little brown. About 8 minutes.




Spread Alfredo base and top with sauted vegetables.


Add 1/2 TBS bacon bits and flaked whitefish


Top with cheese and yogurt mixture.

At this point I cover with foil, refrigerate (one sheet on top of the other is fine) then I take to our friends' home and bake there.

Bake 400° until cheese is melted.

Sunday, September 23, 2018

Fun at Nana and Papa's


Ayva & Javier making things with Scrapbox finds


The best grapes ever! So sweet.


Mary Helene D'Agostino Garbarino posted a link to making insects out of food. Javier and Ayva had so much fun making them for dinner.


Click the link below:


No cheese pizza for Romeo and Tino, however only Tino ate


The rest of us had pepperoni and cheese










Monday, August 27, 2018

Pizza and Bagels



Our favorite pizza ( I ate half of one before I remembered to take a picture!) is Smoked Whitefish. This recipe makes 12 small 5" across - serves 6

Same crust:
1 1/3 cups self rising flour
1 1/3 cups Fage FF Greek yogurt

Preheat oven to 400°

Mix in bowl with rubber spatula. Knead in bowl.

Divide into 12 pieces. Spray parchment paper covered cookie sheet and spread each section of dough into a circle. 4 to a pan. Need 3 pans.

Prebake crust for 10 minutes - let cool

Mix: 6 wedges Laughing Cow cheese with 3/4 cup Fage FF Greek yogurt, 2 TBS Walden Farm's Ranch dressing and sprinkle of Italuan seasoning. Spread on cooled pizza crusts.

Top with Flaked Smoked Whitefish.

Saute onions and peppers. Season with Trader Joe's seasoning.

Mix 1 cup FF Mozzarella and 3/4 cup reduced fat sharp cheddar. Top each pizza.

Grate 1 ounce of Parmesan and grate some more until it maxes the scale without going up in weight. Top the pizza.

At this point if taking somewhere put non stick foil on each sheet. Can stack them.

Preheat oven to 400° uncover and bake a sheet on each rack. About 20 minutes.









The things I missed most were pizza and bagels. Well... no more.  We've had pizza for lunch the last two days and bagels 2 times last week.  We both love them.

Same dough - easy peasy



Pizza
1/4 cup Self Rising Flour
1/4 cup FF Greek Yogurt

Mix and then knead for a couple minutes

Preheat oven 400°
Divide into 2 and flatten on parchment paper covered cookie sheet.
We topped with
Al Fresco chicken uncured bacon 
Green peppers
FF mozzarella 
Spray with Pam Olive Oil
Bake 20 minutes

1 of these pizzas is 3 pts


Bagel
1/4 cup Self Rising Flour
1/4 cup FF Greek Yogurt

Preheat oven to 450°

Mix and knead for a couple minutes
Divide into 2 pieces
Roll into balls and stick your thumb through for the bagel hole
Brush with egg
Sprinkle with cinnamon sugar or Everything but the bagel seasoning from Trader Joe's or sesame seeds or poppy seeds
Put on parchment paper covered cookie sheet
Cover and let rise for 15 minutes
Bake for 25 minutes

One of these bagels (no seasoning) is 2 pts


I just prepped 2 Ingredient Dough - rolled out and put waxed paper between each crust and froze. It worked - however - either thaw the dough before making grilled bread or make sure the griddle is very hot. When using for Pizza I prebake the dough for a few minutes so it can be frozen when you do that. I weigh each piece before rolling them out. Each one weighs 1.6 oz which is 1 point.




It was perfect to dip into two easy over eggs.