... exchanging refined white flour for more nutritious whole wheat crust (it's a yeast crust that can be assembled and baked into a pizza immediately, no rise time necessary!)
The recipe makes one large pizza, but I prefer to form the dough into two or four smaller pizzas.
And to cut the cholesterol, I've spread it with pesto instead of a layer of cheese, then
fresh sliced tomatoes topped with a small slice of fresh mozzarella.
It bakes in minutes; hot from the oven a fresh basil leaf on each slice of cheese makes the perfect finishing touch.
If you would like a printable copy of this tasty and nutritious pizza dough recipe you can access it on my recipe blog by clicking HERE.
If you try this healthier pizza, I hope you enjoy it.
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I love this recipe, the idea of pesto instead of cheese sounds GREAT!!! THANKS!!! for the recipe. Geri
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ReplyDeleteHi, Mari...this looks beautiful, as always, and delicious!! I would love to have this for dinner tonight!
ReplyDeleteOMG that looks wonderful, just my kind of pizza, I printed a copy. I will me doing that one soon...
ReplyDeleteMari, I can't resist asking if you went to see Julia and Julie today! And asking your other readers as well. I loved it! I'd read both books -- Julia's autobiography is just plain wonderful, and Nora Ephron did a great job of telling Julia and Paul's story on film. If you haven't seen it yet, don't wait! It's fabulous.
ReplyDeleteThat is my favorite kind of pizza, and I love how you made it healthier!
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