Does anyone ever NOT feel like pizza?
My favorite place on Earth, the local vegetable market, carries unusual and seasonal produce. These days is the season for zucchini flowers.
I LOVE ZUCCHINI FLOWERS!
Almost irrationally. They have a flavor so subtle as no almost be indiscernible and easily overwhelmed.
They are most frequently served stuffed, breaded or fried but today I used them for some pizza.
I made this pizza – because I had some sausage leftover, homemade dough... and just felt like pizza (Does anyone ever not feel like pizza?)
I added just some mozzarella cheese in an effort to add subtle flavor, but nothing so strong it overwhelmed the zucchini blossoms.
This is a very delicately flavored and mild pizza. Pretty to look at and yummy to eat!
I LOVE ZUCCHINI FLOWERS!
Almost irrationally. They have a flavor so subtle as no almost be indiscernible and easily overwhelmed.
They are most frequently served stuffed, breaded or fried but today I used them for some pizza.
I made this pizza – because I had some sausage leftover, homemade dough... and just felt like pizza (Does anyone ever not feel like pizza?)
I added just some mozzarella cheese in an effort to add subtle flavor, but nothing so strong it overwhelmed the zucchini blossoms.
This is a very delicately flavored and mild pizza. Pretty to look at and yummy to eat!
Here are ingredients for a 4-serving recipe (4 pizzas):
1 kg pizza dough divided into 4 balls (you may find here my pizza dough recipe and here my recipe for sourdough pizza)
20 zucchini flowers
200 g sausage
400 g mozzarella cheese
EVO oil
salt and pepper
- When you are ready to bake the pizzas, take the dough out of the fridge, leaving at least 1 hour and half for it to warm up and get pliable
- Meanwhile, wash and clean zucchini flowers
- Cut the skin of the sausage with the tip of a sharp knife and remove it. Cut the sausage into nibbles of equal size
- In a hot pan, braise the sausage and let it become golden. Then, keep aside
- Cut mozzarella into thin slices and place it in a colander to drain
- Preheat oven to 270°C (or, better, as far as oven temperatures go)
- Generously dust the counter with semolina flour. Make the pizzas one at a time. Dip your hands in flour and lift a ball of dough. Very gently lay the dough across your fists and carefully stretch it by bouncing the dough in a circular motion on your hands, carefully giving it a little stretch with each bounce. Once the dough has expanded outward, move to a full toss. When the dough is stretched out to your satisfaction (about 25 cm in diameter), lay it on the baking tray covered by baking paper
- Sprinkle both zucchini flowers and sausage over. Pour some EVO oil on top
- Bake the pizza for about 10 minutes. If the top gets done before the bottom, you will need to move the baking tray to a lower self before the next round
- When the crust of the pizza is golden - it means that the pizza is almost ready -, add the slices of mozzarella on top. Let mozzarella to melt for a couple of minutes
- Remove the pizza from the oven and transfer it to a wooden cutting board. Serve and enjoy!
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