this is quickly becoming a sunday night tradition: making our own pizzas for dinner. phil’s parents do it all the time – genius idea! what a wonderful way to end the weekend.
i didn’t sample the vegan pizza we made at the workshop during the day because i knew i was having it for dinner. originally, i was planning on adding some grated goat’s cheese to mine, but after spending all day eating vegan, i decided not to. in fact, i was still pretty full from all the wonderful dishes in the afternoon that phil and i ended up sharing one pizza. we used the ready-made spelt crust as before, and prepared some wonderful goodies to top it with. he added slices of fresh mozzarella to his half before we stuck it in the oven.
here’s a photo, pre-bake:
the particulars:
spelt pizza crust
homemade pizza sauce: chopped tomatoes, shallots, garlic, salt, pepper, love
this is quickly becoming a sunday night tradition: making our own pizzas for dinner. phil’s parents do it all the time – genius idea! what a wonderful way to end the weekend.
i didn’t sample the vegan pizza we made at the workshop during the day because i knew i was having it for dinner. originally, i was planning on adding some grated goat’s cheese to mine, but after spending all day eating vegan, i decided not to. in fact, i was still pretty full from all the wonderful dishes in the afternoon that phil and i ended up sharing one pizza. we used the ready-made spelt crust as before, and prepared some wonderful goodies to top it with. he added slices of fresh mozzarella to his half before we stuck it in the oven.
here’s a photo, pre-bake:
the particulars:
and here is the result – my two slices:
om nom nom.
it was a lovely dinner (and let’s be honest, i saved room for a little dish of coconut ice cream).
happy february!