Sometimes when colleagues see me eating leftovers at work,
they ask if I have kids. When I say no, they then ask why I “hide” so many
veges in my dishes. I don’t deliberately hide veges, I just like veges
and try to include lots in my dishes - and processing is a lazy way of prepping them! But, if you do struggle to get your kids
to eat veges and need to hide them, this pizza is a really good way of doing
it. Pizza in general is a great way of doing it, because I’m yet to meet a kid
who doesn’t love pizza. Check out my pizza sauce with beans here. But the
vegetables in this pizza are 100% hidden in the sauce. It gets the wonderful
pinky-purply colour from a purple cauliflower, but you can use a regular
cauliflower. I know I’ve only ever come across the purple cauliflowers once in
Perth!
The tortilla crusts were because I had leftovers. Sub in
real pizza bases or lebanese loaves.
2 tsp za'atar spices
2 tomatoes
2 lamb steaks
honey
parmesan
Tortillas or Lebanese loaves
Preheat your oven to 180C
Break the cauliflower into large florets and
place in a food processor. Pulse to ‘rice’ it. Add the philly cream cheese,
spices and tomatoes, then process until evenly chopped and combined, scraping
down the sides as necessary.
Spread onto tortillas, slice lamb steaks thinly
and scatter on top, top with grated parmesan, drizzle with honey.
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