Everything Home...with Carol: Vegetable Pizza

Monday, July 5, 2010

Vegetable Pizza

Homemaking Tip #6

Start with freshly milled, soft white wheat. Make your favorite pizza dough recipe. Roll out real thin on a stone and bake in an oven preheated to 450 degrees just until the top is dry.

To this, add a thin layer of home-canned spaghetti sauce.

Sprinkle with grated zucchini (Grate, salt, let sit for 30 minutes to draw out the water. Squeeze dry before putting on pizza.), cut and sauteed Swiss chard, and home-canned, sweet red peppers. Top that with extra-sharp, white cheddar and bake again until the cheese is bubbling and just starting to brown.

Let sit 15 minutes before cutting.

Enjoy!

3 comments:

Karen LangeJuly 5, 2010 10:00 PM
Looks yummy! You are inspiring my menu this week!
Blessings,
Karen :)
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Christina KatzJuly 5, 2010 11:10 PM
This looks good, Carol. Do you deliver??? ;)
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Carol J. AlexanderJuly 6, 2010 2:01 PM
Karen, I could give you many ideas for chard and zuchinni after the last few weeks.

Christina...Oh, if I could only deliver to the frosty cold Northwest! It's at least 100 today and I'm working from my car with no a/c :|
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TODAY IN THE GARDEN

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June 22, 2011--Weeding, weeding, weeding. Mulching, mulching, mulching. Uncovered my Brussel sprouts as the row cover was too small to allow any more growth. They are already waist high and starting to form little sprouts. Also uncovered a row of cabbages because I saw cabbage worm moths UNDER the row cover. SIGH. Have been dusting for potato bugs and cabbage worms. Planted a new row of green beans.

June 16, 2011--Well, here's another update: Harvested all greens and planted some more in a shadier location. (That's lettuce, Swiss chard, and kale.) Harvested all the rest of the original broccoli plants. Planted a row of bird's egg beans. Thinned the beets. Tied up the cucumbers and tomatoes. Planted, mulched, and thinned the corn. Planted watermelons. Planted three hills of zucchini. Dug up potatoes that were volunteers from last year and prepared that area for cantaloupes. Have been weeding like mad.

May 26, 2011--This is an update of all things I've been able to do in between rain showers. WEEDING. Finished planting all potatoes. Put up trellis and planted 18 tomato plants. Installed arching trellis and planted cucumbers to climb up that. The best part...been enjoying lots of salads from all the fresh greens.

May 10, 2011--I'm losing track of time from not posting this right away. But, sometime last week I finished all my walking paths and planted a row of beets and a row of green beans.

May 6, 2011--My broccoli is flowering already and that is TOO soon. I'm afraid I'm only going to get enough for a salad out of 30 plants. So today I put in 30 more little seedlings right in between those. Praying they aren't too late.

May 5, 2011--Put down two more walking paths and tilled two rows. Where the tractor plowed in March is rapidly filling in with grass so we are racing to get the rest of the space covered with paths or tilled.

April 30, 2011--Put down two more walking paths. Planted another row of potatoes and re-seeded my spinach and kale rows that I did on the 15th because the seeds never came up and I fear they washed away in a heavy rain. (We've had LOTS of heavy rain.)

April 26, 2011--Tilled and planted another row of potatoes. Could not do another walking path because out of newspaper.

April 25, 2011 -- Tilled another row and planted potatoes in it. Planted 18 more lettuce plants and 4 spinach plants. Also made another walking path.

April 23, 2011--Planted 30 broccoli plants

April 19, 2011 -- Cut up seed potatoes. Made another walking path.

April 15, 2011-- Planted a row of spinach seeds and one of kale seeds. Also made walking paths with newspaper and straw.

April 14, 2011 -- Planted 16 Brussel's sprouts plants, 9 collard plants, 12 lettuce plants.