Showing posts with label cheese. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cheese. Show all posts

Monday, 20 July 2015

PIZZA!

Okay, let me just step right in, pizza is my favourite food ever, it is delicious. I didn’t like pizza as much when I was really young *le goes to the past and slaps young Shireen.* Ninety percent of people in this world love pizza, LOVE it. It’s saucy, full of freshness, cheesy and it just sits in your mouth and consumes your senses, you shut your eyes and you see heaven in that bite of a divine food, you just feel it being right for you, it overwhelms your senses but that’s alright, you love it, it rides down your throat and reaches your stomach and makes your stomach happ...... Wait! What? No!

The only downside to pizza is that it isn’t something that makes your stomach feel happy, one eats it on Sunday so as to compensate on it being unhealthy but if you’re anything like me, you probably crave pizza every other day and it is just so hard to suppress! Those pizzeria pizzas aren’t something that can be consumed on a daily basis (unless you’re PMSing, everything is alright then), so I have come up with a recipe that I thought you guys would cherish. This one’s called healthy and yummy pizza.


INGREDIENTS:

Base:

1. 1/2 cup cauliflower;
2.1/2 cup whole wheat.
3.1/2 cup water

Sauce:

1. 2/4 cup tomato ketchup;
2. 1 teaspoon chilli flakes

Topping:

Any veggie you like! I used:
1. 1 tomato
2. Half an onion
3. Basil leaves
4. 1 tablespoon cheese.

PROCEDURE:

1. Preheat an oven to 180 degree Fahrenheit.
2. Blend the cauliflower in a blender; when blended, mix it together with the wheat and water and kneed till the dough comes out in a ball.
3. Make the sauce by simply mixing the tomato ketchup and the chilli flakes.
4. Flatten out the dough using a rolling pin.
5. Once the dough is flattened out, top it with sauce and the toppings and the cheese.
6. Put it in the oven and cook till the cheese is melted and the dough is cooked.
7. Top it with dried herbs.

Serve hot!

Saturday, 28 March 2015

Vkusno!

How are you all? I need to tell/ask you guys something: did you know that dumpling has a fabulous Russian cousin? I bet you did, even if you didn't I’m here to tell you guys about it! The name of this dish is call pierogi, it follows the rule of the dumpling filling and the dumpling coat but has a different making procedure, by the way,  I wanted to make my own pierogis and photograph them but I’m unwell and my mother won’t let me out of bed, thank God for laptops, I've made pierogis several times before,so, I can tell with absolute certainty that these will taste awesome!

Ingredients:

For the coat:
2 cups of all purpose flour;
1 cup water.
Filling (Like dumpling, pierogi’s fillings have no confinements, fill in whatever you like!), I used:
1 cup finely chopped boiled baby corn,
½ cup parmesan cheese.
Paprika to taste.

Procedure:


Procedure:
Make the dough, add water to the flour and make moist dough;
Roll out the dough, with the help of a round cookie cutter, make small circles of dough;
Flatten out the circles one by one;
Add filling, be rational with filling, excess of filling might cause the dough to loosen up and open during the cooking process;
Close the opening the dough circles when the filling is satisfactory;
In a boiler, set water to heat up, when the water starts boiling, put the raw pierogis in it;
When the pierogis come up the surface of the water, remove pierogis;
In a pan, heat up oil and add in the pierogis, slow roast them and serve them hot!

Guysss! Important announcement, I am transforming this blog from food to lifestyle and food blog, I don’t know, this might be sick brain talking but I’m actually considering it, I will confirm this next week when I feel a little better!
Anyway,
YEST’ KHOROSHUYU YEDU!