I didn't get a picture this time because I want you to be able to use your own imagination for this wonderous pizza.
I topped our homemade pizza dough (you can find the recipe under pizza #1) with cooked pulled chicken, drizzled Red Hot Buffalo sauce ontop, added green onion, fresh tomato, Marzetti's Ultimate Bleu Cheese dressing, a sprinkle of Monterey Jack cheese, and fresh parmesan cheese. Grilled it for 12 minutes, and WOW was it good! My favorite so far.
I'm thinking Mike's favorite is still number 1. It has bbq sauce and onions, what's not to love?!
But I love this one. It's amazing.
Many of my friends have mentioned that I should begin a blog about my cooking endeavors, sometimes good, sometimes disasterous. So...here it is. Enjoy!
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Thursday, July 11, 2013
Monday, July 8, 2013
Pizza #2: Italian Sausage & Homemade Salsa Grilled Pizza
So fresh, so good...
I actually made extra pizza crust last time we had pizza and had put it in the freezer. It only took like an hour to defrost. So I rolled it out and added a bunch of salsa on the bottom (made of tomatoes, peppers, onion, lime juice, salt, pepper, and cilantro) then cooked italian sausage and monterey jack cheese. Throw it on a medium low-medium grill for, let's say, 8 minutes...
Top it off with homemade guacamole and sour cream.
Good to go!
And don't grab the pan while it's in the grill with your bare hands. Take my word for it, it's hot!
Thursday, June 13, 2013
Pizza #1: Bbq Chicken Pizza
Did we like it? Yes, we did! Soooo good. First I made a quick and easy homemade pizza crust and put it on my pizza pan after spraying it. Then added pizza sauce (half the amount as you usually use) cooked and sliced chicked breast sauteed in olive oil with salt and pepper, thin slices of red onion, drizzled Bbq sauce on it (we used Sweet Baby Rays-Cola). Whatever kind you like is great! Then top it off with cheddar cheese and crumbled cojita. Pop it in a medium grill for about 10 minutes or so. Mmmm!!!!! It wasn't very greasy at all either. So good! What will we do next???
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
A GRILLED PIZZA A WEEK
Hello everyone! It's been a long time since I've written...but I've had an epiphany.......
Is that the right word? I don't know, BUT, I got this new grill pizza pan from Pampered Chef over the winter and thought I'd try it out this summer. Last summer, if you remember, I made a "burger of the week" almost every week, so this summer we're having a "grilled pizza of the week". I've got some amazing recipes up my sleeve and intend to tell the world the ups and downs of each pizza. The crazy horrible ones, the awesome delicious ones.
So stay tuned! Yumminess is to come!!!!!!
Is that the right word? I don't know, BUT, I got this new grill pizza pan from Pampered Chef over the winter and thought I'd try it out this summer. Last summer, if you remember, I made a "burger of the week" almost every week, so this summer we're having a "grilled pizza of the week". I've got some amazing recipes up my sleeve and intend to tell the world the ups and downs of each pizza. The crazy horrible ones, the awesome delicious ones.
So stay tuned! Yumminess is to come!!!!!!
Monday, April 15, 2013
Quinoa Cakes with Lemon Aioli
HI! We're back from Costa Rica! And I'm now inspired to start trying some new foods and incorporating even more veggies and fruits into what we eat already.
We went to the Harrises Saturday night. I have to say, Pinterest is also an inspiration for this...but since coming back we've been eating junk junk junk. Chips, pizza, pop...junk. I feel GROSS! So we had fish over at the Harrises house. But for me the star was Quinoa Cakes with Lemon Aioli. Superfood and lemon together? What could go wrong?
So...take the cooked quinoa, mix up eggs with it, some parmesan cheese, salt, pepper, and green onion. Make them into little patties, and fry them in olive oil. Not a lot, just a little bit of oil.
I roasted an entire head of garlic (in the oven at 400 for 30-45 minutes with olive oil drizzled on it). Put that in some mayo with ceyenne pepper, lemon zest, and juice from one lemon. And the garlic. Puree it and serve it over the quinoa cakes.
AMAZING?!?! I think so. I loved them.
And so I will make them again.
Coming soon this summer: a grilled pizza per week from the Stute household!
We went to the Harrises Saturday night. I have to say, Pinterest is also an inspiration for this...but since coming back we've been eating junk junk junk. Chips, pizza, pop...junk. I feel GROSS! So we had fish over at the Harrises house. But for me the star was Quinoa Cakes with Lemon Aioli. Superfood and lemon together? What could go wrong?
So...take the cooked quinoa, mix up eggs with it, some parmesan cheese, salt, pepper, and green onion. Make them into little patties, and fry them in olive oil. Not a lot, just a little bit of oil.
I roasted an entire head of garlic (in the oven at 400 for 30-45 minutes with olive oil drizzled on it). Put that in some mayo with ceyenne pepper, lemon zest, and juice from one lemon. And the garlic. Puree it and serve it over the quinoa cakes.
AMAZING?!?! I think so. I loved them.
And so I will make them again.
Coming soon this summer: a grilled pizza per week from the Stute household!
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