Okay, maybe not everybody, but a lot of people love it...and in our house, pizza is an all time favorite dish.
This time around, however, I wanted to try a little something different instead of the usual go-to meal of pepperoni or sausage and mushroom pizza.
While searching for "vegetarian" pizza recipes online (I know, I know...some might read that and think I've become a vegetarian...but I haven't. I just wanted our family to try something different, remember?), I stumbled across this one.
Here are the ingredients we used to make our pizza because it varies a bit from the original source- although it is just as delicious:
Ingredients
- a few garlic cloves (we used 3)
- 2 tbsp. olive oil
- 2-3 tablespoons of butter
- salt
- 2 large portabella mushrooms, thinly sliced
- 3 cup torn kale leaves (not tightly packed!)
- About 10 oz. pizza dough, rolled into 13-inch circle (or less dough for a thinner crust, more for thicker)
- 1 cup of cheese (we used Murray's Robiola Bosina)
**Note about the cheese: A variety of cheeses would work for this recipe. We happened to be shopping at our grocery store for the ingredients the day before making our pizza and they had a few samples out of some cheeses to try. My girls fell in love with the Robiola Bosina (which I've never heard of before in my life) and it was half off, so we bought it and it worked quite well with the rest of the ingredients we used for this recipe. It's a type of brie cheese and I would recommend it- especially if it's on sale!!
To make the pizza, we followed the directions on the dough bag for how to roll and cook the dough. Just make sure to use a generous amount of flour. ;)
I also used some of the olive oil along with the garlic to cook the mushrooms and the kale in a pan- and I added a couple table spoons of butter to the mix for some extra taste. Yum!!
We topped the pizza with some cheese squares and it was ready to bake!
And my youngest really loved eating the cooked kale.
Who knew?! ;)
Once it was done baking, we ate it for dinner along with some fruit.
I have to say that we really enjoyed this pizza- making it and eating it.
We will definitely be making one again!!!
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