Thin and Crispy Ham and Vegetable Pizza

After my experiment with potatoes and flour for my quiche base, last week. I decided to have a go using similar ingredients for a pizza base. This turned out lovely and light and crispy. I can’t wait to try different toppings on this. It was really delicious!!

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Serves 2 (half the pizza each)

5 1/2 syns + 2 HEa’s for entire recipe on Extra Easy

Ingredients

for the base:

400g of peeled raw potatoes

28g of whole wheat flour (4.5 syns)

1 teaspoon of dried yeast  (0.5 syns)

1/2 teaspoon of sugar (0.5 syns)

1/4 teaspoon of salt

for the topping:

1/2 yellow pepper sliced

1 red onion sliced

1 tomato sliced

couple of mushrooms sliced

a few slices of ham, chopped up roughly

1/4 of a cup of sweet corn

passata

84g of mozzarella cheese

salt and pepper to season

Method

Preheat oven to 175c or 350f

For the base:

Add the potatoes to a saucepan of boiling water and simmer until soft

Drain water and mash thoroughly until nice and smooth. Set aside until the have cooled down.

Add the teaspoon of yeast, sugar and salt to a bowl and add half cup of luke warm water and stir, leave it to sit for approx 8 minutes

Add the flour to the potatoes and mix thoroughly. Then pour in the yeast mixture and bind all together.

Get a round 12” pizza baking tray and spray with non stick spray.

Smooth the potato mixture out evenly over the whole tray. When done it will look something like the below:

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Bake in the oven until the mixture has started to go firm and is slightly golden (don’t let it go too golden, as it will cook further once you add your topping)

This is how it will look once firmed up and ready for your topping to be added

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For the topping:

Spray a frying pan with some non stick spray and stir fry your pepper, onion and mushrooms, just to soften.

Spread some passata over the whole pizza base. Then add all the topping: pepper, onion, mushrooms, sweet corn and ham. Plus the 84g of mozzarella cheese.

It will look something like this before it goes back into the oven:

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Return to tray to the oven, and bake until cheese has melted and is golden. It is then ready to serve.

You can have this on its own or with a salad or potato wedges etc, the choice is yours. This would also work with a variety of your standard pizza toppings. ENJOY!!

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  • http://www.everydaymoms.ca LaQuita @Everydaymoms

    You’re making me hungry now, lol, but great job, this looks awesome!

  • Steph

    Now that look lovely. I will have to try that xx

  • nyambura

    i tried the pizza tonite and it didnt turn out too great. the base didnt really harden so it didnt go crispy like yours….it was just mushy even after 40 minutes in the oven and when i added the toppings it went all soggy :-(
    …any advice on what i can do?

  • admin

    hmm I am not sure to be honest. Did you use a 12″ pizza tray? Only thing I can think, is that the potato/flour mixture wasn’t spread thin enough.