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Vegetable pizza recipe with step by step photos. Today I am sharing a very easy step by step turotial on how to make veg pizza recipe or vegetarian recipe pizza from scratch. When I posted this thin crust veg pizza recipe , I had few of my readers ask for this pizzaria style vegetarian pizza recipe. This is my favorite go to recipe for vegetable pizza whebever we crave pizza.
I love veggie pizza and before learning this veg pizz recipe I used to have this sometimes from a pizzaria. Once I learnt this recipe and tried at home, we have never orderd a one from the shop yet :). This homemade vegetable pizza recipe is so easy, doable and simple, the finished veg pizza is imcomparably hygeneic, tasty and flavorful. Though not something very healthy (contains maida), this home made veg pizza is far far better than shop ones that you can even feed the younger ones without a fear, but yeah once in a while.
To make this vegetable pizza recipe a bit helthy and guilt free you can use whole wheat flour instead of maida. You can even use 50% maida and 50% wheat flour. I mostly use wheat flour in our breads, veg pizzas and cakes, but sometimes I do crave flour and make with maida. But if making as a meal for toddlers and kids defineltly use wheat flour.
The making of veggie pizza recipe can be broken into three components.
1. Kneading and leavening the dough
2. Making pizza sauce
3. Assembling and baking the vegetable pizza
You can easily do thr first two steps a day or several hours before, assemble and bake the veggie pizza at the time of serving. In fact if planned well, baking a pizza at home is a very easy and simple one. I have already blogged a recipe of homemade pizza but this vegetable pizza is more detailed with picture for each step. So sharing this as a new recipe.
As I said before the base for this vegetarian pizza is made of maida. I have added a dash of dried oregano and thyme to the base and it really does wonders to the pizza. Adding a pinch of dried herbs to the base takes the pizza to onw new level. You can even add crushed garlic flakes to the base instead of herbs. I usually buy organic mozzeralla cheese, but this time it was out of stock so I have used britania pizza cheese, I would say it is ok, if you can get good quality mozzarella defintely go for that.
For topping the vegetable pizza, I have used onions cubes, tomato, seeds removed and cubed, bellpeppers cubed and baby corns sliced. You can use olives, jalpeno, paneer cubes etc as per your preferance. I have added more cheese in this recipe than what I usually add. You can decrease the amount of cheese as per your preferance too.
One very important ingredient for making a good veggie pizza is good quality olive oil. Add good quality olive oil to the dough and to the rolled pizza base.
If you are looking for more pizza recipes do check homemade pizza, whole wheat grilled pizza, instant thin crust pizza, bread pizza
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