I've been making a lot of pizza lately - with the Frankenstein Pizza I made on Fox 19 a couple of weeks ago so the grilling/baking stone that I got from Emile Henry has been coming in really handy!
I'd like to learn to make pizza dough but I typically just use the Pillsbury dough in the roll from the store. It's great because you can get a pizza from fridge to oven in just minutes!
I decided to make a half & half pizza with pizza sauce and pesto sauce. I really didn't think Larry would eat the pesto - (foreshadowing here). It sure makes for a pretty pizza!
On the Larry half - pepperoni and on the Heather half - I sauteed some large shrimp with a little olive oil and some Italian seasoning for just 1-2 minutes on each side - then sliced up fresh mozzarella and laid it in between the shrimp. I added shredded mozzarella to the pepperoni side.
Here's a video showing the baking stone being used on a grill - pretty cool stuff!
I hope this gives you a fun idea for a different type of pizza and get outside the box a little - you never know what the crew will think!
Shrimp Pesto Pizza
I hope this gives you a fun idea for a different type of pizza and get outside the box a little - you never know what the crew will think!
Shrimp Pesto Pizza
- 1 roll pizza crust
- 1 container pesto sauce (Whole Foods sells it fresh or you can buy it jarred near the pizza sauce)
- 1 bag frozen UNCOOKED shrimp
- 1 Tablespoon olive oil or butter
- 1 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning
- 1 ball of fresh mozzarella - sliced into discs
Instructions:
- Pre-bake crust per instructions if necessary
- While crust is pre-baking, heat oil/butter in small skillet.
- When hot, add shrimp and garlic to the pan. Season with italian seasoning. Heat for 1-2 minutes.
- Flip shrimp and heat 1-2 minutes more.
- When crust is ready, remove from oven and top with pesto
- Spread shrimp around the pizza
- Layer the mozzarella slices around the shrimp
- Bake according to pizza crust directions (10-15 minutes)
Disclosure: Emile Henry provided me the pizza stone but the opinions are my own.
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