Spinach Deep-Dish Pizza in Cornmeal Crust, Tater Tots
My wife has had a craving for spinach, so I thought of making a spinach pizza. I used Vicolo Pizza organic cornmeal crust pizza shells; they come frozen in a pack of two.
I simply sliced into thin half moons half of a sweet Vidalia onion and started sauteeing it over medium heat. After a few mintues when the onion was clearing in color, I put in several (three or four?) handfuls of baby spinach leaves, and cooked a few more minutes till the spinach was cooked and reduced a little in volume.
I put the onion-spinach mixture into a bowl and mixed in half of a 12 ounce can of tomato puree, about ten oregano leaves from my garden, a tablespoonful (maybe a little bit more) of pesto sauce, and a little salt. I spread the sauce into two pizza shells and on my pizza (not my wife's as she avoids non-fermented soy) put a few heaps of Scottish garlic and herb vegan creamy "Sheese" spread.
It was good! I also served some English peas and heated some tater tots (potato treats).
4 Comments:
The pizza looks good and all, but TATER TOTS. You said the magic words. I can't bring myself to eat them that often but boy do I love a good tot with ketchup.
Thanks, Erin. I have always loved Tater Tots, too :-) ! Happy belated birthday - your Italian restaurant outing sounds yummy. Don't hesitate to ask at restaurants for good food - they win by serving you and you win by eating something tasty!
Hi. maybe you should make it for us sometime.we'll help.we will be visiting NC towards the end of June.~swetha vemuri ps. I think you're smart!
Thanks for the comment, Swetha! I hope that we get to see you when you visit!
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