But it wasn't for no reason I mentioned this book. I already hinted to it, it's number 40 of my collection and if you have any idea about the food blogging world, this will connect you to the random recipes challenge from Dom over at Belleau Kitchen.
For the current challenge we have to go to page 40 of the book number 40. That is what we do and what is it that we get? Pizza sauce. So, what is it you have to do, when you get a recipe for pizza sauce? Sorry, I have no idea. Maybe choose another recipe?
Sorry again, I'm not 100 % sure what I did, but on page 41 there was a recipe for a pizza, too. Somehow I couldn't get all the ingredients for the sauce at that time, so I thought, if I do the pizza recipe on the following side, it will rectify everything and things will be good again for my karma. Ah, no such thing in my world. Fine, things will be good. I'm good!
So the next page had a recipe for pizza with potatoes and thyme. Before I get messed up in more details, I show you my uncut version.
Right, that is the pizza just before I cut it for eating. So, that is ... he he he ... indeed the uncut version. I don't know what you expected.
Again sorry, but I am not sure anymore whether I was supposed to use the pizza sauce with this version of the pizza. I suppose not! However, I did it anyway. At least I used the slices of potatoes, which I blanched first and then mixed with olive oil, garlic anthem before I put it onto the pizza. The dough was just my standard home-made pizza dough.
Additionally to the potatoes with thyme there was some goat's cheese going to ... eh ... yes ... to go onto the pizza. Yes, yes, goat's cheese. Wonderful!
So, finally, standard pizza dough, tomato sauce, slices of potatoes mixed with olive oil, thyme and garlic and goat's cheese. Delicious! Oh, I had no choice, I had to add some mozzarella as well.
Now, here I give you the cut version ...
Apart from all this, I just want to let you know, I am having a Caipirinha right this moment while I write this down .... maybe I slightly confused the measurements of the cachaca and all this, but things will be fine. Oh, right, things will not be fine for Italy in the World Cup for they have missed their chance to be among the last 16. However, I don't want to miss my chance to add an Italian recipe to the Bloggers Around the World World Cup challenge. Accordingly, besides for adding this post to the random recipes challenge this as well goes to the Bloggers Around the World challenge.
Well, you don't know exactly what I am doing here at this time of the day writing up a weird post for my blog, so neither do I. Therefore, before any major tragedy occurs, we finish it all here.
it's such a bizarre topping for pizza but the sauce looks incredible and what I love about random recipes is the journey it takes you on rather than just the end result... it's a brilliant entry from a very bizarre titled book but we'll forgive it shall we for producing such a wonderful feast... thanks so much for the brilliant entry xx
ReplyDeleteYes, it's true. The most important thing is the end result and ... This one was a very good one.
DeleteThat is a totally random recipe but it does actually look really nice. Very oddly titled book too.
ReplyDeleteAnother fab post, Chris! Really enjoyed reading it. It brings back memories of when I cooked a pizza for my (then) Italian boyfriend and since I have never seen pizza in real life before (mind you, that was the Soviet times & far from Moscow), I added some potatoes on top. When he saw it, he asked me "What is it?" I laughed and said "pizza".
ReplyDeleteMmmm, this looks so good, the sort of thing you want to keep helpin yourself to another slice!
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DeleteWho would have thought of potatoes on pizza? But it looks so good, I'm thinking I'd like to try it. As for translation it's a bizarre world indeed. Last night we watched a French film which had already been audio translated into English but also had subtitled - the audio was completely different to the subtitles - aghhh!
ReplyDeleteSo, if I can I like to watch movies or read books in the original language. However, due to language knowledge this is a bit limited. With some things you just have to go with what you can get ... and understand. As for the book, I would have taken an English version instead.
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