Perhaps the sardines should be flipped over for visual appeal ? Oh well! |
I felt the urge to eat something Mediterranean and thought this is nearest to sea and sunshine. The fennel perks up the dish but I guess parsley or any of your favorite garden herb will do the magic as well. Might as well, since I am going to prune back the fennel which is overtaking the garden anyway.
I chose
to use less cheese topping for this pizza because I wanted the onion to
caramelize and tomato to dry out a little. This helps the pizza from
getting too soggy.
If
sardines is not your thing, smoked
salmon will be a great substitute.
Pizza
base :
1/2 Tbsp
fine sugar
1
teaspoon dried instant yeast ( 7 g )
110 ml
water
225g
bread flour
Pinch of
salt
2 Tbsp
olive oil
Topping :
Pizza
sauce, about 4 Tbsp
1 can
sardines
1 onion,
thinly sliced
1/2 cup
cherry tomatoes , halved
1 cup pizza cheese
Fennel as
garnish
Method :
Combine
dough ingredients in a bread machine. Set to 'dough cycle', 1.5 hr.
Preheat
the oven to 220C.
On a
floured worktop, flatten and shape the dough.
Spread
sauce, distribute sardines , onion.
Sprinkle
cheese , followed by tomatoes.
Bake in a
preheated oven at 220C for 12 minutes.
Garnish
with fennel.
Wow... Amazing pizza and toppings...
ReplyDeleteWas that dill or fennel?
I'll go for the smoked salmon!
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