Mozzarella mushroom and mince pizza on yeast dough
11 serving
2 hours
2 hours
Wheat flour - 350 gr, Water - 240 ml, Olive oil - 50 ml, Sugar - 3 g, Dry yeast - 7 g, Herb mixture - 4 g, Salt - to taste, Olive oil - 30 ml, Salt - to taste, Ground beef - 130 gr, Ground chicken - 120 g, Onions - 2 pcs., Tomatoes - 1 pc., Bell pepper - 1 pc., Champignons - 150 gr, Mozzarella - 200 gr, Tomato sauce - 6 tbsp, dill - 0.25 g, parsley - 0.25 g, garlic - 3 teeth, ground black pepper - to taste
Let's prepare all the ingredients for the filling. Choose tomato sauce for your taste. Champignons, tomatoes, sweet peppers (I have red, but you can take a different color and then the pizza will be more elegant), dill and parsley greens, onions (it will be more beautiful if you take purple onions, but I have not found it on sale now), garlic peel, mine.
We divide the deposited dough into 2 or 3 parts (if your shapes have a small diameter). I made 2 pizzas out of this amount of food: 20cm and 24cm in diameter, respectively. We stretch the dough with our hands along the bottom of the mold. We do this carefully, sprinkling flour and grinding with our palms, since our dough is quite thin. Put the cooled meat sauce on the dough layer.
Put the fried champignons in the next layer. Sprinkle the pizza with the remaining half of the cheese and send it to the oven preheated to 220 degrees, for 15-25 minutes (the time depends on the peculiarities of the oven), until completely ready. It is better to put the mold on the lower tier of the oven: our main filling has already been prepared, we just need to bake the dough until it is ruddy on the edge of the bark, melt the cheese and fry the vegetables a little.