Mini Pizza

My brother said that he had a project for me. He wanted me to make something for giveaway to our neighbors. He didn't want anything sweet like cupcakes as most of our neighbors is elderly (and of course, most men didn't like to eat sweet stuff). So, I suggest that I could make him some mini pizza.

I made the dough using the same recipe I used for my Focaccia Pizza. Each of the dough in the paper cup weight about 9 to 11 grams. Then, I spread some tomato basil paste on top of those mini pizza, and sprinkle some sausages and mixed vegetables. Next, I piped some mayonnaise on top of the toppings (It was really fun piping those mayonnaise!) 

Bake them at 200 degrees Celsius for 20 minutes, and it's all done!  I love this mini pizza. Well, it's cute, the cost is much cheaper than making cupcakes, and it's in bite size! It's perfect for giveaways!

Focaccia Pizza

I haven't made bread for quite sometimes. I really wanted to try to make focaccia - the one which  the herbs blended with the dough, and some olives on top. While shopping for the ingredients, I saw that (slightly cheaper) mozzarella cheese in the bakery, and I thought of making pizza. A focaccia pizza!

I added some thyme in the focaccia dough. The pizza was topped with some sliced tomatoes, olives, and sausages. Then, sprinkled with some mozzarella, Parmesan and cheddar cheese.

Look at the focaccia topped with onions!

Now, for the recipe!

Focaccia dough: 

250g  Flour

1 no. Egg

100ml Water

25g Butter

35g Castor Sugar

5g Dried Yeast

5g Thyme

1 tbsp Honey

a pinch of salt.

Method:

1. Mix water and honey.

2. Combine all ingredients. Add salt and water seperately.

3. Mix the dough for 20 minutes, and knead the dough. Then, let it rest for 20 minutes.

4. Knock the dough, roll them into a baking tray. Spread some onions on top, and bake at 180 degrees Celsius for 20 minutes.

I had some extra dough from the focaccia. I decided to roll them with some pizza sauce and sausages! It taste really good, although it didn't look as good.