Servings : Serves 3-4
This is a different idea for your pizza's topping, using cooked minced meat (keema) as the main topping.
Ingredients for Mince Topping
- 350 gm minced meat (any of your choice, you can even use boneless shredded chicken or shredded meat/beef/mutton etc.)
- 1 tsp garlic paste
- 1/2 tsp ginger paste
- salt to taste
- 2 tsp black pepper
- 2 small onions, chopped fine
- 1 small capsicum, cubed
- 2 tbsp tomato paste/puree
- 2 tbsp oil
- 1 tsp tandoori masala or paprika powder
- 1/4 tsp turmeric powder
- 1/2 tsp cumin powder
- 1/2 tsp garam masala
- 4 tbsp coriander leaves, chopped
- juice of half a lemon
- 2 green chillies, chopped
Ingredients for Pizza Dough
- 2 1/2 cups all-purpose flour/plain flour
- 1 1/2 tsp salt
- 5 tbsp oil
- 1 1/2 tsp sugar
- 1 1/2 tsp instant yeast (use 2 tsp. for colder climates)
- 2 pinches baking powder
- warm milk mixed with a bit of water for kneading
Instructions
First, prepare the Topping
Heat the oil, then add the onions and fry till soft. Add the ginger, garlic pastes followed by the capsicum. Cook for a minute, then add the mince and the turmeric, tandoori and cumin powders, plus salt. Once you've broken all the lumps, add the tomato paste and green chilies. Cook until the mince is almost dry, and then add the lemon juice and coriander leaves. Finally when mince is completely dry, sprinkle the garam masala and set aside to cool.
Next, prepare the Pizza Dough
Mix all the dry ingredients and the oil, then slowly start adding the warm milk a little at a time. Get it to a soft dough (the softer the better). Knead it very well for at least 8 minutes or more if possible.
Dab a touch of oil all over the dough, then cover it and place it somewhere warm. Leave it to rise to double its size, takes about 30 mins to an hour depending on the weather.
Once risen, punch it down, give it a quick knead, divide in half and roll out each half either in rounds or rectangle shapes to the thickness of your choice. For a thinner crust, roll it out bigger. If you want a thick crust then don't roll it out too much. Place on your greased pizza pan/tray. Again cover the tray with a light cloth/towel and let the base rest/rise slightly for about 15-20 mins.
Next, add your toppings, starting with the pizza sauce, followed by a bit of shredded cheese, then the mincemeat topping, and whatever other toppings you like, sweet corn, sliced onion, sliced capsicum, olives etc.
Next add shredded cheese again and drizzle with a bit of ketchup.
Bake the pizza in a pre-heated oven at 180C for about 20-25mins. Keep an eye on it and adjust the baking time according to your oven. It could take more or less time.
Enjoy! 🙂
I made it using beef for
I made it using beef for ifthaar…. result ws outstanding…… evryone liked t… thank u soooo much n May Allah bless u n grant all ur prayers …… A’ameen….. Hw cn i post the pic sis????
Thanks for the awesome
Thanks for the awesome feedback! You can send it to me on fauziaskitchenfun@hotmail.com and I will then add it to our tried and tested album on our Facebook page! 🙂
I tried It and it was yum…
I tried It and it was yum… Thanks
Assalamualikum! i am a
Assalamualikum! i am a beginner and tryng pizza for the very first time. since i am new i dnt have any idea how to use my OTG, when to use lower stove, upper nd when to use both and which rack to use. i’ll be very grateful to u for ur help. looking forward for ur help. jazak Allahu kher…
W/Salaam, about the rods that
W/Salaam, about the rods that need to be switched on, my oven works differently (I don’t have to switch on various rods at any time) but I believe for ovens like what you are using, start with the bottom one and then midway turn on the top. Accordingly see how the results are and adjust. 🙂
ohk i am striving to get best
ohk i am striving to get best out of it so that i may try ur delicious recipes. i tried pizza using ur recipe, dough didnt rise as it should have. i have already read ur note about yeast. Does rising of dough needs dough to be soft? thanks 🙂
Well the dough needs to be a
Well the dough needs to be a bit soft but that is not the main reason why it would not rise. Either you rolled it out too thin or the yeast is no good.
and also my pizza’s, edges
and also my pizza’s, edges facing inner side of oven, got burnt
Sounds like a heating issue
Sounds like a heating issue with your oven. Is the heat evenly distributed or does it run hotter in some parts of the oven?
actually i dnt knw which
actually i dnt knw which stove of oven shud b used when preheatng, upper, lower or both.. may b ths creates difference nd jazak Allahu kher for ur replies 🙂
Assalaam aleykum I have tried
Assalaam aleykum I have tried ur many dishes and all turn out to b excellent. now first time baking ,my oven is black n decker toaster oven with lower baking option I have tried pizza but cheese is not melting n base is getting burn. My oven is correct for baking or not ,even I want to bake cakes in this so can I bake.what temperature shd I keep in this oven.plz reply I want to try for my kids tomorrow.jazakaallah khair
W/Salaam, best to check the
W/Salaam, best to check the manual for the oven as various ovens may function differently. All my recipes have the baking temperatures given in the instructions. 🙂
Slms I would like to have a
Slms I would like to have a thin crust… How do I go abt it pls advise
W/Salaam, roll the pizza out
W/Salaam, roll the pizza out thinner or divide the dough in half and make two pizzas instead of one, that way the dough is stretched out thinner.