January 18, 2006 | Ben | Comments 5

Naan Pizza

Cheese and bread make the cheeks red.
~ German Proverb

This is Suanne’s invention — a good one I must say. Suanne always had a problem making thin crust pizza, you know, the type that is crispy and crunchy. Until today she has not managed to get the dough just right. So, she substituted the dough with Naan bread. Here is what her Naan Pizza looks like:

The beauty of this pizza is that it’s very fast to make and it taste just great-n-crispy. Most important of all, there are no dishes to wash. This takes only 20 minutes to make. Suanne makes this for breakfast every now and then. You may want to consider making this for lunch with more toppings like pepperoni, roasted chicken, etc.

To make this you need the following five items: Naan bread, pizza sauce, shredded mozarella cheese, parmesan cheese and some herbs. We buy all these from the Real Canadian Superstore and does not cost much.

The Naan bread costs about $3.59 for a pack of 12 pieces. For the herbs, we use Mrs Dash for flavouring. We like Mrs Dash and used that with eggs, spaghetti, etc. It’s healthier than using seasoning salt in our opinion. We estimated that it will costs about $1.25 to make each piece. The most expensive ingredient is the mozarella (about 2/3 of the total costs).

The steps are very simple. First you spread the pizza sauce on the naan bread. You then sprinkle the herbs and parmesan cheese over the sauce. Lastly, layer a generous helping of shredded mozarella cheese and you’re set for the oven. You need to pre-heat the oven to 400C. The pizza is baked for 10 minutes or until the cheese is bubbly.

You absolutely must try to make it at home. Chances are the folks at home will love it. It smells great, and is very crispy. One tip: this might trigger the smoke alarm as it did this morning at our home! So, make sure the kitchen is ventilated well.

It’s best served with coffee!

If you try to make this, please let us know what your family says of it. Also, if you have any ideas on making it better, please post a comment and share your ideas.

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My name is Ben and my last name is not Chow. Chow means meals or food. I write about the restaurant I visited and also the places I traveled to.

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  1. Have you tried it with Greek pita bread yet? Try the flavoured ones for a kick! (Nice photo Suanne)

  2. hey, that looks good!

  3. Oh good idea. We will try that next time. I remember seeing it at Costco once before. Do you think they have it in the Superstore (we don’t have membership to Costco anymore)? I have a crazy idea … do you mind if we blog you making one of your Greek dish? :-)

  4. My friend made me one of these except he just melted cheese and added bacon bits. It was very nice for lunch!

  5. This looks sweet! Can’t wait to make one and stuff my face.

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