Thin crust pizza fagioli with portabello mushrooms, red peppers, pears, spinach and red onion; insalata caprese
Dinner 16 April 2007.
The wine was Louis Jadot's Beaujolais.
Thin crust (whole wheat, flour, water, yeast, evoo, sea salt, oregano, basil) pizza fagioli (cannelini beans, wine vinegar, sea salt, garlic, black pepper, whole wheat flour, tahini, evoo, nutritional yeast) with portabello mushrooms, red peppers, pears, spinach and red onion on my pizza stone.
I plated a slice with some insalata caprese (tofu, nutritional yeast, soymilk, garlic, sea salt, oregano, fresh basil, tomatoes). To replace the bocconcini, I tossed the cubed tofu in a mix of nutritional yeast, sea salt, garlic, evoo, and soy milk and then baked it (shake and bake!).
I was going to go with a roux, but in the end, I decided to go with white beans instead. It was creepy how much it looked like melted cheese after about five minutes. If I had broiled it instead of regular baking, it would have probably browned up nicely.



9 comments:
Yum that looks so good! I like the idea of pears on pizza.
It's delish! Mushrooms and pears and sweet onions (usually with cheese) are a classic Italian combination.
so I'm reading along, what the heck is evoo? So I googled. Learn something every day! Besides the mushrooms, looks great.
:) Mushrooms, yum!!
*gasp!* how utterly elegant and delicious looking! i love mushrooms.
come on go with the roux...you can also use it in a mac and "cheese"
It was sort of a roux, minus the vegan margarine and soymilk, but there was olive oil, flour, nutritional yeast, etc. Besides, The Geographical Vegan is going to make a truly roux-ly pizza, and I'm sure she'll do a much more phenomenal job than I could. That vegan's got skills!
Thanks, pinknest!
LOVE Louis, it must've been amazing with the mushrooms. I like it with a lentil salad.
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