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In keeping with the ~FACCC2 "Let's Keep It 'Short'" food challenge ( here: https://www.furaffinity.net/journal/10560407 ), Vrghr presents to you wuff's
"PIZZADILLA"Wuffy created this combination of Pizza and Quesadilla at work, using just a skillet, our office induction hob, and our little (micro, really) toaster oven.
This recipe holds to the ~FACCC2 Challenge restriction of using 5 or fewer ingredients.
Wuff served this to a couple office workers as well as using it for Vrghr's own lunch, and everyone agrees this is a very tasty treat!
SO SIMPLE to create, too! And Inexpensive.
Give this one a try to quickly satisfy a pizza craving!
INGREDIENTS:
1) Large Flour Tortilla
2) Jar'd Pizza Sauce
3) Pepperoni
4) Mild (or hot, your preference) Italian Sausage
5) Grated Italian Cheese Mix
DIRECTIONS:
If using link-style sausage, slice the casings and remove the meat from the inside
Brown the Italian Sausage in a medium hot skillet until no pink remains. Use your spatula/spoon to chop the sausage up as it browns so you get nice small pieces instead of large chunks
Remove cooked sausage and set aside
Warm the Tortilla briefly (can use the empty skillet or a microwave for about 15 seconds)
Spread a couple-three spoons of the pizza sauce over half of the Tortilla
Shingle sliced pepperoni over the sauce to cover half the Tortilla
Sprinkle the desired amount of browned Sausage over the Pepperoni
Layer on a goodly amount of the grated Italian Cheese Mix
Fold the Tortilla in half over the filling and place in the skillet. Fry over medium heat (about 325-350F) for 2-3 minutes until toasted golden on one side
Flip over and fry the other side for another couple minutes
Remove to a waiting plate and slice in half. Spread a spoon of Pizza Sauce on top of each triangle, add 2-3 slices of pepperoni on each, and cover with grated Italian Mix Cheese
Place on tinfoil on the shelf of a toaster oven and set to "medium dark" toast range. Toast until cheese on top is melted
Remove to plate
!DEVOUR!
TIPS:
- Go lightly on the pizza sauce. Just coat it without big pools of sauce, or it will leak out of the Pizzadilla when frying
- You can sub the Pepperoni and Sausage for what ever pizza toppings suit your fancy
- The Pizzadilla will start our relatively crisp, but the tortillas will soften as they rest. Keep this in mind if you like "crisp crust" pizza
Bon Appetite
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Sadly, the most authentic element in this dish is probably the tortilla. Everything else is generic jar or mixture.
But wuffy wanted something that would be simple to create, and could have a bit of a crispy texture that. Also important was that Vrghr could make it at work, without benefit of most kitchen stuff like ovens, mixers, etc. So a lot of compromises were made.
The result still tasted really good! And heck, is it really any worse than "French bread pizzas"? *GRIN* What a mish-mash those are!
But wuffy wanted something that would be simple to create, and could have a bit of a crispy texture that. Also important was that Vrghr could make it at work, without benefit of most kitchen stuff like ovens, mixers, etc. So a lot of compromises were made.
The result still tasted really good! And heck, is it really any worse than "French bread pizzas"? *GRIN* What a mish-mash those are!
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