Made it for the first time today and I think there is no turning back to another type!

I am serious. I make pizza once a month at least and I bake my own crust. They come out well – the soft and spongy type. The thick crust. But I have struggled to make the thin crust. With the pita bread, I got it done! And the crust is almost like a biscuit and chewy at the same time. Besides the crust quality, the whole pizza is so quick to prepare and cook. This is how I made it.
Alert: Don’t use any oil in this type of pizza making. It will make your crust soggy.
INGREDIENTS | QUANTITY |
Wholemeal Pita bread | As many as you like |
Tomato paste | 3 tablespoons per bread |
Hing (optional) | 1/2 teaspoon |
Salt | 1/2 teaspoon |
Garam Masala (optional) | 1 teaspoon |
Italian herb mix | 2 tablespoons |
Parmesan cheese | Your choice |
Cheddar cheese | Your choice |
Tomato | 1, sliced |
Green capsicum | Your choice |
Red capsicum | Your choice |
Corn kernels | Your choice |
Olives | Your choice |
Capers | Your choice |
Jalapenos/Green chili | If using chili, slice them thin |
COOKING STEPS
- Combine the tomato paste, hing, salt and garam masala together.
- Spread this mixture over the pita bread.
- Sprinkle the Italian herbs.
- Sprinkle the parmesan cheese.
- Add the cheddar cheese.
- On top, add your capsicum and other vegetables.
- Place the preparation in an oven (pre-heated at 250 C).
- After about 5-8 minutes, take the pizza out.
- Add the corn, more parmesan, and cheddar as well.
- Place it back in the oven and switch to the grill selection.
- After 5 minutes, take it out and it’s ready to be served.
Below are the visuals!








What do you think?
Like I said in the beginning, the crust takes the cake in this recipe. It’s thin, and chewy, has a biscuit texture, and I didn’t feel bloated at the end. Total preparation time including the cutting was 15 minutes max. That’s my kind of time range!
What do you think?
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