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morpteh mackem
15 Nov 09 15:24
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making one this afternoon, seafood variety, got some fresh crabmeat and some smoked salmon.
got mushrooms, tomatoes, peppers, garlic, capers, herbs, leek , anything else to add ?

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By:
Amberleigh House
When: 15 Nov 09 15:24
A base ;)
By:
8sid
When: 15 Nov 09 15:25
ffs
By:
Ovalman.
When: 15 Nov 09 15:25
Don't spread the sauce too thick or the pizza will turn to mush.
By:
munch man
When: 15 Nov 09 15:25
basil
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 15 Nov 09 15:26
i agree with 8sid
By:
d13phe
When: 15 Nov 09 15:27
erm

cheese? and loads of it

the key ingredient of any pizza
By:
munch man
When: 15 Nov 09 15:27
must be mozzarella
By:
treble
When: 15 Nov 09 15:28
Imo, seafood has no place on a pizza.
By:
d13phe
When: 15 Nov 09 15:28
moazarella is a terrible pizza cheese imo

all comes off in one go

gruyere and cheddar for me, maybe some ementhal
By:
postmannick
When: 15 Nov 09 15:29
k-nob cheese works just as well
By:
clarkson
When: 15 Nov 09 15:29
stuff the pizza, have you got any risotto rice or a bit of curly wurly pasta.
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 15 Nov 09 15:31
don't put seafood on pizza, is awful imo
By:
sparkmaster.
When: 15 Nov 09 15:33
All you seem to be missing are the ingredients for a pizza.
By:
morpteh mackem
When: 15 Nov 09 15:34
got some mozarella, got to be careful with it at mo as have got gallstones.
By:
Slippy Blue
When: 15 Nov 09 15:36
Smoked salmon on a pizza? I've heard it all now.
Nip out to the deli counter and get some decent pepperoni and some anchovies and you are in business.
By:
d13phe
When: 15 Nov 09 15:36
sounds like you have a good recipe for seafood linguine rather than a pizza

get some sweet chilli sauce in there and bobs your uncle and also your aunties mother
By:
morpteh mackem
When: 15 Nov 09 15:38
got some pepperoni, again cant have it due to high fat content. actually its not smoked salmon, its salmon flakes.
By:
Coachbuster
When: 15 Nov 09 15:41
olives
By:
morpteh mackem
When: 15 Nov 09 15:44
good suggestion coachbuster, but dont like them
By:
Glossy
When: 15 Nov 09 15:50
Pineapple a shocking omission!
By:
morpteh mackem
When: 15 Nov 09 15:53
not with seafood
By:
d13phe
When: 15 Nov 09 15:58
looking at the ingredients again

Are you pregnant?
By:
Glossy
When: 15 Nov 09 15:59
It looks like it's going to be a monstrosity anyway, looking at that ingredients list. A few chunks of pineapple wouldn't do any harm.
By:
Nirvana
When: 15 Nov 09 16:00
Nor some banana :D
By:
Glossy
When: 15 Nov 09 16:09
I've always found that marshmallows compliment the salinity of capers very well too.
By:
Jim Hensen
When: 15 Nov 09 16:16
Echo that seafood pizza is not worth the effort. Risotto, paella, or linguini would be much better.

Re: pepperoni and high [sat] fat content. I have a similar issue with Chorizo, which I love. If you shop around and find the lowest saturated fat content, and then slice it, (say 3mm thk), and skewer it with spaces between. then lay the skewer down suspended over an oven dish on lowish, (say 120 degrees), for 5 or ten minutes in the oven you lose a lot of the fat. the n add back into whatever your cooking. In the case of pizza you can add it just before finished cooking. you do realise that the cheese is roughly as fattening as the pepperoni? Or is that why your trying to do a seafood, dairy free?
By:
morpteh mackem
When: 15 Nov 09 16:39
finished and all eaten. jim, did use mozarella but very fleetingly. Crab meat didnt really work and got lost in the various flavours . Capers work really well imo.
By:
Glossy
When: 15 Nov 09 17:46
How was the pineapple? Did you use fresh or tinned?
By:
Bamboo
When: 15 Nov 09 17:47
cheese ,tomatoe and dough and that
By:
Coachbuster
When: 15 Nov 09 17:52
something fishy going on here
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