We Indians are so obssessed with our spicy flavours that whatever global dish there is, a bit of Indianess will usually be added to that food to give it a more spicy flavour..(me being one of them). Once I saw a programme on tv, where one Indian lady used to take her chilli sauce bottle with her (atleast i dont do that !), whenever she goes on holiday..her kids got so annoyed with her, that they had to take the chilli sauce away from her for the rest of the holiday!
Made this Pizza specially for my daughter, as she is ardent fan of Pizza!but in the end we all loved it...
You will need for base:-
I used my bread maker to make a dough.
You will need for Shahi Pasanda Sauce:-
Heat oil in a pan, add mustard seeds and hing. After spulttar add onion and fry for few minutes. Now add everything except yogurt and cream. Let it cook the sauce about 10-12 minutes. Add beaten yogurt and cook for 1 minute more and add fresh cream. Mix well and switch of the heat. Let it cool slightly and grind into a paste in grinder. Leave a side.
When dough is ready, preheat oven to gas mark 6. Press dough into a lightly greased pizza pan. Brush lightly with oil. Cover and allow to stand 15 minutes. Spoon Shahi Pasanda sauce over dough and top with Capsicum pieces, Pineapple pieces, Onion pieces, Tomatos,fresh green Indian chillies(Indian very Indian)hahahaha...and grated cheese(any).
Bake at gas mark 6 for 25-30 minutes or until crust is golden brown and cheese is bubbly. Take it out from the oven, let it rest for few minutes(we didn't..;-P) so you can cut pizza properly.
here is my hubby can't wait to tuck in..:) Serve and enjoy as much as we did! actually I enjoyed them so much,that is something! will I make it again of course there was a 4 yes's! Gustare!
Delivering this hot pizza to Global Kadai-Indian flavoured Pizza, hosting by Lavi, created by Cilantro
Made this Pizza specially for my daughter, as she is ardent fan of Pizza!but in the end we all loved it...
You will need for base:-
- 2 3/4 cup Strong white flour
- 1 tbsp fast action dry yeast
- 1 tbsp Oil
- 2 tbsp Sugar
- 1 tsp Salt
- 1 cup Water
- Handful of fresh, finely chopped coriander
- 1 tsp Carom seeds(Ajwayn) with theses two stuff I made Indianise pizza dough!
I used my bread maker to make a dough.
You will need for Shahi Pasanda Sauce:-
- 1 cup tomato puree
- small onion chopped
- 1 tsp mustard seeds
- pinch of Asafoetida(hing)
- 1 tbsp oil
- 15-20 cashew nuts and almonds
- 20-25 pices of Raisins
- 2 tbsp yogurt
- 3-4 tbsp fresh cream
- Salt to taste
- 1 tsp Paprika powder
- Red chilli powder, tumeric powder, Garam masala and dhana jeera powder(adjust to your liking)
Heat oil in a pan, add mustard seeds and hing. After spulttar add onion and fry for few minutes. Now add everything except yogurt and cream. Let it cook the sauce about 10-12 minutes. Add beaten yogurt and cook for 1 minute more and add fresh cream. Mix well and switch of the heat. Let it cool slightly and grind into a paste in grinder. Leave a side.
When dough is ready, preheat oven to gas mark 6. Press dough into a lightly greased pizza pan. Brush lightly with oil. Cover and allow to stand 15 minutes. Spoon Shahi Pasanda sauce over dough and top with Capsicum pieces, Pineapple pieces, Onion pieces, Tomatos,fresh green Indian chillies(Indian very Indian)hahahaha...and grated cheese(any).
Bake at gas mark 6 for 25-30 minutes or until crust is golden brown and cheese is bubbly. Take it out from the oven, let it rest for few minutes(we didn't..;-P) so you can cut pizza properly.
Delivering this hot pizza to Global Kadai-Indian flavoured Pizza, hosting by Lavi, created by Cilantro






Hi Jagruti
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nice fusion...love pizza..
ReplyDeleteMe too, feeling like taking it from the screen! Looks so cheesy and comforting!
ReplyDeletehehehe, i guess most of the Indians do that, at least we do that, customizing it to our taste, adding Indian flavor :)
ReplyDeleteloved this one too as usual :)
loved this Indian version of pizza Jagruti! very creative.
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Yummm desi version of pizza..Loved your sauce,Jagruti
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Looks very delicious...better than store bought.
ReplyDeleteJagruti,
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yumm, this is delicious stuff!!
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ReplyDeleteOfcourse me too need some extra spice and love this pizza... looks mouthwatering.
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ReplyDeletelovely pizza, jagruti...i know what you mean...i keep making new varieties of pizza because of kids too, since they love it so much!
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Dear,
ReplyDeleteIts a lovely pizza. I love the fusion.
From the scratch too. May I have a wedge?
I have made one just today and its a fusion as well. But I can't post until tomorrow as I drafted one another thing for today.
Hey Jagruti...luv this beautiful combination on the pizza...and you are right in saying that Indians are truly blessed with the wealth and knowledge of the wonderful spices.
ReplyDeleteThis fusion pizza looks very yummy! I like spicy pizza....once I made the topping with spicy bird eye chilly....yum yum!
ReplyDeletewhat a royal pizza,,,looks tempting jagruthi....
ReplyDeleteNow is already past midnight here, you makes me hungry by looking at this pizza.
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ReplyDeleteThis really looks delicious. Certainly better than
ReplyDeletestore bought. I'll wager your daughter was really pleased.
Wonderful Jagruti.
ReplyDeletelovely dear.. feel like snatching from the screen..
ReplyDeleteThis pizza looks so fantastic! I would love to try it.
ReplyDeleteslurrrrrrrrrrrp! I am just drooling over the fusion of the pizza.
ReplyDeletelooks so inviting.. wud love to have a piece..
ReplyDeleteI love pizza so much and by seeing your wonderful and yummy recipe I cannot resist myself. You have presented very nicely with step by step mouth watering pictures.
ReplyDeleteMouth watering Pizza..Nice combo of ingredients..
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ReplyDeleteYummy! Looks gorgeous! I too wanna have some.. :)
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ReplyDeleteI love pizza! Yours is a nice fusion idea ^_^
ReplyDeletethat's a real rich sauce for the pizza, sounds wonderful and royal indeed!!!
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Wow. thats lovely!
ReplyDeleteI just adore fusion foods and this looks too good...
ReplyDeleteWow! Your pizza looks oh so yummy! I'm so impressed that you make the pizza dough from scratch, you're so amazing! Thank you for sharing such a fantastic recipe:)
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ReplyDeleteFantastic, delectable and tempting pizza..such a droolworthy fusion Jagruti...mouthwatering here..
ReplyDeletethe pizza looks perfect and the fusion part is really great...i love the spicy ones!!
ReplyDeletePerfect pizza. Loved it. Appreciate ur innovativeness.
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ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, that is a real indian pizza. I'm intrigued by the sauce, I always thought "pasanda" meant meat like lamb!! LOL.
ReplyDeleteKudos on truly indianizing your pizza, looks scrumptious!
Ha ha ha....i like a bite but not too spicy for sure :-)))
ReplyDeleteLove how this pizza turned ...super fantastic recipe, i feel like a bite right now:-))
Gosh u always leave me very v hungry ......
And ur daughter sure is super inspiration sweety:-)))
You can add indian flavors to as much of my food as you want. Because they are my absolute favorite! This pizza looks so good!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a great way to have pizza, a little different from the same old pizza. Thanks. Peace, Stephanie
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