Puff pastry pizza - recipe and cooking process
Everything is very simple. The dough needs to be given time to defrost, then it becomes soft and elastic. For this puff pastry pizza , which will be offered for Halloween for children, it is better to use a round shape.
1. Place the dough in the mold. There is no need to roll out the finished sheet dough. We make a small side out of the dough. The first layer I put tomatoes cut into slices.
2. I consider the advantage of pizza to be the ability to make the filling from those products (at least partially) that the child does not really like. I made the filling from boiled veal heart. My son, however, loves it even outside of pizza, but I know that many children do not eat their hearts. I sometimes add cauliflower, boiled carrots, spinach, and pumpkin. I don’t use sausage, ham or other smoked meats. I try to make pizza healthy. I boiled the heart, cut it into cubes and laid it in a second layer.
3. You can add onions, herbs, garlic. I added finely chopped garlic. A separate conversation about herbs. Even Italians consider oregano to be the most suitable spice for pizza. This is the Italian name for our oregano or motherwort. I always add it. It is sold in stores both as a separate herb and as part of a mixture of Italian herbs (they are also great for pizza). Oregano gives pizza a very pleasant aroma.
4. Next is cheese, grated on a coarse grater. And put the pizza in the oven for fifteen minutes. When the cheese has melted, but the puff pastry pizza is not yet completely baked, take it out and decorate. This funny toothy face was made by my son Kostya. He loves simple but creative processes in cooking and is happy to help me. He made the eyes from slices of tomatoes, eggs and olives. The mouth is made of tomato slices, and the teeth are made of pieces of garlic. Nostrils - olives, cut crosswise.
5. Place the pizza in the oven for final baking for about ten minutes. When the pizza is browned, take it out and add the finishing touch to the portrait - a mischievous forelock for our monster. That's all! A fun puff pastry pizza to celebrate Halloween is ready!
6. Pizza can be decorated in different ways. Here are some other examples. Entrust this process to children, unless they are very young. The kids will be happy to help in such an important matter!
Here are some pizza dough recipe options. So that mothers don’t have to look for them on the Internet, choose any one.
The most delicious dishes for Halloween
Despite the lack of gifts, we can safely say that Halloween is the most fun holiday. Costumes, candy, scary things and pumpkin carving, what could be better? To this we can only add the production of themed food and snacks. For those of you who don't consider yourself to have a sweet tooth, this list will allow you to make something that isn't sweet but is still appropriate for the holidays. Witch fingers
Pretzels can be dipped into any sweet dish and it will turn out delicious. But if you want to go pretzel themed, use green chocolate, a slice of almond to represent a disgusting nail, and then use a toothpick to draw on the knuckles. Marshmallow and pretzel bones
This scary snack is made with pretzels, marshmallows, vanilla coating and wax paper. Halloween Pizza
This Ghost Pizza will help you pay off the kids.
Gooey ghost-shaped mozzarella clumps and spider-shaped olives help you decorate your pizza with a Halloween theme. Ghost poop
This, of course, is not the most beautiful dish, but it is the easiest to prepare. To prepare, you need the most common ingredients: tasteless gelatin and granulated sugar. Kids will love these treats. Apple pieces shaped like monster teeth
Even on Halloween, you should not forget to eat fruit. This three-ingredient snack is both healthy and scary. Pretzels in the shape of mummies
In addition to Witch's fingers, you can also prepare this dish. All you have to do is sprinkle some white chocolate on the pretzels to create fun and delicious mummies. Stuffed Peppers for Halloween
There are many ways to add goblins and ghouls to the dinner table. One of these is delicious peppers stuffed with spaghetti. The result is realistic cracked skulls with brains leaking out. “Boo” cookies (from English “Fu!”)
These particular letters require a special stencil, but you can do it on your own, because words made from cookies are always tasty and interesting. Devil Eggs
What Halloween would be complete without devil eggs? These are flavored with red pepper and curry. Toast-Ghost
When your children see these toasts, they will think that a ghost has climbed into your house and hid in the pieces of bread. To understand how these toasts are made, you can read their recipe. Just don’t tell the children - let it remain a mystery to them. Spider Sandwiches
You don't need any special skills to make these party-perfect sandwiches. If you know how to make sandwiches, making them is no problem. Layered pumpkin cookies
Do you want to try something more complex? These holiday cookies are decorated with royal icing and then layered in alternating layers. Don't look at us - we ourselves don't know how to make them as beautiful. Vegetable skeleton
Not all Halloween treats have to be sugary or scary. Here's an example of a fun and healthy dish made with vegetables without any dyes. Vampire cupcakes
Want to eat some cupcakes this Halloween? Cupcakes topped with marshmallows, whiter than Edward Cullen's skin, and drizzled with bloody cherry jam will do the trick. Mummified sausages in dough
Start Halloween off with a spooky breakfast. The sausages are mummified in dough and the eyes are made with mustard. Pancakes with spiders
When a spider accidentally gets into your food, the situation is terrifying. But when spiders end up eating food by design, they can be very beautiful and tasty. Sandwitch
The witch-shaped sandwich is made from two pieces of bread, cheese and turkey. The dish is complex, but worth it. Horrifying Apple Pie
There's nothing wrong with a warm apple pie on a crisp fall day. But if you make a couple of skillful cuts in it, the pie can tickle your nerves! Ghost Fruit
We officially declare that you don’t have to wait for the holidays to enjoy chocolate-covered strawberries. For Halloween, you can cover strawberries with multi-colored chocolate and add small tails.
Pizza dough - several simple options
1. Kefir pizza dough
A glass of kefir, vegetable oil – 3-4 tablespoons, flour – 1 glass, wheat bran – 3-4 tablespoons, baking powder – 1 teaspoon, salt – a pinch.
2. Shortcrust pastry for pizza
Flour - 500 g, butter - 250 g, sour cream - 125 g, sugar - to taste (about 1 tablespoon), chicken egg yolks - 2, lemon juice - from half a lemon, salt - a pinch.
3. Yeast pizza dough
Flour – 250 g, oatmeal – 125 g, butter – 80 g, warm milk – half a glass, yeast – 15-20 g (fresh) or 10 g active, sugar and salt – 1 teaspoon each. 4. Unleavened pizza dough
Flour - 7-8 tablespoons, kefir - 1 glass, egg - 1 piece, sour cream - 1 tablespoon, sugar and salt - half a teaspoon each, slaked soda - 1 teaspoon.
5. Curd dough for pizza (yeast)
Flour – 250 g, fresh yeast – 12 g, cottage cheese – 100 g, water – half a glass, egg – 1 piece, sugar – 0.5 half a tablespoon, vegetable oil – 2 tablespoons, salt – half a teaspoon.
6. Curd dough for pizza (yeast-free)
Flour – 1 cup, eggs – 2 pieces, full-fat cottage cheese (9% fat) – 250 g, sugar – 1 tablespoon, salt – half a teaspoon, slaked soda – on the tip of a teaspoon.
7. Yeast pizza dough with tomato sauce
Flour – 600 g, fresh yeast – 20 g, sugar – 1-2 teaspoons, tomato sauce or adjika – 60 g, water – 300 g.
The filling can be varied: meat, offal, sausage (although it is not very suitable for children), fish, seafood, vegetables, mushrooms, even pumpkin.
I’ll just add one thing: whether to celebrate Halloween or not is everyone’s personal choice! I’m just offering options on how to have a fun and interesting time with your children and protect them from everything scary and sinister.
You can read about the history of Halloween here , and how to make fun decorations with children is described here, and you can also find other simple and interesting Halloween dishes for children and not only here .
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