This song is to the tune of "Loch Lohman" and it's about the ingredients I received (and those donated by a friend) yesterday at the Food Bank. My friend is out raking leaves while I'm inside making the pizza from our combined ingredients.
Song: You bring the tomato paste
You bring the tomato paste and I'll bring the pizza crust
And, we'll make a pizza together.
Chorus:
Together we'll share our food bank bounty, and we will make a pizza together!
You bring the soy cheese and I'll bring the pineapples
And we'll make a pizza together.
(Chorus)
You bring the Gimme Lean and I'll bring the olives
And we'll make a pizza together.
(Chorus)
You bring the cherry juice and I'll bring the bell peppers
And we'll make a pizza together.
(Chorus)
Pizza Recipe: (fairly freely adapted from the 1960 Betty Crocker Cookbook)
2 Pizza crusts received from Food Bank
1 1lb can tomatoes, drained (reserving at least 1/2 cup liquid) and then diced
1 6oz can of tomato paste
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 Tbs crushed oregano
1 Tbs basil
1/4 cup soy cheese, grated (actually, it doesn't grate very well, so I cut it into small squares)
Gimme Lean non-meat sausage (cooked)
Fresh pineapple (cut into small squares)
1 small can sliced olives
1 can artichoke hearts
1 Bell pepper (whatever color they are giving out at the Food Bank) sliced very thin
Place pizza crust on cookie sheet or pizza pan.
Heat a frying pan and, when hot, add a little olive oil.
Break Gimme Lean into little pieces and brown in a frying pan. If necessary, add a bit more oil to make it not stick.
Drain tomatoes, reserving 1/2 cup juice.
Dice tomatoes and place on crusts; sprinkle with with salt and pepper to taste.
Cover with the cheese and drizzle with olive oil (only 1 TBS per crust).
Sprinkle with non-meat sausage, pineapple, olives, bell peppers.
Combine tomato paste, reserved tomato juice, garlic, and herbs.
Spread over sausage, tomato, pineapple, olive mixture.
Drizzle with olive oil (only 1 TBS per crust).
Scatter more soy cheese on top.
Bake in very hot oven (450) for 20 minutes or until crust is done and veggies are soft.
I am moving this blog to a less "offensive" site called: www.notwealthybuthealthy.blogspot.com
Welcome to Dr. Ellouise's Blog About Being Healthy Even If You're Poor!
Because of the comments people have made about the URL of this site, I have moved it to one that is less offensive. The new site is: http://www.notwealthybuthealthy.blogspot.com
This site will remain so you can get the old recipes, but the new site will be used from now on.
Today is Thanksgiving, have a wonderful one with lots of family, friends, food and FUN!
This site will remain so you can get the old recipes, but the new site will be used from now on.
Today is Thanksgiving, have a wonderful one with lots of family, friends, food and FUN!
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