I've never made pizza dough in my life, and frankly, I don't see the need to learn. We're not big pizza fans at home - it’s more of an occasional treat that we usually grab from a pizzeria for convenience. With so many varieties and toppings available, it's easier to buy than to make from scratch. But with some bread slices nearing their expiration, I decided to whip up these bread pizzas instead. My zen garden is overflowing with daun kaduk, also known as Thai betel leaves, which are a nutritional powerhouse in cooking.
These leaves are packed with antioxidants, anti-inflammatory benefits, and support digestive health, making them a great addition to any dish. Thai betel leaves are easy to grow - maybe it’s time you considered adding them to your garden?
Now, let’s get to the recipe. Ms. Nava's recipes are always easy and packed with health benefits. While I can't suggest a direct substitute for the betel leaves, feel free to get creative. This is definitely an Asian twist on pizza.
Ingredients
4 to 6 bread
slices
1 small can of
tuna in oil
Some daun kaduk
(Thai betel leaves), thinly sliced
1 large red
onion, thinly sliced
1 red chili,
thinly sliced
Grated cheese,
as needed
Salt and
pepper, to taste
Method
Add all the
ingredients to a bowl, including the oil from the tuna.
Toss and mix
everything together.
Spread the tuna
mixture evenly on each bread slice.
Bake at 180°C
for about 15 minutes.
(Note: You can
also grill over a portable grill).
Remove from the oven and immediately sprinkle cheese over the top, or sprinkle it before baking.
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