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It just occurred to me as I contemplate the few Green Zebra tomatoes that I have managed to beat the pests to that they would make a good green base. If I get enough ti try it I will post.
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That sounds great.
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The Green Zebra's worked quite well, color got a hint of brown with the cooking.
I added a pile of Thai Basil and some Sichuan pepper as I figure that Atevi would look fore something that would mimic the alkaloid tingle!
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Pix are good, recipe is even better!
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I'm not having much success in figuring how to get a photo into this site. -Recie was rough - cut a pound of tomatoes into chunks toss with a couple of minced cloves of garlic a teaspoon or so of olive oil a pinch of salt and a couple of teaspoons of balsamatic vinegar. Roast in a 400 degree oven for 30 minutes to an hour. Cool
When the dough is ready if the amount of tomato mush is scanty, add some more diced tomatoes -seeds squeezed out, a half tsp or so of oregano, same for ground Sichuan peppercorns and some minced thai basil
Bke as for any pizza.
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I've been reading the closed thread on this and really want to try this out. I totally forgot to look for tomatillos today at the store, though. Argh!
The Next Generation and I are working through recipes in "The Elder Scrolls Cookbook" (we're making sweet rolls today) and I'm thinking that a lot of these recipes are admirably suited to the world of Foreigner. In fact, I read Protector yesterday & today (taking notes; I want to make another map) and there were, of course, ample references to tea cakes and other baked comestibles so I was happy to get a demand signal for co-baking today. : )
(Edited to add: our mini-bundt cake pans are smaller than the recipe wants, so we ended up not with four rolls but a felicitous seven. The Next Generation called dibs on the seventh.)
Still, I really do want to try the version of the sauce with tomatillos, and perhaps season with some basil & spinach and see how that goes. We might end up making some more cheese with Tabasco's new "Scorpion Pepper" sauce (Tabasco sauce works so very well for paneer-style cheese and we're hoping this new sauce will work just as well) so that the rest of the family can have spicy Atevi pizza. Me -- I'm like Bren. It would kill me. ; )
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Jackalgirl wrote:
...I really do want to try the version of the sauce with tomatillos, and perhaps season with some basil & spinach and see how that goes.
I just made myself some sauteed collard greens today and was talking to the next generation about how they were "tangy, a little sour" and oooohhhhh... Epiphany! I shall have to try this (but still with some spinach and basil to gentle the taste, I think).
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Let us know how it turns out.