By Carrie
Betty's upside down Pizza
1 step
Cook:30min
Directions:
In a mixing bowl add tomatoes and spoon off a few spoonfuls of extra liquid.
Using your hands, crush tomatoes slightly.
Mix in oil, torn basil, oregano, garlic and salt to taste.
Sauce is ready for use.
Since pizza is being griddled sauce can be heated in a small pot directly on the Blackstone griddle for even cooking a few minutes before starting pizza. Heating the sauce will also help cheeses to melt since this is a griddle top pizza and not a pizza oven cooked pizza.
On medium low heat add pizza crust upside down to heat and slightly crisp top of pizza crust. Depending on how well done or soft you like your crust. Flip and turn heat to low to begin to cook and crisp up the bottom giving you time to add ingredients.
Drizzle 1 tbsp garlic oil and spread around pizza. Add provolone cheese evenly around pizza.
Add pizza sauce, using a spoon to spread out sauce.
Add fresh mozzarella spread out around pizza. Raise the griddle heat to medium and cook until desired crispness checking the bottom occasionally. Mozzarella should melt quickly once placed on top of the heated pizza sauce however a dome may be used if needed. Remove pizza and garnish with fresh basil.
Drizzle with garlic oil, optional.
Note: If adding any meat toppings be sure to add them to the hot griddle surface to cook during step 2. Pepperoni cups or sopressata or any deli meats will crisp up perfectly on the griddle.
If using sausage or vegetable toppings cook those on the griddle prior to starting step 2.
Stonefire crust holds up very well on the Blackstone griddle, and makes for a great crispy authentic style Italian pizza.
Updated at: Thu, 17 Aug 2023 08:04:05 GMT
Nutrition balance score
Unbalanced
Glycemic Index
62
Moderate
Glycemic Load
49
High
Nutrition per serving
Calories928.8 kcal (46%)
Total Fat48.3 g (69%)
Carbs79.3 g (31%)
Sugars12.3 g (14%)
Protein39.9 g (80%)
Sodium1616 mg (81%)
Fiber3.5 g (13%)
% Daily Values based on a 2,000 calorie diet
Ingredients
4 servings
2 packpizza crust
stonefire, thin artisan
0.5 lbprovolone
Boar’s head
Fresh mozzarella
ball, log or pearls
fresh basil
Meat
of choice
1 canSan Marzano tomatoes
San Marzano tomato of Agro Sarnese-Nocerino D.O.P. Preferred, or substitute good quality crushed tomatoes
2 Tbspextra virgin olive oil
3garlic cloves
smashed & chopped
1 tsporegano
4basil leaves
torn
salt
garlic oil
4 Tbspextra virgin olive oil
2 clovesfresh garlic
large, minced
½ tspdried basil
½ tspdried oregano
½ tspdried parsley
1 tspcrushed red pepper
optional
Instructions
Step 1
Directions: In a mixing bowl add tomatoes and spoon off a few spoonfuls of extra liquid. Using your hands, crush tomatoes slightly. Mix in oil, torn basil, oregano, garlic and salt to taste. Sauce is ready for use. Since pizza is being griddled sauce can be heated in a small pot directly on the Blackstone griddle for even cooking a few minutes before starting pizza. Heating the sauce will also help cheeses to melt since this is a griddle top pizza and not a pizza oven cooked pizza. On medium low heat add pizza crust upside down to heat and slightly crisp top of pizza crust. Depending on how well done or soft you like your crust. Flip and turn heat to low to begin to cook and crisp up the bottom giving you time to add ingredients. Drizzle 1 tbsp garlic oil and spread around pizza. Add provolone cheese evenly around pizza. Add pizza sauce, using a spoon to spread out sauce. Add fresh mozzarella spread out around pizza. Raise the griddle heat to medium and cook until desired crispness checking the bottom occasionally. Mozzarella should melt quickly once placed on top of the heated pizza sauce however a dome may be used if needed. Remove pizza and garnish with fresh basil. Drizzle with garlic oil, optional. Note: If adding any meat toppings be sure to add them to the hot griddle surface to cook during step 2. Pepperoni cups or sopressata or any deli meats will crisp up perfectly on the griddle. If using sausage or vegetable toppings cook those on the griddle prior to starting step 2. Stonefire crust holds up very well on the Blackstone griddle, and makes for a great crispy authentic style Italian pizza.
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