Pizza Capricciosa
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Prep Time
10m
Cook Time
10m
Total Time
20m
This Pizza Capricciosa features a classic or fast no-yeast pizza base topped with a homemade pizza sauce, mozzarella cheese, artichokes, mushrooms, ham, and olives. It's a delicious combination of flavors and textures that will satisfy your pizza cravings. Enjoy this authentic Italian-style pizza at home!
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Ingredients
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Pizza Base – Choose One (note 1)
Pizza Sauce
Capricciosa Topping
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Notes
1. Pizza base choices –
Classic pizza dough (yeast) – 5 min hand knead or stand-mix or 40 second food processor, plus 4 to 6 hours rising time (across 2 rises) No yeast pizza dough – This is excellent, not a sad substitute for yeast pizza. 40 seconds in food processor, or hand knead. NO RISE TIME. Store bought – anything of your choice, un-cooked or par-cooked (else it will burn before cheese melts)
2.Cheese notes – Freshly shredded melts / spreads better because pre-shredded in packets are coated with anti-clumping agents and often thicker pieces. If using cups for measuring, shred first then pack it into the cup very tightly else you’ll be short – so sad. I cut hunks of cheese, weigh, then grate.
3. Artichokes marinated in oil are tastiest, followed by vinegary marinades. Plain frozen or fresh artichokes will lack flavour.
4. Ham – Try to get finely shaved ham if you can, which is a standard ham-slicing option at Australian delis. Better coverage without weighing down pizza too much. But definitely not the end of the world if you only have standard slices – suggest chopping it into pieces and sprinkling.
5. Pizza stone – Preheat the pizza stone until very hot. Assemble your pizza on a pizza paddle or inverted baking tray sprinkled with semolina (so pizza doesn’t stick). Slide the pizza onto the hot pizza stone with a flick, in one swift motion, remembering that you can’t move the pizza once the dough makes contact with the stone! Bake for around 8 minutes.
Nutrition is for the whole pizza.
Classic pizza dough (yeast) – 5 min hand knead or stand-mix or 40 second food processor, plus 4 to 6 hours rising time (across 2 rises) No yeast pizza dough – This is excellent, not a sad substitute for yeast pizza. 40 seconds in food processor, or hand knead. NO RISE TIME. Store bought – anything of your choice, un-cooked or par-cooked (else it will burn before cheese melts)
2.Cheese notes – Freshly shredded melts / spreads better because pre-shredded in packets are coated with anti-clumping agents and often thicker pieces. If using cups for measuring, shred first then pack it into the cup very tightly else you’ll be short – so sad. I cut hunks of cheese, weigh, then grate.
3. Artichokes marinated in oil are tastiest, followed by vinegary marinades. Plain frozen or fresh artichokes will lack flavour.
4. Ham – Try to get finely shaved ham if you can, which is a standard ham-slicing option at Australian delis. Better coverage without weighing down pizza too much. But definitely not the end of the world if you only have standard slices – suggest chopping it into pieces and sprinkling.
5. Pizza stone – Preheat the pizza stone until very hot. Assemble your pizza on a pizza paddle or inverted baking tray sprinkled with semolina (so pizza doesn’t stick). Slide the pizza onto the hot pizza stone with a flick, in one swift motion, remembering that you can’t move the pizza once the dough makes contact with the stone! Bake for around 8 minutes.
Nutrition is for the whole pizza.
Nutrition Facts
Nutrition facts are based on 1 serving. If servings is not specified, 6 is assumed for the total
recipe.
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Calories2,755kcal
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Fat119g
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Saturated Fat62g
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Carbohydrates279g
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Fiber13g
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Sugar22g
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Protein137g
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Cholesterol353mg
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Sodium5,757mg
Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.