Looking around at what was in my pantry, I quickly realized I had all the ingredients for the perfect Tomato Basil Pizza. I grabbed the tomato, picked some fresh basil, and in about 15 minutes, I had what can only be described as the best pizza I've ever eaten.
Here's the basil . . .
Here's the beautiful Beef Master Tomato . . .

Sliced in half . . .

I used a Boboli individual pizza crust and sauce, along with a little mozzarella cheese. Here's the finished product before cooking . . .

9 minutes later here's the finished product . . .

Doesn't that look spectacular? The best part is that I grew the Tomato and Basil myself without the use of pesticides. I don't mean to brag, but my pizza beat the pants off any of the so-called 25 Best Pizzas in Chicago. I'm just sayin'.
Yummo! That's the best kind of food, made with the freshest ingredients!!
ReplyDeleteJessica - Pesto!
ReplyDeleteI used a combination of these two recipes:
http://www.instructables.com/id/Pesto-2/
http://simplyrecipes.com/recipes/fresh_basil_pesto/
I left out the cheese, and just basically pulsed garlic, basil,
toasted pine nuts and olive oil. Then, I spooned it into ice cube trays, put the tray in a gallon-sized freezer bag and put it in the freezer.