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      11 days ago

      It does tend to result in better and cheaper pizza, but oftentimes pizza is the answer to the question “I want to spend zero time preparing food today, what should I get?” And homemade pizza does not take care of the same problem :(

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        • roll out ready-made dough
        • add tomato juice, fungi & olives from the can,
        • some veggies / slices / tuna,
        • cheese, salt & pepper, olive oil

        => cheap + low effort Pizza that is also 10x times healthier than the store-bought version.

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          Lately I just use tortillas for the base. Better toppings to base ratio. Near zero effort. Mine looks more like: tomato paste, shredded cheese, garlic, pre-sliced chorizo, salami or pepperoni. Optionally portobello mushrooms. I use a “pizza flavouring” mix, which is just oregano, basil and marjoram, or if I’m out of that, I probably have basil and might have oregano.

          In this recipe, the only thing I need to slice is the garlic, which I get from my own garden when possible, otherwise I try to find Estonian garlic since the Chinese stuff tends to taste weaker (not always though). Even the mushrooms can be bought pre-sliced. I don’t always add them because I love them, but not every else does and honestly if I’m trying to get by on the cheap, that’s 2 or 3 euros I can do without. Ananas is also strictly optional and I never add it myself, mostly because I forget it exists in cans and cba to buy a whole one and dice it lol

          But my original comment of “I want to spend zero time preparing food today, what should I get?” mostly referred to the sort of day where I don’t even want to go to the store or turn on the oven. I don’t get them a lot anymore, which is why I only get pizza from a pizzeria like 2-3 times a year these days.