| ~ | Store bought pizza dough (we use New Seasons) | |
| ~ | Pizza Sauce- we used homemade, but Eden makes a good one | |
| ~ | Fresh mozzarella | |
| ~ | Fontina | |
| ~ | Parmesan | |
| 6 | slices of ham (we used nieman ranch, sliced thin) | |
| ¾ | of red onion sliced thin | |
| 5 | tsp. balsamic vinegar | |
| 3 | tsp. of tea seed oil | |
| 1 | tsp. freshly ground lapsang souchong | |
| ~ | dandelion greens | |
| ~ | lemon zest from ½ lemon | |
| ~ | salt and pepper |
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1. by teaisfun on Feb 4, 2009 at 9:20 AM PST
Made this last night with watercress instead of dandelion greens and it was really good. We also substituted cantal cheese for the fontina. If you haven’t had cantal cheese yet, you should run on over to New Seasons and purchase some. It is very affordable and packed with flavor.
2. by DawnHeather Simmons on Apr 14, 2009 at 3:17 PM PDT
I have never thought of using tea as a seasoning, but lapsang souchong is one of my favorites. And this sounds lovely. I think I will have to try this!!! I’m also perusing your other recipes. Thank you.
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