Tuna Thin Bottom Pizza
1.
Soften the cranberries with rum.
2.
Spread a little olive oil on the pizza pan, spread it evenly, put the hand cake on the pizza pan, and let it sit for 10 minutes.
3.
Wash the green pepper, scrape off the internal tendons, and dice.
4.
Dice the yellow radish kimchi.
5.
Squeeze out the excess juice from the canned tuna and tear it into small pieces.
6.
Dice the onion and the garlic into cubes.
7.
Heat a wok on a low heat, add butter, melted, add onion, garlic, and herbs, and stir fry.
8.
Add tomato sauce, stir-fry, add salt, sugar, and vinegar, stir-fry into thick pizza sauce and serve.
9.
Scoop two tablespoons of pizza sauce onto the hand-caught pancake, spread it evenly with a brush, put most of the tuna meat, and sprinkle with 30 g cheese.
10.
Then enlarge part of the green peppers, yellow radish and cranberries that have been soaked and drained, and then sprinkle with 20 grams of cheese.
11.
Finally, put the remaining fish, green peppers, yellow radishes, and cranberries on the surface, and then sprinkle with 20 grams of cheese.
12.
Send the pizza to the middle layer of the oven preheated to 170 degrees, and fire up and down for 15 minutes. When roasting for 10 minutes, take out and sprinkle with 20g of cheese, continue to send into the oven, roast until the end of the program.
Tips:
1. If you don't have rum, soak the cranberries in warm water. It will soften in about ten minutes.
2. The temperature and time of the oven should be adjusted according to the temperament of your own oven. I use a Bacui PE5359WT oven.
3. I use a 9-inch live-bottom pizza pan. If the hand cake is not placed at room temperature, press it directly into the pan, it is easy to fold, so that the edge can be pressed into the pan after it becomes soft after standing.