I'm happy with the pizza dough recipe I've been using lately. I adapted PW's recipe in that I reduced the amount of oil (her 1/3 cup to my 1 tablespoon). Also, she'll have you pour this, add that, mix, add more. I just dump all the ingredients into the bowl of my KA at once, turn it on and it's done. Easy, and it's ready to use pretty much right away. No letting rise, no punching down. Super easy!
Add more jalapenos to this, or don't use as many, depending on your heat tolerance. You might want to add some bacon, sprinkle some chopped cilantro over it, or maybe top it off with a dollop of sour cream. It's good!
Mexican Chorizo-Jalapeno Pizza PRINT RECIPE
4 oz. pork chorizo
3 fresh jalapenos
1/2 onion
1 can fire-roasted diced tomatoes
1 oz (about 12) tortilla chips,
crushed
5 oz shredded mozzarella cheese,
divided use
2 oz shredded Mexican blend cheese
1. Cook chorizo and set aside to
drain.
2. Seed jalapenos, cut into thin
strips, then into a
fine dice.
3. Slice onion into thin
half-rounds.
4. Slightly drain the can of
tomatoes (or use fresh
tomatoes, sliced thinly)
5. Put tortilla chips in a plastic
bag and crush
with rolling pin.
Layer the partially pre-cooked
pizza dough in this
order:
1. Tomatoes
2. 3 oz mozarella
3. onions
4. jalapenos
5. chorizo
6. 2 oz mozzarella and 2 oz
Mexican blend cheese
mixed with the crushed tortilla chips.
Bake at 500F for 8-10 minutes
until cheese is bubbly.
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After moving to Arizona I started noticing that chorizo was available on just about anything & everything. And that was a-ok with me :-) Looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so so good Karen; I can almost taste the chorizo.
ReplyDeleteRita
I love all of the goodies on this pizza. YUM!
ReplyDeleteThis pizza looks super good Karen-I love your creations!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great change. By the way, you need any extra jalapenos?
ReplyDeleteThanks, Susan, I'm drooling now! It looks delicious with chorizo and all the good flavors. Just curious, is Mexican food served frequently in Montana?
ReplyDeleteI so starvin right now and this pizza is singing to my tummy! I wonder how it would be with a sourdough pizza crust? I'm pinning this for later ;)
ReplyDeleteohmygosh, I feel like you've created this pizza just for me! Pinning this one and it will be on the menu for my next pizza night.
ReplyDeleteWow! That is a wonderful pizza!Greta flavors!
ReplyDeletePerfectly spicy recipe! How is all your sourdough experiments going? My mom got a book years ago that she loved- it was all about making bread- I found it all fascinating, so I am sure you are having fun with it.
ReplyDeleteWow! Karen,
ReplyDeleteI had been so disconnected from blog land than I didn't know how many yummy things I had missed from your blog. Like this pizza. Looks a lot to one we make in our family. And is always a big hit.
Your pictures look gorgeous!
Mely