When all the water has been mixed into the flour, place on a
floured board and kneed well for approx 10 minutes.
Cover the dough with a light dusting of flour, place in a
bowl, cover with a clean cloth and leave in a warm place for approx 30 minutes
- until doubled in size
Meanwhile, make the marinade: Mix together all the marinade
ingredients, add the chicken and place in the fridge until required
After the dough has risen, knock out the air by kneeding once
more. Dust a baking tray with flour & press the dough into the tray. (It
doesn't matter if it tears or looks a little 'rough')
Re cover the dough with the clean tea towel and leave to rise
once more. (Approx 30 minutes)
Meanwhile, make the sauce: Empty the contents of the tinned
tomatoes into a saucepan and heat gently
Add to the tinned tomatoes the onion & garlic and simmer
gently until reduced & quite thick. Season well with salt & Freshly
ground black pepper & add the fresh Oregano
Remove from heat and add a good glug of Olive Oil (3-4
Tablespoons approx). Stir well
Pre heat oven to 180 degrees C
Once the dough has risen sufficiently, gently cover with the
thick tomato sauce (without knocking the air out of the dough)
Add the marinated chicken, halved olives & finally the
grated cheese
Put into the oven, set the timer for 25 minutes, pour a glass
of wine & relax until ready! - or be really efficient and make salad!
Freezing tip
Don't overdo the tomato sauce, otherwise the pizza may go
soggy. If you have too much sauce (as I normally do with a whole tin of
tomatoes) freeze 1/2 of it. It can then be used either for another pizza or as
a base for a pasta dish.
Substitution
Use any leftover meat
you may have available
Tip
It seems like a very
long ingredient list, but most items are store cupboard basics. If you don't
generally keep the reggae reggae sauce in (but if you've never tried it I
strongly recommend that you do!!) you can add either some tabasco or chilli
powder to the marinade
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