Leftover homemade chicken saag is wonderful on homemade pizza crusts (GF or otherwise), topped with a little mozzarella, goat cheese & fresh sliced shallots. The saag is rich, so you can use just a light sprinkling of toppings and cheese. Not only do you get to have chicken saag again (yum!), but you'll turn an ordinary pizza into an extraordinary one! Enjoy!
I've found that for GF pizzas, it's often best to bake toppings on partially or fully baked GF pizza crusts to avoid any sogginess and to end up with a nice browned, crispy crust.
Our current favorite crust has been to use GF homemade naan bread as our crust. Just make and bake as instructed, removing the naan bread/pizza crusts from the pan and parchment paper to cool once it comes out of the oven. When you're ready to top the pizza, then return the naan bread to the parchment-lined baking pan and top with the following:
Chicken Saag, warmed a bit and used as the pizza sauce
fresh mozzarella, sliced
shallots, thinly sliced
green scallions, thinly sliced
crumbled feta cheese
thin tomato slices, optional (the ones pictured here were tiny yellow tomatoes)
green bell pepper, optional
red cayenne pepper flakes, optional
Once you're pizzas are topped, bake in the oven at 450 F for ~7 minutes, until toppings are hot and cheese is just beginning to brown. (Some GF crusts require baking directly on the rack, others, like the GF naan bread, can be baked on a parchment-lined pan - follow the instructions of your crust).
Slice pizza and place immediately on a cooling rack to keep the bottom nice and crispy. Enjoy!
GF Chicken Saag Pizza, topped and ready for the oven!
I've found that for GF pizzas, it's often best to bake toppings on partially or fully baked GF pizza crusts to avoid any sogginess and to end up with a nice browned, crispy crust.
Our current favorite crust has been to use GF homemade naan bread as our crust. Just make and bake as instructed, removing the naan bread/pizza crusts from the pan and parchment paper to cool once it comes out of the oven. When you're ready to top the pizza, then return the naan bread to the parchment-lined baking pan and top with the following:
Chicken Saag, warmed a bit and used as the pizza sauce
fresh mozzarella, sliced
shallots, thinly sliced
green scallions, thinly sliced
crumbled feta cheese
thin tomato slices, optional (the ones pictured here were tiny yellow tomatoes)
green bell pepper, optional
red cayenne pepper flakes, optional
Once you're pizzas are topped, bake in the oven at 450 F for ~7 minutes, until toppings are hot and cheese is just beginning to brown. (Some GF crusts require baking directly on the rack, others, like the GF naan bread, can be baked on a parchment-lined pan - follow the instructions of your crust).
A yummy chicken saag pizza, fresh out of the oven and ready to eat!
Slice pizza and place immediately on a cooling rack to keep the bottom nice and crispy. Enjoy!
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