It's been a pumpkin extravaganza this week! After I pulled off the pumpkin mac and cheese I knew there had to be another savory pumpkin dish I could try.
Voila!
This pumpkin pizza is very Mediterranean tasting, healthy, and quite addictive.
And one more thing... If I don't mention to you, that pumpkin is high in fiber, my mother might kill me. She's brought it up several times this week.
I told her my blog isn't really about fiber. That you guys like stuff like jello shots and cupcakes (the other fiber of life).
But anyway, she's right. As usual :)
Fiber is awesome for weight control. Fiber is filling, has almost no calories, and helps control hunger due to blood sugar levels.
Ladies ... this is a good benifit ... am I right? Almost up there with the joy that jello shots and cupcakes bring us.
Happy long weekend! Don't forget to thank a veteran and EAT YOUR FIBER!
Shopping List
1 Thin store bought pizza crust
1/2 can organic pumpkin puree (or homemade, whatever floats your boat)
1 tablespoon garlic powder
1/2 lb ground beef
about 1/2 a packet of taco or chili seasoning
1 bunch arugula
10-12 pitted kalamata olives, cut in quarters
1 cup feta cheese
Olive oil
Preheat your oven to 400 degrees. Mix your garlic powder into your pumpkin puree and spread it on top of the pizza crust.
Place in the oven for about 15 minutes or until your crust turns golden brown on the edges.
Cook your ground beef in the taco seasoning. Top the pizza with your seasoned ground beef and half of your feta cheese on top of your pizza (after you remove it from the oven).
Top next with your arugula and olives, finish off with the rest of your feta and drizzle on some olive oil.
Serve immediately.
Thursday, November 10, 2011
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Interesting! I imagine if it works for hummus, why not for pumpkin puree? very creative, and the colors are gorgeous, too! :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE! :)
ReplyDeleteYes surprised me.Never thought about it.But it's good you did.I think it tastes really good:)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE savory pumpkin dishes! Tell you mother she is a wise woman! ....and I said hello!
ReplyDeleteIt looks delicious for sure and good to know its high in fibre too. I'm eating pumpkin stew tonight!
ReplyDeleteVery creative! This also looks very easy to prepare. Savory pumpkin sounds like a good way to go, great post.
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This is such a unique pizza! And hey, who doesn't love their fiber?!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great post and I really want to a)eat this pizza b)meet your mom, cause she sounds like a hoot!
ReplyDeleteHave fun at the wedding this weekend! Let's get coffee next week :)
How how interesting!! This is so cool. I have never seen pizza and pumpkin together, but this is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI am literally salivating over this! Cannot wait to try it this Holiday season! :)
ReplyDeleteWOW..This looks awesome..Yummy
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Thank a veteran AND eat your fiber? I'm feeling like a good semaritan already! As a nurse, I must also reiterate that eating your fiber IS good people. Thank you and you're welcome.
ReplyDeletePumpkin on a pizza? Heck yes! What a great idea. :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious. I don't know if my husband would go for it but I certainly want to try it out.
ReplyDeleteWhat a unique recipe! I know I still have to learn more about pumpkin. I never thought it could be used for pizza. Must try! Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous idea to use pumpkin instead of a tomato base! Unique & delicious.
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Has anyone tried this one? If so, did you like it? Is it sweet?
ReplyDeleteThis looks absolutely wonderful. I've been day dreaming about things to do with pumpkin that are not sweet. This is a great idea.
ReplyDeleteOh I love this!!! I love savory pumpkin recipes!
ReplyDeleteMichelle you should be writing and developing recipes for a magazine. You are brilliant and I adore you. That is all!
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