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Pizza with tuna sauce
Pizza with tuna sauce
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This pizza is a lighter version of a pizza with a thicker bottom. You can add a different sauce if you do not like tuna fish. Easy to do and much healthier because it do not contain any cheese.

Ingredient List for 2 servings:
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100 ml Sour cream
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100 gr Tuna
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1 tablespoon Dill
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0,5 teaspoon Salt
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0,5 teaspoon Citron pepper
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50 ml Tomato sauce
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1 teaspoon Oregano

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12 gr Yeast
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200 ml Water
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2 tablespoons Olive oil
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1 teaspoon Honey
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0,5 teaspoon Salt
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300 gr Flour

Oven temperature:
175 degree Celsius
Instructions:
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Open the thin of tuna and pour away the water or oil.
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Pour the sour cream in a small bowl.
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Add the tuna in the bowl, and stir it together.
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Add the salt, citron pepper and the dill in the bowl and mix it all together.
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Put the sauce in the fridge for 1hour

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Crumb the yeast in a big bowl, and add the honey and the salt.
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Pour finger warm water in the bowl and stir slowly until it is lump free.
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Add the olive oil in the mixture.
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Add the flour and work the dough so it become shiny and smooth.
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Put a plastic film and a towel over the bowl, and let it rest for 40-60 minutes in the oven without heat.
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Take out the dough from the oven, and roll it in the shape you like to have it. Place the pizza bottom on a baking paper.
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Start the oven at 175 degree Celsius.
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Spread the tomato sauce evenly on the pizza bottom.
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spread the tuna sauce evenly on the pizza, and then sprinkle the oregano on top of if.
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Put the pizza in the middle of the oven for approx 20 minutes.
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Take out the pizza and serve it immediately.

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