Sweet Pepper Shrimp and White Mushroom Pizza #AutumnStomachCare#

Sweet Pepper Shrimp and White Mushroom Pizza #AutumnStomachCare#
Creating endless varieties of pizza is my little wish. Good combinations often happen unexpectedly, just like when I paired the Ecuadorian white shrimp from my online store with the land-dwelling chubby peppers. I struggle to describe the unique freshness that emerges after baking—fresh shrimp meeting the sweet, juicy green peppers is like flourishing fruit trees encountering the gentle spring rain. Everything is exceptionally sweet. I seldom eat seafood and am particularly sensitive to fishy smells, but these icy white shrimp from afar shimmer with a green hue, seemingly soaked in the scent of the azure sea. I feel the distant chill and the beauty of the unknown, and in an instant, the flavor surprises me, leading me to unknowingly devour four large pieces. As I type these words, the sweet aroma seems to linger at the edge of my palate, leaving me eagerly anticipating the next time.

Materials

Strong flour 150g
Water 90-100g
Salt 3g
Olive oil 15g
Button mushrooms 6 pieces
Sweet pepper Half
Olive oil A little
Salt A pinch

How To Make

  1. Mix the dough ingredients evenly, being careful not to add all the water at once. Knead until a thick membrane can be stretched, then let it ferment at room temperature until it doubles in size. I usually refrigerate it overnight.

    Mix the dough ingredients evenly, being careful not to add all the water at once. Knead until a thick membrane can be stretched, then let it ferment at room temperature until it doubles in size. I usually refrigerate it overnight.
  2. After rounding it off, let it rest for 15 minutes.

    After rounding it off, let it rest for 15 minutes.
  3. Take out the plump shrimp and let them thaw at room temperature.

    Take out the plump shrimp and let them thaw at room temperature.
  4. Peel the thawed shrimp. Since they are quite large, they can be sliced into halves for better flavor absorption.

    Peel the thawed shrimp. Since they are quite large, they can be sliced into halves for better flavor absorption.
  5. Blanch the shrimp in boiling water until they change color, then remove.

    Blanch the shrimp in boiling water until they change color, then remove.
  6. Flatten the rested dough into a thin crust; you can also use a rolling pin, but I usually stretch it by hand. Let it continue to ferment for about half an hour.

    Flatten the rested dough into a thin crust; you can also use a rolling pin, but I usually stretch it by hand. Let it continue to ferment for about half an hour.
  7. Slice the button mushrooms and julienne the sweet pepper. Choose the chubby variety for extra sweetness and a satisfying texture.

    Slice the button mushrooms and julienne the sweet pepper. Choose the chubby variety for extra sweetness and a satisfying texture.
  8. On the risen pizza dough, spread a layer of olive oil, sprinkle with herbs and salt, then add the sweet pepper, mushrooms, and shrimp, finishing with a sprinkle of cheese.

    On the risen pizza dough, spread a layer of olive oil, sprinkle with herbs and salt, then add the sweet pepper, mushrooms, and shrimp, finishing with a sprinkle of cheese.
  9. Preheat the oven to 200 degrees and bake for about 15 minutes until the dough is golden and the cheese melts. Enjoy it hot!

    Preheat the oven to 200 degrees and bake for about 15 minutes until the dough is golden and the cheese melts. Enjoy it hot!