I love ‘fake’ junk food for when you feel like pigging out but don’t feel like dealing with mega guilt afterwards. This recipe for healthy pizza is perfect ‘fake’ junk food. It’s super easy and hits that naughty take away craving spot perfectly!
Ingredients:
6 wholewheat pita breads
Mrs Balls tomato chutney
180 g reduced fat feta
600 g butternut
2 Tbsp honey
2 Tbsp Balsamic vinegar or glaze
Rocket leaves
Instructions:
1. Chop and peel butternut into small squares (about 2cm x 2 cm should do)
2. Chuck the butternut into a bowl and coat with a drizzle (5-10ml) of olive oil and season with salt and pepper.
3. You can either put these into a preheated oven at 180 or I just roast them in a pan on the stove as they are so small it works quite well.
4. Once they are roasted and have a nice brown colour add the honey and balsamic and roast this off in the pan to create your sweet roasted butternut topping. Let this cool while you move on to the next step.
5. Take the Pita breads and spread Mrs Balls tomato Chutney on top.
6. Sprinkle the roasted butternut on the pita breads followed by the reduced fat feta cheese.
7. Pop onto a tray and into the oven at 180 untill the feta has started melting and the pita crust is nice and crispy!
8. Top with rocket leaves and season with salt and pepper! Super easy and super yummy!
PS: These are ideal for meat free Mondays but if your Carnivorous side is craving some more protein add some bacon to create a more meaty meal. If you are not feeling healthy you can always add some cheddar cheese to the pizza before you pop it on the oven!!
Let me know what you thought of the pizza and any other cool topping suggestions!
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