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paneer pizza

Day before yesterday me and my mom were deciding what should be the dinner tonight. Then out of nowhere my mom said,

oven kharide hi kyun hai humlog, jab usme cake ya pizza banate hi nhi tho. Such a waste of money.

Now for some extra context, my mom doesn’t know how to operate oven other than just warming up the veggies and other foods. What about me? I don’t know either :)

That day we decided to make two pizzas (chicken & paneer). I chatgpt the recipe of chicken pizza and it was quite simple if you buy the dough from your local store. The ingredients that are required to make pizza are -

Chicken Preparation

We first need to cook chicken. To cook chicken we first need to marinate it with ginger-garlic paste, curd, and other spices. The step are as follows -

Mix it properly until it all looks same in color. Let it marinate for 10-15 mins. After that take a pan pour in some oil or may be butter, add you marinated chicken into it and cook it until it becomes somewhat red-dis. After that set aside the chicken.

Pizza Preperation

Now comes the part where all dots will connect. This is also very simple tbh, just follow the below steps -

Now you are almost ready, it’s time for cook that kaccha pizza and make it pakka pizza. An important note -

I have a microwave with conventional mode which I can use it as oven. If you don’t have that it’s still possible with other means that you can search on youtube or maybe just chatgpt. I have seen people making pizza using fry pan too.

Put that pizza in micro-oven set the temperature to 200°C and let it cook for 7-8 mins. After that you can enjoy the bloody pizza. Up until now this is the recipe of chicken pizza, but paneer pizza is almost same, you just have replace paneer with chicken.

I did all this in my first try, damn me… Also the photo at the starting of the blog is paneer pizza and the photo that I put below is chicken pizza (didn’t add enough cheese in chicken pizza).

chiken pizza


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