Ham Pistachio Pizza

Ham Pistachio Pizza is a high-protein homemade fast food recipe ready in 3 h. It makes 4 servings, each 980 kcal with 44 g protein. Intermediate level, 13 ingredients.

Recipe by @ivo_zinee, adapted and measured by Cookpath.

  • 3 htotal
  • Intermediatelevel
  • 980kcal a serving
  • 44 gprotein
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Ham Pistachio Pizza

What is Ham Pistachio Pizza

A pizza on slow-risen dough rolled in semolina, topped with passata, mozzarella, parmesan, ham, cherry tomatoes, pistachios and basil, baked in a very hot oven.

How to make Ham Pistachio Pizza

Tips from the cook

  • Bake 5 minutes first, add the cheeses, then bake 3 more.
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Sides from Cookpath that balance this dish, the same picks the app suggests.

Meal prep and storage

You can make the dough a day ahead: do the second rise in the fridge and bring it to room temperature 2 hours before baking.

Prep a few days

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Ham Pistachio Pizza substitutions

Out of something, or cooking around an allergy. Each swap was checked against a source.

Flour1 option
  • Gluten-free plain flour blend (rice/potato/tapioca) 1:1 by weight

    Pizza dough needs extra water and binder.

Semolina0 option
    Mozzarella1 option
    • Dairy-free mozzarella-style shreds 1:1 by weight

      Caprese/fresh; stretch and browning differ.

      Still contains soy and tree nuts.

    Parmesan2 options
    • Vegetarian hard Italian-style cheese (made with microbial rennet) 1:1 by weight

      Grana Padano is not suitable for egg-free (lysozyme from egg).

      Still contains dairy.

    • Nutritional yeast (fortified flakes) 1:1 by volume, less salty so add pinch of salt

      Does not melt; less sharp.

    Ham1 option
    • Smoked turkey slices 1:1 by weight
    Pistachios2 options
    • Almonds, cashews, hazelnuts, pecans or walnuts 1:1 by weight

      Flavour differs; walnuts robust.

      Still contains tree nuts.

    • Pumpkin or sunflower seeds 1:1 by weight; page lists seeds as the nut-free option

      Not the same flavour; sesame seeds would carry sesame.