Meg here, and I decided to try my hands a recipe last night. A local restaurant here makes this GREAT buffalo chicken pizza, but it's so expensive, and I'm not quite sure what the calorie content would be. I wanted to try something on my own, that I could control what was in it, as well as save me time.
Ingredients -
1 - Boboli 100% Whole Wheet Pizza Crust
1 - Rotisserie chicken from the store's deli (I only used the breasts, saved the rest of the chicken for others)
2 oz (1/4 Cup) - Louisiana Hot Sauce
2 Tbsp - Light margarine
2 Tbsp - Hidden Vally Ranch dressing
Garlic powder.
1 cup - Mozzarella cheese (enough to cover)
I took the rotisserie chicken, peeling the meat off the breast and shredding it with my fingers. I melted the margarine, mixed with the hot sauce, and then blended with the shredded meat. Then I took the crust, rubbed the ranch dressing on the crust, just enough for a thin layer, and sprinkled it with garlic powder. I baked this for about 5 minutes. After baking, I covered the crust with the sauced-covered meat, and layered the cheese on top. I baked until cheese was melted.
It was a great and filling dinner. Two pieces are all I needed to feel full. Sean enjoyed it, as he just munched down 4. :)
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Hello World
This blog is the pursuit of all things foody, by me (Sean) and my girlfriend of 2 and a half years (Megan).
It's not all devil's food cake and cookies though. We're both health-conscious 20-somethings looking for the most luscious bang for the caloric bite. It's food trying to be both good for you, and bad for you. Thus, the other reason we're called S & M.
We'll post reviews of local (Louisville) restaurants, bars, our own concoctions, and whatever else we can get our hands on.
Enjoy!
It's not all devil's food cake and cookies though. We're both health-conscious 20-somethings looking for the most luscious bang for the caloric bite. It's food trying to be both good for you, and bad for you. Thus, the other reason we're called S & M.
We'll post reviews of local (Louisville) restaurants, bars, our own concoctions, and whatever else we can get our hands on.
Enjoy!
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