Also meant to say that I never roll the dough out - I always press it into the pan with my hand/knuckles. Much more rustic and less fuss I think!

Seriously good recipe for uni students!! I use the base recipe as a way of making naan bread or my own bread to accompany dishes I serve. I have even been known just to eat the base - mix in a bunch of dried 'erbs, s&p and you're done. So good!

Tasty, though I did as some reviewers suggested and used less flour and more oil and water than the recipe suggests. Also, I oven baked the base instead of frying it to save on washing up, then added the veg and oven baked to finish. Overall not a bad recipe, but in future I'll just buy pizza dough mix and do it that way.

I have followed the recipe and also made a tomato based sauce and topped with more traditional toppings - both versions have gone down well with both adults and children

The base fell apart when turning in the frying pan, but as I hadn't read any reviews before cooking it looks as though less floor/more oil and water would help. Will try it again with adjustments before rating.

Quick and easy, brilliant.

Split the dough into two pizzas for a thinner crust and lower calories. If its too thick it tastes too doughy for me. As for the people suggesting a quarter is not enough - it is with sides, salad or wedges. Can also be divided into four for individual pizzas - used to do that at uni for fussy eating housemates

I cannoit see the point of oven roasting the vegetables, in oil, before cooking the pizza; surely if they had been friedionavery little oil the juices, and flavour, in the pan could then be transferred to the dough base. Also a yeast dough is always better than a scone dough, even if there is not along time for proving, is easily made while the veg are cooking, and is delicious when "fried" in apan

i made this for 1, using 75g flour. then changed up the toppings and made it a more luxurious one with bbq sauce base, steamed asparagus, parma ham and goats cheese then grilled it. lovely!! really easy will definitely be making this again

lovely easy pizza i sliced mine into 4 separate portions and put 3 in the freezer

I had absolutely no problems with my dough, except I didn't manage to roll out a circle and therefore my base was a more abstract shape! However this didn't distract from the taste. I will definitely make this again and experiment with different toppings. I thought this was nicer and tasted better than a frozen veg pizza which often tend to be bland and watery. The only criticism I have is that there were way too many vegetables and even though I didn't put them all on I still thought there were too many. But even that's not really a criticism!! I would recommend everyone try this recipe :)

tasted great more pastry than pizza, we all loved it. you can change the topping like on any pizza.
so you dont have to be childish about whats on it or what it looks like.

Will use this again and again. Just changed the topping to what I had in the kitchen. Used some roasted tomato puree that I had in the freezer from the summer, mixed with a bit of tomato puree. Then had onions mushrooms pepperoni and cheese on top. Will try with courgettes once they are back in season. If you have any dough left you can keep in the fridge for a couple of days. Went down well with all the family.

really easy to make and good if everyone in the house likes different toppings.

Definitely needed loads more water and oil to get the dough to stick together, so perhaps less flour is the way forward. I had too much veg on it as well, so maybe it needs to be rolled out thinner. Also used mozarella (half fat) instead of cheddar which needs a tad more time under the grill.
Not a bad recipe for a quick pizza fix but definitely some slight modifications needed to the original recipe I think. Will keep at it!

I adapted this by using gluten free plain flour and some baking powder to replace the self raising flour. Had to add an extra couple of tablespoons of water to get to the right consistancy and also finished it off in the hot oven for 5 minutes rather than grilling it.

All told though it turned out very good (only served the two of us but it ws filling). I have saved this page to my favourites :)

Loved it! I did think afterwards that rather than heat the grill for the cheese melting it would be better to use the already hot oven - will do that next time.

The whole thing was so easy to make and after the roasted vegetables I added chopped roast chicken which I had left over, added the cheese anda sprinkling of dried oregano. It was absolutely delicious. I did have to add more water to the flour tho', but once you have made it you can make changes to suit your own taste. Definitely on my 'make again' list.

This was pretty good. Found the dough quite hard to roll out and definately needed more than a quarter of a pizza per person!! Me and my boyfriend had half each!

We never normally eat pizza but after finding nothing to make for dinner I found this recipe. Very easy to make, I added chives to the dough and added spring onions to topping. Absolutely delicious ! When my family visit this is what they want so I make and bake several bases and freeze them. Saves a lot of time.