Slice Count: 8 (8 medium homemade)
Weight: didn't weigh Exercise: 1 hour swim practice, ~75 minutes of a soccer game (11 v 11, midfield) Cost: $0 How I feel generally: Okay pizza-wise but soccer hurts mah body How my tummy feels: Burpy Extras: One coffee, one Kashi granola bar, some small chocolate samples (perks of working in a sensory lab) Today was my second homemade pizza adventure. I basically tried to use up everything I had as toppings (does that qualify as a kitchen sink pizza?)... First I brushed both crusts with sage-infused olive oil. One of them had regular pizza sauce with mushrooms, bell pepper, mozzarella, and a little parmesan. The other had a pesto base (basil, oil, garlic, parmesan) with a layer of mashed white sweet potato, topped with chickpeas and parmesan. It seems a little weird but it turned out delicious! I had two white sweet potatoes to use up so I thought to myself, better put them on a pizza. That pizza was a little sweet from the basil and white sweet potato, but that combination with the herb, garlic, and parmesan made it yummy. I didn't have anything else today besides a granola bar and some chocolate that my labmate gave me, leftover from a chocolate tasting. I love my job sometimes :)
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AuthorMolly is a fourth-year Ph.D. Candidate in Food Science, specializing in Sensory Science. In her free time, she enjoys conducting strange food experiments on herself, musing about graduate school, anything involving exercise and sports, friends, and PIZZA. Archives |