PIZZA SAUCEA EXPERIMENT WITH DIFFERENT INGREDIENTS

• Pizzas earlier were often sweet dishes, not savory.• Also, around the 18th century, the poor around the area of

Naples got accustomed to adding tomatoes to their yeast-based flat bread, and that’s how the modern pizza came into existence.

• A number of historical records show that people have been adding different ingredients to bread to make it more appetizing.

• Pizza originally started off as a dish for poor people, sold in the streets and not a food for upper class people.

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• Pesto Sauce: The easiest sauce recipe which includes basil leaves, cloves garlic, pine nuts, extra-virgin olive oil, freshly grated cheese etc. So let go the traditional sauce on your pizza, make a pesto sauce to give a new taste to your pizza this time.

• Béchamel Sauce: Yes a white pizza. You can make a white pizza with an easy béchamel (or white) sauce. Make a roux with flour and butter and cook it with milk and seasonings to make a delicious white sauce that's perfect for people who aren't a fan of tomato sauce.

• Salsa Sauce: Salsa is another easy alternative to pizza sauce and works especially well if you add chorizo, corn, beans, and other Latin- toppings. Go for a tomato-based salsa if you don't want to stray too far from traditional pizza, or try a salsa Verde made of tomatillos and cilantro.

TYPES OF PIZZA SAUCE

• Barbecue Sauce: You can also try your hand at the famous barbecue sauce. Bored of barbecue pizza? Why not try the sauce! Easy to make, tasty to use, your very own barbecue sauce.

• Pumpkin Sauce: Adding some pureed pumpkin into a tomato-based sauce helps to tone down the acidity while adding vitamins and flavor. Just mix canned pumpkin with some tomato sauce and seasonings and use like regular sauce.

• Tapenade Sauce: Is a spread made of olives, is super-flavorful and the perfect condiment for pizza. Add grilled vegetables and olive oil to add to the taste.

• Carrots and Harissa Sauce: Carrots and Harissa are a natural pair and are another great substitute for pizza sauce. Cook and puree the carrots, and blend them with harissa, garlic, and spices for a flavorful pizza base. But if you're sensitive to nightshades you can exclude the harissa.

• Pepper Jelly Sauce: Sweet and spicy red pepper jelly is a delicious condiment on cheese by itself, so why not on a cheese pizza? Add sausage and sweet peppers to pump up the flavor on this unique pie and the most mouthwatering pizza is ready!

• Caramelized Onion Sauce: Onions, slow-cooked and caramelized until they are meltingly brown, sweet, and savory, are a delicious base for almost anything. Spread the onions on the pizza and top with feta cheese, prosciutto, mushrooms, arugula or spinach, and a drizzle of balsamic vinegar.

• Chimichurri Sauce: The Argentine chimichurri sauce is a potent blend of parsley, oregano, garlic, and olive oil. Traditionally used on meats, it is definitely delicious on pizza as well.

• Thai Chili Sauce: Another experiment could be Thai Chili Sauce, the Sweet and spicy Thai chili sauce is a great base for an Asian-themed pizza. You can top it with plenty of vegetables and some cooked chicken, tofu, or shrimp. You can even omit the cheese to keep it tasting fresh and yummy.

• Curry Sauce: You must be wondering, what a weird name to a sauce, but, here me out, this one is surely going to let your senses experience an orgasmic experience. A curry pizza can be a convenient weekday meal, especially when paired with premade naan bread. Spread the curry sauce on the naan and top it with chicken and paneer, a mild Indian cheese and you are done!

• Tandoori Sauce (the desi touch): Marinate chunks of

chicken with tandoori seasoning and yogurt and then cook them with onions. Put the seasoned cooked chicken on a crust and top it with shredded cheese.

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