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Kimberly Dupps Truesdell | The Journal Gazette
The Great Greek Pizza

Dash ... we tried it

The recipe reviewed here appears on Page 8 of today’s Dash, a monthly food magazine inserted in The Journal Gazette.

The Great Greek Pizza

Preparation: 15 minutes

Cook time: 12 minutes

What we thought: This recipe held such promise to be a light, meat-free dinner but fell short on flavor. While there was nothing inherently wrong, it tasted like plain tomatoes, plain spinach and cheese on a wheat pita. The bits of garlic and oregano were nearly undetectable under the mountain of vegetables and scant amount of cheese. Had it not been for the salty, tasty feta, I might have abandoned the meal for leftover pasta.

Make it better: Substitute pizza sauce for the crushed tomatoes and kalamata olives for the black olive slices that should add more flavor to the pita pizza.

– Kimberly Dupps Truesdell, The Journal Gazette

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