Kulchizza – Spring onion stuffed kulcha pizza (No Bake)
About:
Here the base is the recipe of kulcha which is stuffed with spring onion and topped with cheese, cherry tomatoes and olives /jalapenos.
This Pizza is made on hob. Instead of having just kulcha some pizza topping done and makes it more delicious.
This can be served for lunch/dinner.
Yields: 4 Medium pizza
Preparation time: 20 minutes
Cooking time: 15-20 minutes
Resting time for dough: 1 ½-2 hours
Ingredients:
For dough:
- Whole wheat flour- 3cups
- Olive oil-2tsp
- Salt- as per taste
- Yeast-1tsp
- Honey-1tsp
- Hot water- 11/2 cup or enough to knead the dough
Stuffing:
- Finely chopped spring onion greens-1bunch
- Chilli powder-1tsp
- Finely chopped coriander-a handful
- Cumin powder-1tsp
- Salt- 1/4tsp
- Oil for roasting kulchas
Kulcha pizza Topping:
- Pesto sauce-to spread
- Low fat mozzarella cheese-as required
- Olives- 8-10num
- Cherry tomatoes-20num
- Dried herbs-to taste.
Procedure:
For dough:
- In a bowl combine honey, 1 ½ cup hot water ,oil, salt, sprinkle yeast mix and rest it on the counter for 10-15 minutes/until frothy.
- Then add flour to the yeast mixture and knead into a soft pliable dough adding extra water if required. Wrap it with cling film and let it rest for 1-2 hours in warm place.
For stuffing:
- In a bowl combine spring onion greens, chilli, cumin powder, coriander, salt and set aside.
For Kulchas:
- After resting time of dough transfer it to the floured surface, knead for 5-7 mins and divide to 4 equal portions
- Take one portion and roll it to small disc (3”diameter) place 2-3 teaspoons of filling in the centre and bring the edges together and seal the edges of the disc to make a ball of stuffed dough.
- Now roll this out again to make a 6-7 inch disc. Place rolled kulchas on floured plate and repeat with remaining dough,
- Heat a non-stick pan, reduce to medium heat, place rolled kulcha and let it cook for 2-3 mins one side, ensure not to burn /over cook the kulchas.
- When brown spots begin to appear on the side touching surface of the pan, turn kulcha over other side and while other side is cooking reduce the flame to low.
- Spread the Pesto sauce, Cheese, Cherry tomatoes and Olives.
- Cook until cheese melts approx. (3-4 minutes)
- Once cooked transfer to serving plate sprinkle some dried herbs and serve hot.
Note:
- The water should not be boiling hot and it should be just around 110 deg C
- As I used just cherry tomatoes , olives I haven’t roasted them before topping. If topping with some other veggies like onions, bell peppers its better to saute them 3-4 minutes before topping
I am bringing this to Angie’s Fiesta Friday #27; Real food fridays #49
Posted on July 30, 2014, in Indian, International, Main Course, Main dish and tagged Bake free Pizza recipes, Chitras healthy kitchen, drchdietfood, Healthy Veggie Kulchizza, No Bake Pizza recipes, No Oven Pizza recipes, Oven free Pizza baking, Pizzas on hob, Stove top Pizzas, whole wheat flour Kulchizza. Bookmark the permalink. 59 Comments.
It’s not only delicious – but one of my favorites!!
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Thanks Mihran..So kind of you to stop by at my blog.
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Oh, Chitra! This looks totally delicious!! Love it.
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Thanks Susan..glad you liked it
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Kulchizza, what an awesome name 🙂 cool Chitra !!!
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Cool Chitra and Kulchizza 🙂 what a coincidence starts with same sound…thanks malar
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Hey this is awesome , both sounds rhyming 🙂
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Looks wonderful. I love experimenting with different types of pizza bases.
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Gretchen – So nice to know
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Lol.. Kulchizza 🙂
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We always like fusions isn’t it Charu..so tried this and cameout well to feed my pizza lovers family
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Amazing idea
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Kulachizza:-) love that name dear.. Awesome idea:-)
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Thanks dear
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If you made that for me I would eat EVERY SCRAP !
But it’s far too much trouble to make for myself. If only blogging had been around when my beloved husband was …
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So sweet of you to shower me with such compliments…Am blessed
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wow, what a great idea. I spread hummus once on a kulcha, topped it with loads of cheese and olives.. sounds similar to that! Will try it for sure.
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Thanks Namrata
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It looks very tasty 🙂
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Thanks Linda..
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Wow! What an idea! Looks so tempting 🙂
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Thanks Garima for such a lovely feedback
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🙂
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I loved the recipe I am waiting to try it
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So nice to meet you Nirali..wait to hear how this turned out for yourself
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Chitra – This looks divine. I am so hungry now. Emma.
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Emma – come over please will make it again for you
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Wow, nice name and a delicious dish 🙂 Thank you for sharing!
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Happy you liked it Aiswarya
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Your pizza looks delicious – I am always looking for new ways to make them – thanks for sharing 🙂
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Pleasure is mine Judi you liked them
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Great idea–a yummy pizza that’s also healthy–looks great!
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Thanks Nancy for your sweet feedback
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I like that it uses whole wheat flour for the dough!
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Thanks Christy..I am using whole wheat flour in place of Plain flours for all my recipes..Nice to know you noticed it
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A great idea, Chitra!
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Thanx Anjana. …glad you liked…
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This is absolutely delicious :D!!
Loved it..
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Thanx Nimmi. ….glad you liked…..
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Yummmm… I will have to try these next. What a great mix 🙂
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Thanks Loretta…Your compliments means a lot to me
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Great recipe. Sounds absolutely delicious. Thanks for sharing on Real Food Fridays Blog Hop. Will share on twitter & pin.
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So nice to hear that Marla..it is my pleasure to be part of RFF and thanks for the opportunity..
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What a creative twist on pizza, Chitra! I can see the Fiesta Friday crowd lining up to try some. Thank you for sharing this delicious pizza with FF, and I hope you are enjoying the party too! 🙂
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So nice to hear that and yes FF is so exciting. Get to meet new amazing people like yourself every week..happy FF
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Look at that happy number of people who have liked this post of yours Chitra. Ek dam rocking post and totally inspiring :).
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Thanks Sonal..so nice and happy that compliments
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Niice indianized version of pizza. Love the name that you put for this too. Kulchizzaa! 😀
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Thanks Sadia..happy you liked the recipe and the name
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Love this creative dish, Chitra! 🙂
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Thanx Ahila for your lovely comment. …:)
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I so need to make this, love finding unique recipes. Thanks for sharing on Real Food Fridays, featuring this post tonight.
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Thank you so much for your support.Feels great..
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That looks really yummy.
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So nice to hear that 🙂
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Looks fantastic and a fun alternative to traditional pizzas which you need a good stone oven for. This seems easier and more versatile with creativity.
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Thanks Richard.. Back in India Kulchas are prepared usually…Thought will be an idea to top it like Pizzas…This recipe really doing its magic for my blog…
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