Have you ever made a grilled pizza? If you haven’t here’s your big chance to be cool…maybe shock all kinds of folks with a new skill…your very own grilled pizza on the BBQ! And, this pizza is vegan!
And, this is going to be real simple pizza…nothing that will blow your mind. There’s no making pizza dough from scratch, which means there’s a bit of cheating/deception involved. But, we won’t tell anybody.
Tip 1: Go buy a Boboli Whole Wheat Pizza Crust (Don’t show the packaging to anyone. You can’t! Do you want to be known as a cheat?)
Tip 2: Boboli Pizza Squeeze
Tip 3: Fresh Spinach, Red Onion, Artichokes, Mushrooms and Black Olives
Tip 4: Bella Sun Luci Sun Dried Tomatoes w/Zesty Peppers
Tip 5: Feta, Mozzarella Cheese or Shredded Sheese for Vegans
Tip 6: Chef Paul Prudhomme’s Pizza & Pasta Magic
Now it’s time to make pizza, mon! To grab the brass ring, dude!
You don’t really need a pizza grill pan to put on the grill, but it makes things a little easier if you use one. I have two: A pizza grill pan and an old Papa Murphy Stone.
- Ok, the first thing is to squirt on the pizza squeeze. Brush it on the entire Boboli
- Pile on a generous portion of fresh spinach. It will cook down, so pile it on
- Drain and shred a can of artichokes on top of the spinach
- Add sun dried tomatoes on top with the peppers, cut up mushrooms*, onion, olives
- Non-Vegans shred Mozzarella and spread on top along with chunks of feta
- For Vegans use Shredded Sheese (Geez, get a grip!)
*I sauteed the mushrooms before I added them to the pizza.
Start the grill on high and bring it down to 350 degrees. The Boboli(s) are pre-cooked and there is no need to turn the grill up any higher. The idea is to get the spinach to cook down and the cheese to melt. It goes fast! Keep the hood shut while cooking!
Watch how long you have the pizza on the grill. Anything around ten minutes and you will start to have a crispy crust. Place pizza on a cutting board and cut with a pizza cutter. As an option, sprinkle on Prudhomme’s Pizza & Pasta Magic.
This recipe makes for an impressive, tasty pizza. For non-vegans, you can add meat. The one in the photo has grilled chicken on it. But, it’s excellent without any meat.
Enjoy! Like my favorite chef, best griller in the world, and friend George Hirsch would say: “Know your fire!”
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8 comments:
We grill our pizza all the time...love it! Thanks for the tips for vegans. I've got several friends who are, and I never know what to do about the cheese.
Thanks Cyndi! BBQing folks sometimes forget about our friends that are Vegans. I hope to introduce more things they can put on the barbie. The options are unlimited!
Thom, Thanks for visiting my blog, your welcome anytime. The pizza looks delicious! I haven't had the nerve to try making our pizzas on the grill. I prefer more veggies on mine but the family, they are meat eaters. Do you have a special recommondation for a pizza grill pan? Hope all is well.
Noel, Hands down get a pizza stone like at the bottom of the post..the 16 inch one.
In the pic on the post, I am using an el cheapo veggie grill pan because I was too lazy to break out my pizza stone one.
If you use a plain old grill pan, you have to slide the pizza off of the pan and put it on a cutting surface.
If you use a stone, you can just go ahead and cut it and serve on that.
I have never had a grilled pizza...looks so good and it's even vegan!
This is my very first time to know that a pizza can be cook on grill. I wonder what is the taste of it, looks very delicious!! I have to try it on weekends.
Thanks Grill Daddy! Some folks like to add a tad bit of smoke while they are grilling their pizza. Easy to do and adds a great dimension. I have a Traeger Grill and all you have to do is, after the pizza is cooked put the grill on the "Smoke" mode for awhile.
You can do the same on a gas grill using a smoker box...or a charcoal grill using chunks of wood.
Try a Papa Murphys first and see how you like it. Just make sure to use indirect heat with the hood down.
Very nice, thanks for the information.
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