Home-made pizzas are ideal for breakfast, lunch or dinner. This was my first time using the Jamaica’s National Fruit as a topping for pizza.
Ackee and codfish is Jamaica’s National Dish . This dish is usually served as a breakfast item with a starch item such as: dumplings, yam and/or Breadfruit. The Ackee and Codfish Pizza is another non-traditional way to explore and showcase the Jamaica’s national fruit.
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Here Are The Pizza Ingredients You Need:
3 cups Ackee, cooked
1 cup cooked codfish, flaked
2 Stonefire flatbread
1 cup extra sharp white cheddar cheese, grated
1/2 cup Mozzarella grated cheese
3 Goya Piquillo red peppers
4 pegs garlic, finely dices
1/2 cup onion, finely chopped
1 cup Ragu pizza sauce
Preheat oven to 350 F degrees.
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| Jamaica’s National Fruit: Ackee
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Instructions:
Prepare Ackee and Codfish Topping:
Add 3 tablespoons olive oil to a skillet pan.
Add garlic and onion, turn flame on and cook for up to 1 minute, avoid burning.
Stir in flaked codfish and cook for 1-2 minutes
After ackee is boiled until tender, add cooked ackee to codfish mixture.
Season with black pepper, thyme and rosemary and cook for another 2 minutes, stirring constantly.
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| Jamaica’s National Dish: Ackee and Codfish |
Let’s Layer the Jamaican Flavor:
On a metal tray, lay 2 flatbreads and evenly spread pizza sauce onto to pizza bread.
Add half of cheeses onto the 2 flatbreads.
Evenly distribute ackee and codfish mixture to flatbread.
Add peppers, then top off with remaining cheddar and mozzarella cheeses.
Bake in 350 F degree oven for 15 minutes or until cheese melt and crust is golden brown.
Ackee and Codfish: Jamaica’s National Dish On A Pizza?
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| Tandoor Baked Stonefire Flatbread |
Pizza Dough Options
Pizza dough can be purchased from your local supermarket or you can make your own dough from scratch. However, i choose Naan Stonefire Bread as my pizza base because they are buttery soft, and fluffy. There are many other brands of flat breads that can be used.
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I’m Jamaican and I have never seen this before. Now I’m curious. I want to try this out. Thanks for the idea.
This wouldn’t be my usual go to for ingredients on pizzas. I like cod but not sure about it with cheese. It looks good though! Thank you for sharing this interesting recipe!
Thanks Lauren. You will have to try this pizza to experience the flavors.
I absolutely love a knee and salt fish. I’m very happy to have another way to eat it. Thanks for this,
Thank you Mark. Hope you get to try it soon.
This looks absolutely delicious! Definitely need to try soon. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you.
A+ for your creativity. A+ for making me curious about the flavour that I know it is bursting with. I am assuming the codfish can be salted or fresh. I love ackee and saltfish; I can only imagine it on pizza.
Thanks for dropping by Malaika. Appreciate the ratings. hope to see you again.