Pickled Ginger Thin Crust Pizza 酸姜比萨饼

Ingredients for topping :
2 tomatoes, sliced
2 hard boiled eggs, roughly chopped
some pickled ginger, quantity as desired
crushed black peppercorn
1-1/2 cup mozzarella cheese

Ingredients for bread dough :
350gm bread flour
150gm all purpose flour
1 TB sugar
1/2 tspn salt
2 tspn yeast
280ml warm full cream milk
2 TB corn oil

Method :
(1) mix together warm milk & yeast and let to rest for 10 minutes, add in oil once its ready.
(2) combine flour, sugar & salt into a big bowl then mix well.
(3) now, stir the wet ingredients into flour till smooth dough is formed. Then let to rest for an hour or till double in size.
(4) next, punch dough to release excess air and knead till smooth.
(5) place dough to working table and divide into two portions, let to rest for another 15 minutes.
(6) now, flatten dough into round size.
(7) now, place shaped dough to a slightly flour parchment paper. Then spread on mayonnaise and then top with tomatoes, hard boiled egg and pickled ginger.

(8) finally, top with extra mozzarella cheese and sprinkle on some black peppercorn.
(9) and then go straight to the oven and bake for 10-12 minutes at 230-250'C to till the bread is nicely brown.

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