Calzone
This weekend I wanted to cook something that would be quick but would at the same time make me very happy. I thought of calzone. A calzone is nothing but basically a folded pizza so that the toppings become the filling. It has been a long time since I had any and I do not really particularly agree with the calzone’s that most commercial pizza chains sell here anyway. So I made my favourite kind, roasted eggplant calzone. I would have added chicken but there were two problems, one I did not have any and second I was too lazy to cook it. So I settled for the next best thing—Chicken Ham.
I have added Tomatoes, green Bell Peppers, and Gouda Cheese to the calzone. Usually the cheese that goes in to the calzone is a soft cheese like Ricotta with something like Mozzarella thrown in. However the quality of Mozzarella is terrible here so I completely skip it. Imported things are quite out of my price range so I settle for some cheap Indian made Gouda, which is quite decent. Unfortunately since its warm these days an I often feel exhausted due to the heat by the end of the day I sat a bit too long outside in the veranda in my favourite cane chair with a glass of Iced tea and it was a tad over done. I think I am thinking of doing a spinach calzone next time.
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This looks like tibetan Shabhaklep where we use minced meat ,chopped onions, green onion as well and different spices. The dove shape and the prcedure of frying is almost same.
Its really delicious..i think i will make this soon..
Calzone looks great.Never tried this.U seems to be a good cook:)
open a restaurant odzer ! really it will be worth visiting !
Open a restaurant, yeahh. Export baked stuff. I’ll pay.
@ Chemi : Yes it does resemble shabhaklep a bit but remember that shabhaklep is fried and not baked. Also that is made with non-raised flour but here the flour has been raised with yeast.
@ Varunavi : Thanks. You should try it sometimes. If you like pizza this would make for a good change!
@ Aprit : That would be a dream come true but I do not have the funding and to be honest I do not want to be tied down.
@ प्रियांक : He he he, may be we can work out something