A healthy pizza, perfect for lunch and dinner (or even breakfast)
Preheat your sandwich press
Cover the wholegrain wrap with the tomato paste
Layer the pumpkin, zucchini and eggplant over the wrap. Avoid layering the vegetables too thick, otherwise they won’t cook properly. Scatter strips of capsicum, tomatoes and olives on top
Carefully place the wrap onto the bottom plate of the sandwich press. Closing the top carefully and cook for roughly 8 minutes, or until slightly browned and vegetables are cooked through (can be pierced with a fork).
Open the sandwich press and tear baby spinach over the top of the pizza and close the lid for another 2 minutes, to wilt the spinach.
Carefully remove the pizza from the sandwich press and cut the pizza into 4 pieces. Enjoy!
Top the pizza with fresh basil to add extra flavour.
Add a sprinkle of cheese with the spinach, or some cooked chicken breast for extra protein.
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