Foodbeast grabbed Big Macs from the restaurant to the golden seagull and made pizza out of them. In the end, it's actually just a flat sheet of dough with sauce, onions and meat on it. So somehow everything as always. Only with sesame on it. Maybe something to cook for the weekend. Fuck your cholesterol level. By the way, copying is not difficult at all:
The Big Mac Pizza Instructions:
- First, you get the basic ingredients in the next burger shop. Burger, fries and sauce. You can buy a couple of Bic Macs as a kit and have the sauce filled separately. A little fresh salad never hurts, and you shouldn't forget the cheese either.
- After buying it, it's time to fillet: you take the burgers apart and put the individual components aside. Then you should cover the pizza tray, either with a freshly prepared pizza dough or use the ready-made dough from the discounter.
- Now smear the separately filled burger sauce onto the dough with a spoon instead of the usual tomato sauce. The onions of the disassembled burger are now a good base on the sauce, so top them up.
- Now you put the burger patties on the pizza. It is best to take the cheese down beforehand or put fresh ones on top.
- Now a second layer of dough is placed on the substructure, the hamburger base is covered. Connect the edges well and bead upwards. Then you put the second layer of sauce on the Chose. The remaining burger patties are now quartered and distributed on the second layer along with pizza cheese and chips. Tear the cheese slices into small pieces and distribute them carefully, stir an egg and spread over the edge to be able to fix the sesame seeds - yes, just like in the video.
- Put them in the oven and bake them well at 220 ° C. Then put burger sauce and salad on the part and enjoy.
Big Mac Pizza || Foodbeast Kitchen
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