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煎鍋版拉絲脆底米披薩

材料
米飯：1碗，雞蛋：1个，芹菜：1根，虾：3个，火腿：适量，玉米：少许，橄榄：2个，色拉：少许，食鹽：少许，番茄：(披薩酱)适量，黑胡：少许，奶酪：适量

做法
1.將鮮蝦和芹菜切小粒在沸水中燙一下撈出控淨水（因爲是煎鍋版，所以做好所有原料都是熟的）
2.將蝦粒芹菜粒火腿丁玉米粒和切成絲的奶酪在碗中拌勻（這樣撒上去做好後奶酪都融在了料中間，成品非常漂亮）
3.鍋燒熱倒少許油鋪勻鍋底關火
4.将饼底料剩大米饭1碗、雞蛋一个、黑胡椒粉少许、鹽少许混合好(如果拌好后觉得太稀，可以加一汤勺面粉，不加也可以)倒入煎鍋中間，用鏟子將大米飯平鋪成圓形（鋪平後用鏟子輕輕地沿著餅邊往裏輕堆，就會得到一個很圓的餅底了，大約1厘米厚左右即可）
5.用勺子铺上披薩酱，四周留1厘米的饼边（不要用劲往上抹，以免饼底变形，轻轻地往上铺就可以）
6.在披薩酱上撒上混合好的奶酪菜粒
7.蓋上鍋蓋，用爐子的最小火（微火）煎15~20分鍾，等到餅底金黃，奶酪全部溶化就好了（煎的時候可以去做別的事情，保證不會糊，做好用玻璃蓋，可以之間觀察到成熟的情況）
8.做好的披薩刚出锅时是非常脆香的，如果当时不想吃，可以关火后就那样放在锅里盖着盖，再吃时，饼底就是很柔软的了，也非常好吃

小訣竅:
1、如果中面皮做底最好薄一些，做任何披薩不会和面包面沒關系，用發好的饅頭面就可以。
2、用人人家里都有的煎锅就可以做出美味的披薩，面皮底的吐司底的，甚至连剩大米饭底的都成功做出来了。陽光烘站

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