Fresh Tomato, Spinach And Mushroom Pizza

There is a Christian failure to distinguish between socializing and fellowship. Although socializing is often both a part of and the context of fellowship, it is possible to socialize without having fellowship. Socializing involves the sharing of human and earthly life. Christian fellowship, New Testament koinonia, involves the sharing of spiritual life. Don’t misunderstand- socializing is a valuable asset to the church and necessary for a balanced life. But we have gone beyond giving socializing the place it deserves. We have become willing to accept it as a substitute for fellowship, almost cheating ourselves of the Christian birthright of true fellowship altogether.

Donald S. Whitney

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy	French	Pizza, Posted	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1/2	lb	Spinach
3		Plum Tomatoes
8	oz	Mushrooms
1	T	Olive Oil
10	oz	Refrigerated Pizza Crust
		Like Pillsbury
16	oz	Mozzarella Cheese, Shredded
2 1/2	oz	French-Fried Onions, Like
		Durkee
1/2	t	Dried Oregano
1/2	t	Black Pepper

INSTRUCTIONS

Preheat oven to 425. Wash and thinly slice spinach leaves. Cut
tomatoes into 1/4" thick slices; thinly slice mushrooms. In 10"
skillet over medium heat, cook mushrooms in olive oil until tender.  On
ungreased large cookie sheet, unroll pizza dough and press into 14  x
12" rectangle; sprinkle with 2 cups cheese over crust. Top with  sliced
spinach, tomatoes, and mushrooms. Sprinkle with onions,  oregano,
pepper and remaining cheese. Bake pizza on bottom rack in  oven 12
minutes or until crust is golden. Posted to  brand-name-recipes by Meg
Antczak <[email protected]> on Mar  02, 1998

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