That’s unusual! Pete Evans proudly shows off his bizarre take on salami pizza – topped with avocado – after slamming panic shoppers for stocking up on ‘crap food’
My Kitchen Rules host and Paleo diet advocate Pete Evans has proudly showed off his take on a classic salami pizza.
Sharing a photo of his exotic version of the recipe with his followers on Tuesday, Pete said he used salami, paleo cheese and avocado topped with an array of greens.
The 47-year-old celebrity chef also explained that he used No Nut Hemp wraps and toasted them until they were crispy for the base.
That’s unusual! Pete Evans (pictured) proudly showed off his bizarre take on pizza salami – topped with avocado – on Tuesday after slamming panic shoppers stocking up on ‘crap food’
He then added black peppers and chimichurri – a green sauce originating from Argentina made of chopped parsley, minced garlic, olive oil, oregano and red wine vinegar.
‘For the win for our lunch today,’ he wrote underneath the post.
A Paleo diet typically comprises of lean meats, fish, fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds.
That’s exotic! Sharing a photo of his exotic version of the recipe with his followers on Tuesday, Pete said he used salami, paleo cheese, avocado and topped with an array of greens
The paleo advocate is no stranger to sharing eyebrow raising recipes with his 231,000 followers on Instagram.
He usually cooks for his two daughters Chilli, 14, and Indii, 12, who he shares with his ex partner Astrid Ellinger.
His bizarre recipe comes after the My Kitchen Rules star voiced his concerns for shoppers stocking up on food that wasn’t nutritious amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Concerns: Speaking on his Evolve podcast, Pete said he was shocked by the number of people filling up their trolleys with ‘crap food’ at a local supermarket
Speaking on his Evolve podcast, Pete said he was shocked by the number of people filling up their trolleys with ‘crap food’ at a local supermarket.
‘I was at the supermarket the other day picking up meat and seafood, but I was looking at people’s trolleys and I was like, “they’re still filling up with crap food.”‘
The cookbook author, known to many as ‘Paleo Pete’, went on to say that the global health crisis can be used as motivation for people to overhaul their diet.
‘We’re going to be in a situation where it’s like, “oh s**t maybe I should’ve looked after myself those last couple of years”, and maybe now is a really, really good time.’
Daddy duties: Pete dotes on his two daughters Chilli 14, and Indii, 12, who he shares with his ex partner Astrid Ellinger