I made Shepherd's Pesto Pizza.
First, I harvested two kinds of
wood sorrel growing wild in my backyard for the pesto.
I blended the wood sorrel with carrot greens my mother grew and pecans my best friend's family gave us, together with store-bought olive oil, avocado oil, Romano cheese, fresh garlic, and salt. (I 'googled' a couple of recipes for a general idea of proportions, but I mostly eyeballed it and went by taste.)
Then, I used this recipe for dough:
https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/bobby-flay/pizza-dough-recipe-1921714
While the dough was rising, I de-boned some leftover lamb ribs (that I had raised and butchered, and my mother had cooked) and shredded some store-bought mozzarella.
I used a wooden pizza peel and some semolina flour to slide the pizzas (one at a time) onto a preheated stone in a 500 degree (Fahrenheit) oven. I baked the first for 12 minutes, and the second for a little over ten minutes so that the cheese would not brown as deeply. The results were incredibly delicious, satisfying my older sister and mom as well as me.
"[6] Let the people, O God, confess to Thee: let all the people give praise to Thee: [7] The earth hath yielded her fruit. May God, our God bless us, [8] May God bless us: and all the ends of the earth fear Him." (Psalms 66/67)