CHICKEN PIZZA RECIPE

Chicken Pizza is a very popular recipe. Learn how to make/prepare Chicken Pizza by following this easy recipe.

                               

Ingredients:

• 450 gm Boneless Chicken Breast

• 1 Pizza frozen dough

• 4 tsp Pepper

• 1 cup Mushrooms (sliced)

• 1 Vegetable Cooking Spray

• 1/2 cup Mozzarella cheese

• 1/2 tsp Thyme

• 1 tbsp Olive oil

• 1 Garlic Clove (minced)

• 2 cups Purple Onions (sliced)

• 1 cup Red bell pepper

• 1/4 tsp Salt

How to make Chicken Pizza:

•             Heat oil in a skillet over medium-high heat.

•             Add chicken, salt, pepper and garlic and heat it for few minutes.

•             Add onions, bell pepper, mushrooms and thyme.

•             Saute for few minutes into the chicken mixture, until chicken is cooked. Keep it 

aside.

•             Unroll pizza dough and pat into a 12-inch pizza pan coated with cooking vegetable 

spray.

•             Splash half cup cheese evenly over the dough.

•             Spread chicken mixture over the cheese and top with remaining 1/2 cup of cheese.

•             Bake at 425 degree F for 15 minutes or until crust is golden.

Things to do in Semester Break

Things to do in Semester Break

There’s no shortage of things to do on campus during the university year. Between academics, sports and the college social scene, students have plenty of options to stay busy. But all that changes when semester break rolls around. Suddenly, the schedule’s not so full.

So what’s the best way to use all that free time? Visit with friends and family? Decompress and vegetate on the couch? Get a head start on the new semester by hitting the books?

Let’s look at five smart ways for students to spend their semester break.

Find a temporary job

For students looking for a temporary job, there’s no better time than the holiday season. Retailers are always looking for part-time help to accommodate the seasonal hike in business. Working for a few weeks can keep students occupied while providing a financial boost for the semester ahead – and it may lead to a post-graduation opportunity.

Seek an internship

Join fort a short internship it will add more value in your job experience.Finding the right position can still provide valuable experience. Networking and making business contacts over the break can provide a critical edge during post-graduate job hunts.

Volunteer work

The holiday season is an excellent time for charitable work. Bangladesh is a developing country. So voluntary works by students will accelerate the speed of social development.Along with the satisfaction of helping the less fortunate, students can polish resumes and graduate school applications by volunteering. Whether it’s visiting a nursing home, organizing a gift drive or working the phones for a local non-profit, volunteering is a good way to help others while sharpening life skills.

Rest and relaxation

While it’s great to stay busy during a break, it’s important to find a happy medium. Students can use the break to catch up on much needed sleep, enjoy time with family and take full advantage of everything about home that they miss — like home-cooked meals. Students can also take this time to resupply themselves with practical items needed on campus — toothpaste, deodorant, clothes etc.

Take a holiday road trip

Once we leave university and enter the full-time workforce, vacation time is scarce — maybe a couple of paid weeks each year for those who are lucky. Adapting to a five day-a-week grind with little time off can be tough. So it’s important to seize vacation opportunities when they’re available. A quick road trip with friends or family can generate memories to treasure forever. It’s also a great way to recharge batteries for the upcoming semester.

While spending a few weeks zoning out on the couch might have some appeal, there are smarter ways to spend your semester break. Whether it’s a job, an internship or some uninterrupted family time, using your break period wisely can set you up for greater success when you return to university.