This is one of my favorites...as I do love spinach, mozzarella, oregano, a touch of garlic and olive oil. And those ingredients sum up the basic flavor of this delight. You can do it the vegetarian way or add you own favoite ingredients like tuna, ham, bacon, to mention only some of them.
Try it and you'll see that its awesome!
Different shapes...
My daughters love to have their pizza served shaped as hearts, however you can prepare a round or square pizza as well. For preparation of a big pizza (size of a baking tray) you´ll need at least 4 x ingredients for the dough and toppings. However, in that case I recommend to make a "Four-Season Pizza" and divide your big Family Pizza into 4 parts with different toppings each.
For the dough you need (for 1 mediumsized, round pizza):
2 cups of flour

1/2 cup warm water (or more)
salt
1 tsp olive oil
1 Tbsp dry yeast mixed with 1/2 tsp sugar
(to activate yeast)
For the preparation of the tomato base you need:
1/2 cup tomato pulp
(tetra pack, canned or freshly prepared, but without any flavors!)
thyme (fresh or dry)
salt
1 tsp. olive oil
Ingredients for your pizza topping:
4 cups spinach leaves
some mushrooms (optional)
some corn (optional)
1/2 cup mozarella cubed (or use feta cheese)
1 1/2 cup mozzarella grateed
1 clove crushed garlic
1 small onion cut in rings
1 Tbsp. olive oil
Oregano (fresh or dry)
First: Prepare the dough. Use a small cup to mix yeast, sugar and about 3 Tbsp. warm (not hot) water. Place flour and 1 tsp of salt in a bowl and pour yeast-mixture in a scoop in the middle. Let yeast sit and activate for about 5-10 minutes. When yeast is foaming and increasing its volume mix together with flour and water. Add only as much water to the dough as necessary to have a smooth "play dough-like" texture. Kneat carefully with your hands. When it´s getting too moist, add some water, or add more of it if necessary. Form a ball and let it rest and rise in the bowl (cover with a kitchen towel) for about 2 hours. It should have increased to about 25 % more volume!
Then take a small baking dish or any other (heart) shaped cake tin. Grease the baking mold with some oil or margarine. Use a small, even drinking glass to roll out the dough (the drinking class so much more handy than the rolling pin for a small pizza). Some like their pizza with a thick dough, others like it thinner. It´s your choice. I always prefer a thin layer and use to roll it as flat much as possible. Then I skip the ends and prepare some garlic pizza bread with the leftovers. You can also prepare another small pizza for next day. Place pizza in the stove (don´t heat the oven yet!).
Meanwhile wash spinach leaves and cook together with salt and garlic in water for about 10 Minutes. While the leaves are steaming in a covered pot cube some of the mozzarella (or feta cheese) and grate the rest of the mozzarella. Strain boiled spinach leaves and squeeze them with a cooking spoon (otherwise your pizza topping is too liquid and tastes like a spinach soup!)
After that mix tomato pulp with thyme, salt, olive oil and stir with a spoon. Prepare other ingredients of your choice (mushrooms, corn or others like ham or bacon) ready to top your pizza.
Finally grab the tray with the pizza dough out of the oven (it might have been rised a little bit) and spread tomato pulp with a spoon all over. Top with spinach leaves and place all other ingredients on your pizza - cheese cubes, corn, mushrooms, onion rings and at last: spread mozzarella cheese over it all and add a final touch of olive oil and oregano.
Put in the oven at highest heat for about 15-20 Minutes. Serve with parmesan cheese if preferred.
ENJOY!
Please note: It´s not recommended to warm up spinach. Neither during the cooking process spinach should be chilled and warmed up again, nor should you put leftovers with spinach in the oven again ! You can eat spinach pizza leftovers cold, that's no problem.