Imagine with me . . .
a light, flavorful crust
generously laden with a rich & flavorful roasted garlic Alfredo sauce
topped with grated fresh mozzarella,
crispy pancetta,
more mozzarella . . .
and then after cooling for a few minutes,
a sprinkling of fresh Parmesan shavings
There's something magical about adding Parmesan shavings at the end,
after the pizza has had a minute or two to cool.
Not only is its texture superb, but its salty bite gives this Fall Harvest pizza
just the right finish.
Pizza dishes are known for their versatile nature; their topping possibilities are endless. So why not seize Fall's best vegetables and herbs . . . and introduce them to a creamy, rich sauce, fresh cheese, and salty, crispy pancetta?!
And for a more rustic appearance, don't stress about whether the pizza dough forms a perfect circle. Instead, stretch it out . . . and let the dough take its own odd shape.
And for a more rustic appearance, don't stress about whether the pizza dough forms a perfect circle. Instead, stretch it out . . . and let the dough take its own odd shape.
Serve atop a wood board, add a small pumpkin or two, linen napkins . . . and you have a festive dinner.
Here's what you'll need . . .
home-made or store bought pizza dough
mozzarella cheese, shredded
4 ounces of pancetta, chopped and cooked
5 ounces shaved Parmesan
bunch of fresh thyme
olive oil
* Spicy Italian sausage would be a great addition to this pizza!
Preparation
Prepare pizza dough. Par-bake at 375 degrees Fahrenheit for 8-10 minutes. Allow to cool.
Dress par-baked crust with desired amount of Alfredo sauce.
Sprinkle lightly with mozzarella cheese, and evenly distribute roasted sweet potatoes, butternut squash, and pancetta.
Sprinkle with more mozzarella cheese.
Bake for 10 t0 12 minutes. Cool for 1-2 minutes, and then generously sprinkle with fresh shaved Parmesan.
Enjoy!
bon appetit!
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