I made this several months back when my father-in-law was visiting, and I guess I forgot to post it. Not for lack of yumminess - I loved the little bursts of flavor from the grapes. The pre-cooking is important for them to get soft and sugary, so don't skip it!
Brush your pizza crust with an emulsion of lemon olive oil, white balsamic, honey, a touch of mustard and salt. (Salad dressing, basically). Spoon a few tablespoons of pizza sauce on top of that and spread thinly.
Slice half a bunch of thin asparagus spears into small (1/2 inch or so) pieces. Halve a handful of small red grapes. Sear first the asparagus, then the grape halves, in just a bit of olive oil on the stovetop. Top the pizza with asparagus, grapes, dollops of goat cheese, and very finely grated parmesan. Resist the urge to over-top.
Google the baking time & temp depending on the thickness of your crust, whether you are using a stone, your oven, etc.
Brush your pizza crust with an emulsion of lemon olive oil, white balsamic, honey, a touch of mustard and salt. (Salad dressing, basically). Spoon a few tablespoons of pizza sauce on top of that and spread thinly.
Slice half a bunch of thin asparagus spears into small (1/2 inch or so) pieces. Halve a handful of small red grapes. Sear first the asparagus, then the grape halves, in just a bit of olive oil on the stovetop. Top the pizza with asparagus, grapes, dollops of goat cheese, and very finely grated parmesan. Resist the urge to over-top.
Google the baking time & temp depending on the thickness of your crust, whether you are using a stone, your oven, etc.
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