Peach-Prosciutto Pizza

You guys.  Promise me that before peach season is over completely you will make this pizza.  It’s the kind of thing you awkwardly moan while you chew because it’s so flipping good.  Remember the Neapolitan style crust I shared on Monday?  (If you missed  it, click here).  It’s that authentic brick oven style crust that’s perfect for specialty pizzas like this.

Brick Oven Pizza

I had some of the Whipped Feta, from this blog post, left over in my fridge, so I spread a layer of it over my dough, and then topped it with thin strips of proscuitto.

neapolitan pizza crust recipe

Then I added a few chunks of fresh mozzarella. You don’t want to go too crazy with the mozzarella because it will also release some moisture and you don’t want it weighing it down too much.

neapolitan pizza crust recipe

The final piece is slices of fresh, sweet, juicy peaches.

neapolitan pizza crust recipe

I like to cook my pizzas in my pizza oven, but you can easily do it in your regular home oven, or even on your grill.  You can find instructions on the oven-bake method in the blog post with the crust recipe.

neapolitan pizza crust recipe

One thing that’s not required, but takes this pizza totally over the top is Rosemary Olive Oil and Raspberry Balsamic vinegar drizzled on top after.

neapolitan pizza crust recipe

The sweet peaches balance the salty proscuitto and the tangy feta gives it another flavor component.

Brick Oven Pizza

The mozzarella provides the creaminess and everything gets toasty and brown and caramelized when it cooks at high heat. A little fresh basil is the perfect finishing touch. Plus that rosemary olive oil and sweet balsamic.

Brick Oven Pizza

I could easily eat that entire pizza myself.  (How I know this shall remain unspoken.) Go grab yo’self some peaches and make this pizza!

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Brick Oven Pizza

Fresh Peach and Proscuitto Pizza


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Description

A traditional brick-oven style pizza with sweet peaches, salty proscuitto, and creamy cheeses.


Ingredients

  • 1 Recipe Neapolitan Pizza Dough (linked in blog post)
  • 1 batch whipped feta (or other creamy cheese)
  • 68 slices proscuitto
  • several big chunks fresh mozarella
  • 12 fresh peaches, sliced
  • fresh basil
  • optional: Rosemary olive oil and Raspberry balsamic (or regular olive oil and balsamic)

Instructions

  1. Stretch dough out into a circle about 8-10 inches and place on a pizza peel lined with cornmeal. Spread a layer of whipped feta on dough, followed by layers of proscuitto, chunks/slices of Mozerella, and finally sliced peaches.
  2. Baked pizza using one of the methods mentioned in blog post, either a pizza oven, regular oven, or grill.
  3. Sprinkle chopped basil on top, drizzle with olive oil and balsamic and serve.

 

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Sara Wells

Sara Wells co-founded Our Best Bites in 2008. She is the author of three Bestselling Cook Books, Best Bites: 150 Family Favorite RecipesSavoring the Seasons with Our Best Bites, and 400 Calories or Less from Our Best Bites. Sara’s work has been featured in many local and national news outlets and publications such as Parenting MagazineBetter Homes & GardensFine CookingThe Rachel Ray Show and the New York Times.

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Questions & Reviews

  1. Love everything I have ever make from Our Best Bites! Made this pizza tonight, we really enjoyed it! My husband was not excited when I told him what I was making. However, after dinner he said put that one in our do again Recipe book! As always best recipes ever!






  2. I finally made this and it was super yummy. The only change I made was balsamic glaze from Trader Joe’s and the crust was a recipe I make often using 00 flour. Thanks for the new pizza ideas! I feel so fancy when I eat fancy pizza. 🙂