I finally had a few small bits of produce from my garden! Today I used some fresh garlic and basil from my garden to make a very simple garlic and basil pizza. Actually, it's so simple that it doesn't even deserve to be called a "recipe", but it was really fantastic. Here's how I made it:
I used a premade crust from Armello's Italian Bakery in Vandergrift, PA. I put the crust on a large cookie sheet, then spritzed it with about a tablespoon of olive oil. I then spread about 3/4 cup of pizza sauce on top of the crust. I cleaned two cloves of fresh garlic and sliced the garlic into very thin slices - I used a sharp knife, but I think a microplane or peeler would work better. I picked some fresh basil, cleaned and julienned it and then sprinkled it on top. (Next time I'll use a lot more basil.) I then topped the pizza with about 1/2 cup of grated mozzarella cheese and about 1/4 cup of grated parmesan, and slid it into a 450 degree oven where it baked for about 8 minutes.
It was wonderful!
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