Pesto Pizza

"This is one of my family's favorites. I also like to make small ones using french bread or sourdough slices for an easy lunch. I sometimes add mozzarella if I'm in the mood. It makes it milder. great served with a spring greens salad."
 
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Ready In:
25mins
Ingredients:
7
Yields:
1 pizza
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ingredients

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directions

  • Brush crust with olive oil.
  • Spread pesto sauce on crust leaving just the edges.
  • Spread garlic around, place tomato slices on, crumble cheese over it (or place if soft goat cheese), and then walnuts.
  • Bake at 375°F for about 15 minutes or until cheese starts to brown.

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Reviews

  1. We've had this twice in as many weeks, so that alone deserves 5 stars. We have tons of Basil in our garden at the moment and afer making a super-yum Recipe #8650, Matt made us pita pesto pizzas. Mushrooms were added, but no walnuts...next time. :) Thanks for sharing this simple, tasty recipe, Jacq.
     
  2. I had just made my first batch of pesto and was looking for something to use it for....ohmigosh! This was so good! Had a girlfriend over for lunch, and she loved it, so did my husband! I used the mozarella because that's what I had on hand, and added some slivers of mild green peppers from the garden, Fast, easy, delicious!
     
  3. This was easy and very tasty. I will be making this often. Thank you1
     
  4. Dh went nuts. Probably because he realized even he could make these and they're very flavorful, all our favorite toppings. It never occurred to me to use bread as a pizza crust. I sent dh into town for a round loaf of sourdough and had him ask the lady in the store bakery to slice it horizontally. How easy is that? It made a light, crunchy crust. It will be many Saturdays before I make pizza crust from scratch again. Thanks!
     
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What to say about me. I have traveled Europe and Turkey extensively and found that my favorite meals were in the Mediteranian. But I love a good all American BBQ. Life is an adventure and I live it to the fullest. Nothing is too trivial to enjoy or too big to take on. I had a Liver transplant Sept 21, 2001 that was very sucessful. It was a happy time when I was back to cooking more often. Actually getting back to living more often!!! I love cooking for large groups which is rare these days. Cooking is great therapy. I cook even when no one is hungry and I have to save it for later! I LOVE cookbooks. Just about any kind. I end up with a stack of them next to my bed because I browse through them before I go to sleep looking for ideas for the next day or so.
 
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