Tomato White Pizza

"I wrote up this recipe after I had cooked it a few times and decided I liked it. I originally made the white pizza as an excuse to cook up a whole bunch of fresh garlic and tomatoes that I had gotten from a farm. I use generic pre-made pizza crusts because I don't have time to make my own crust. If you get a decent brand they still come out great. The kicker is the salt and olive oil underneath all of the cheese, it makes for a very moist and almost sauce-like pizza topping. The tomatoes add great flavor, texture, and moisture as well."
 
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Ready In:
30mins
Ingredients:
8
Serves:
4-6

ingredients

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directions

  • Start w./ pizza crust. Cover lightly with olive oil (I drizzle it across the whole thing, then smear it around with my hands so there is a thin layer of olive oil across the whole crust.
  • Put minced garlic on pizza crust, spread around until evenly covered.
  • Lightly salt.
  • Cover with cheese. Cheese should not be too thin, just a single layer of shreds thick.
  • Lay sliced tomatoes on pizza. I like to cover as much area as possible, but do to taste.
  • Grate romano cheese over the tomatoes. Fairly thin layer.
  • Sprinkle parsley flakes on top.
  • Bake at 350 for 15-20 minutes until crust is golden brown.

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Reviews

  1. Yum!! I bought a round store made pizza shell. Made half the regular way (sauce and cheese) for the kids and the other half this way. Which only gave me and hubby 2 pieces each - we both wanted more!! I usually don't eat more than 1 piece! I sprinkled a little garlic powder and basil over the tomatoes and also added a few sliced banana peppers. Served with a tossed salad. What a great meal - thanks!!
     
  2. Loved it!! Next time I'll have to make 2 of them because apparently 1 wasn't enough! :D
     
  3. Great! I think a little too much garlic, but that was ok. I only had parmesan cheese which I sprinkled on top of the tomatoes. I also added chopped canned artichokes which was a nice addition. I also wanted to mention I baked my pizza at 350 F for 15 - 20 min.
     
  4. This is a real garlic lover's pizza and was enjoyed by all; almost like cheesy garlic bread. I did crush the garlic though instead of mincing it as I didn't think it would be much fun to bite down on a piece of garlic. This was one of my adoptees from PAC '08.
     
  5. This was a delicious pizza. It was easy to prepare. For the crust I used Easy No Rise Pizza Crust, #16957. (If using that crust, I recommend prebaking for approximately 7 minutes). I followed the recipe, but discovered I was out of romano cheese and used parmesan instead. It tasted great, but I bet it would be better with the romano. I will definately make this again. Thanks for posting Jack.
     
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  1. This was a delicious pizza. It was easy to prepare. For the crust I used Easy No Rise Pizza Crust, #16957. (If using that crust, I recommend prebaking for approximately 7 minutes). I followed the recipe, but discovered I was out of romano cheese and used parmesan instead. It tasted great, but I bet it would be better with the romano. I will definately make this again. Thanks for posting Jack.
     

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I live in Baltimore. While there are plenty of good restaurants around here, sometimes it is just nice to cook my own food. I love to grill, bake, and sautee things. Most of the recipes I come up with are just items that are laying around put together in (hopefully) tasty ways.
 
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