Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Pear and Arugula Flatbread Pizza
It is my mission to bring you awesome quick meals. I lay awake at night trying to
be creative and write recipes. Sometimes I wake up out of a deep sleep and start
writing my thoughts on a certain recipe. I actually don't even leave the house without
a pen and a little notebook...I find inspiration all around me. This recipe came to me
when I saw a jar of Fig Butter just hanging around. Holy Yumminess!!!!!
Pear and Arugula Flatbread Pizza
2 flatbreads
red onion, a few slices
1 pear
a handful of arugula
1/4 cup mozzarella, shredded
goat cheese
olive oil
fig butter
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Brush Flatbread with olive oil and than put on some of
the fig jam. Sprinkle on the mozzarella and top with arugula. Add the sliced pear -
onion and goat cheese. Bake for 10 to 15 minutes.
"Note" this would be a great appetizer at a holiday party...cut into wedges and served
with some chilled wine wine or spritzer.
Linking to.....Nastasha at Shuelove, one of my favorite bloggers.
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Oh my gosh this looks heavenly! I ate something similar at Cheesecake Factory and this looks even more delicious! Hope you're having a wonderful start to the holidays! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! My fig spread will be put to good use now. ;)
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness! Yummm. Fruity flavors rock with goat cheese
ReplyDeleteIve never had arugula but this looks really good.
ReplyDeleteso many amazing flavors! i love goat cheese on pizza. winning recipe for sure :)
ReplyDeletethat sounds delightful!! and looks even better!
ReplyDeleteBy all means keep bringing me these delish recipes! You had me at fig butter
ReplyDeletethis looks ammmmmmazing!
ReplyDeletethat is so fancy and pretty, perfect for when the ladies come over.
ReplyDeleteThese are my absolute favorite flavors! Totally doing this!
ReplyDeleteYou always post the most delicious looking recipes! This one has me drooling!
ReplyDeleteI'll say it again...we need a Val SoCal Cook Book! This looks to die for!
ReplyDeletePerfect! We just received a boat load of pears from Pittman & David and I discovered the fig butter at Trader Joe's. HEAVEN! Thanks Val!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds A-MA-ZING! Thank you so much for lying awake at night dreaming up these incredible recipes for us Val...not that we want you to lose sleep! LOL!
ReplyDeleteVanessa
This looks absolutely wonderful Val!!! Oh my goodness!! We just purchased a fig and kalamata spread- that might work wonderfully for this recipe too!! Yum!! Yum!!!
ReplyDeleteYummy! I had fig jam on a pizza this spring and it was amazing. Please keep the recipes coming, Val. They are always fantastic.
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome you think so much about these amazing creations!!!!! I love it:)
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Your food looks wonderful. Thanks so much for stopping by and for your nice comment. I'm a new follower. Love all of your photos.
ReplyDeleteOh say no more!! This looks so so scrumptious!! The fig butter and goat cheese + pear! I just died and went to heaven! YUM!! Thanks so much for linking up today!!! XO
ReplyDeleteAnything with arugula and I'm all in!! This sounds so good!!! If only I could find arugula here!!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks soo good. YUM
ReplyDeleteyour recipes are always so wonderful val!
ReplyDeletewow keep the pad of paper near your bed and bringing us more of this hugs
ReplyDeleteohhhh i miss flatbread pizza!!!! i need to start creating more interesting foods than fishgratin and frozen pizza here :) you always inspire me (then i try buying foods here in norway and spend 100 bucks at the grocery store on one meal and i give up!) :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. I don't know if I would want to eat it! It seriously sounds yummy and looks very gourmet.
ReplyDeleteWow, this looks absolutely incredible. And, fig butter? OMG!
ReplyDeleteI wish I could eat this for lunch right now!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so good that one of my co-workers just walked by and said "oh my god you have to email me to that link!" LOL As you can see we are working hard.
ReplyDeleteJen-that is awesome! =)
ReplyDeleteThis-looks-delicious! YUM!!
ReplyDeletethis looks seriously so good, and sounds easy! I can't wait to try this, my boyfriend will be so impressed!
ReplyDeleteDid I miss a post where you became a food photographer. I mean your shots are always amazing but this one just tops the cake! WOW! It looks heavenly
ReplyDeleteI've been seeing more and more recipes with pears. Must try this. :)
ReplyDeletepure deliciousness! You blow me away with your recipes and photography!
ReplyDeleteHeather
Mmm, delish. I just bought a big old pile of arugula for flatbread...we must be thinking alike :)
ReplyDeleteHoly heck! That looks amazing! I can't wait to see more of your blog!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the most beautiful and creative pizzas I've ever seen!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so good! You are so sweet laying awake at night for us. :)
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas sweet friend and Happy New Year!!
xoxoxo
You're so amazing.. how do you even imagine this stuff? It sounds so great! :)
ReplyDeleteWowww, this looks incredible! I'm reading through all of your recipes now and going crazy bookmarking, can't wait to try some of these!
ReplyDeletehey val! I just made this minus the fig jam - delish! Thank you
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! This looks so good and a great sweet salty combo!
ReplyDeletexoxo,
Chic 'n Cheap Living
Holy hannah! This looks dee-lish!
ReplyDeleteOh wow. This looks divine! Gonna put this on the menu for tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteYummm! This looks absolutely delectable!
ReplyDeletexo Josie
www.winksmilestyle.com
that looks so amazing! I'm going to have to try it. Too early for breakfast ?? =)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous combo and on a pizza too... heaven!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh!!! All I can say, is....it is time for lunch!!!! But where can I order THIS!?! Wow.
ReplyDeleteLove love love this! Whenever I go to the Cheesecake Factory I order their pear and arugula flat bread. Your pictures are absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteJust made this -- LOVED IT! I couldn't find any fig butter at my grocery store though...so I had to go with fig preserves. Lighter in color. Still good though!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreta, yay. I'm so glad you enjoyed this. So tasty.
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