Pizza Prosciutto
Pizza
20 min.
Simple

Pizza Prosciutto

The simple things in life are often the most beautiful. Do you think so too? Great! Because the Pizza Prosciutto here is super simple: Crispy airy dough, flavorful tomato sauce, a bunch of mozzarella, and 2 handfuls of the finest Italian raw ham. A pizza doesn't need more to bring tears of joy! Whether you call it ham pizza or like the Italians Pizza Prosciutto – it's always the same and it always tastes incredibly good. Because I'm into it, I also threw in some garlic. Just always works.

MY TIP:
Do yourself a favor and leave the packaged cheap cooking ham on the shelf. Good Prosciutto really makes a huge difference in this pizza classic.

10 min.
Preparation Time
10 min.
Cooking Time

Ingredients

For 2 servings



1/2 bunch of basil

2 mozzarella balls

12 slices of Prosciutto

2 cloves of garlic

Salt, Pepper

Beer for drizzling

Equipment

Pizza stone or | Pizza oven | Pizza Peel

nutritional values per serving

1052 cal
79 g carbs
42 g fat
45 g protein

Preparation in 5 steps

1

Preheat pizza oven, gas grill, or conventional oven with a pizza stone to maximum heat.

2

Shape pizza dough into a round shape about 1 cm thick using your hands.

3

Generously sprinkle the pizza peel with flour and place the pizza dough on it. Thinly spread the dough with tomato sauce from the inside out in circular motions. Distribute garlic on the sauce. Roughly tear the mozzarella and spread it evenly on the tomato sauce. Top with prosciutto.

4

Bake the pizza on the pizza stone in the pizza oven for 2-3 minutes, in the gas grill for about 5 minutes, or in the oven for about 10 minutes until the dough is crispy and the cheese is melted.

5

Wash basil, shake dry, and pluck leaves from stems. Top pizza with basil.

Svenja Helmers
Svenja Helmers
Baroness of Beef

Whoever stands at the grill and starves is to blame. Svenja has grown up with this motto and has no choice but to love meat and everything else from the hot grate. BBQ season is year-round for her - with a cup of tea with Kluntje it's always nice outside. Whether spare ribs, burnt ends or a fantastic goulash from the Dutch oven: it has to be hearty. At BURNHARD, Svenja can combine two passions: BBQ and writing, the perfect mix!