This homemade Burrata Pizza recipe is going to win your next pizza night! It's bursting with flavor from the fresh tomatoes, parmesan, burrata, arugula, and a drizzle of an incredible balsamic reduction to bring all the flavors together.
Oven Method: Preheat a pizza stone in hot oven to 450 degrees F (230°C). Roll out dough thinly, to form pizza crust. Add some cornmeal to a pizza peel and place the pizza dough on top. Slide onto pizza stone and cook for 3-4 minutes. Remove from oven and spread with a thin layer of sauce, then parmesan cheese and tomato slices. Cook for 5 more minutes, or until crust is crisp and cooked through.
1 lb pizza dough*
Pizza Oven Method: Roll out pizza dough. Sprinkle a pizza peel with cornmeal and flour and place the pizza dough on top. Spread with a thin layer of sauce. Top with parmesan cheese and a few slices of tomato. Use pizza peel to slide the pizza into hot, preheated pizza oven. Rotate gradually, until cooked and crisp on all sides—usually takes about 3 minutes.
Add Burrata: Remove pizza from oven. Tear burrata ball into pieces and scatter around the pizza (or serve it whole, in the center of the pizza). Top with fresh basil. Optional, top with arugula and a drizzle of balsamic reduction. Add some crushed red pepper flakes, if desired.
8 oz burrata, ¼ cup fresh basil leaves, 1 cup Baby arugula, balsamic reduction, crushed red pepper flakes
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Yield: One 12-14 inch pizza. Serving Size: 1/3 pizza.Variations: Add fresh sliced peaches, prosciutto, or pepperoni.Baking Tray: No pizza stone or pizza oven? Use a large baking tray, placed upside down, as a makeshift” pizza stone”. Allow it to preheat and warm up in the oven. Once hot, slide pizza on top to bake.Pizza Dough: My homemade pizza dough recipe will make two large pizzas. Or, use quality store-bought dough from Trader Joes, Winco, or Whole Foods, which will also be enough for 2 pizzas.