Prosciutto and Arugula Pizza

Gluten Free
Health score
6%
Prosciutto and Arugula Pizza
45 min.
1
365kcal

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If you're looking for a delicious and elegant dish that can be whipped up in no time, look no further than this Prosciutto and Arugula Pizza. Perfect for those who embrace a gluten-free lifestyle, this pizza is not just a meal—it’s an experience that combines the fresh, peppery flavors of arugula with the rich, savory taste of prosciutto. Imagine a warm, crispy crust, topped with luscious layers of melted mozzarella and cacio di Roma cheese, all brought together by a gentle smattering of Pomì strained tomatoes. This recipe is so easy to prepare, taking just 45 minutes from start to finish, making it an ideal choice for a quick weeknight dinner, an impressive appetizer for guests, or a light yet satisfying snack.

The contrast of the crispy pizza crust with the fresh arugula makes each bite a delightful journey of textures and flavors. The prosciutto adds a touch of gourmet elegance, while the vibrant colors of the toppings make the pizza as stunning to look at as it is to eat. This dish aligns perfectly with the principles of simple Italian cooking, ensuring that each ingredient shines. So gather your friends or family, and enjoy this beautiful homemade pizza that not only tantalizes the taste buds but is also a feast for the eyes. Indulge in this flavorful bite of Italy right from your own kitchen!

Ingredients

  • 12 small arugula leaves whole coarsely chopped
  • tablespoon olive oil extra virgin 
  • slices pancetta thin
  • 0.3 cup cacio di roma shredded
  • 0.3 cup mozzarella cheese fresh shredded
  • 0.3 cup pomì strained tomatoes 

Equipment

    Directions

    1. Spread the tomato sauce evenly over the parbaked pizza crust, leaving a 1/2-inch border. Scatter the cheeses evenly over the sauce. Broil as directed, then drizzle olive oil over the pizza. Drape the slices of prosciutto over the warm pizza and scatter the arugula over the prosciutto.
    2. Cut into 6 slices and serve.
    3. Reprinted with permission from Molto Gusto: Easy Italian Cooking by Mario Batali and Mark Ladner, © 2010 Ecco

    Nutrition Facts

    Calories365kcal
    Protein12.69%
    Fat81.19%
    Carbs6.12%

    Properties

    Glycemic Index
    135
    Glycemic Load
    1.31
    Inflammation Score
    -8
    Nutrition Score
    12.438695767651%

    Flavonoids

    Naringenin
    0.66mg
    Apigenin
    0.01mg
    Luteolin
    0.02mg
    Isorhamnetin
    1.03mg
    Kaempferol
    8.46mg
    Myricetin
    0.13mg
    Quercetin
    2.46mg

    Nutrients percent of daily need

    Calories:364.55kcal
    18.23%
    Fat:33.31g
    51.25%
    Saturated Fat:9.92g
    61.98%
    Carbohydrates:5.65g
    1.88%
    Net Carbohydrates:4.11g
    1.49%
    Sugar:3.32g
    3.68%
    Cholesterol:43.24mg
    14.41%
    Sodium:398.98mg
    17.35%
    Alcohol:0g
    100%
    Alcohol %:0%
    100%
    Protein:11.71g
    23.43%
    Vitamin K:42.85µg
    40.81%
    Vitamin A:1573.63IU
    31.47%
    Vitamin C:16.81mg
    20.37%
    Calcium:191.18mg
    19.12%
    Vitamin E:2.83mg
    18.87%
    Phosphorus:180.82mg
    18.08%
    Selenium:11.26µg
    16.09%
    Vitamin B12:0.8µg
    13.31%
    Potassium:401.8mg
    11.48%
    Manganese:0.2mg
    9.94%
    Folate:39.7µg
    9.92%
    Vitamin B3:1.96mg
    9.81%
    Zinc:1.47mg
    9.81%
    Vitamin B1:0.14mg
    9.53%
    Vitamin B6:0.19mg
    9.51%
    Vitamin B2:0.14mg
    8.48%
    Magnesium:31.32mg
    7.83%
    Fiber:1.54g
    6.16%
    Iron:0.94mg
    5.24%
    Copper:0.09mg
    4.58%
    Vitamin B5:0.41mg
    4.08%
    Vitamin D:0.24µg
    1.6%
    Source:Epicurious