© Sunshine Urbaniak
Prosciutto Mascarpone Pizza
So my recipe is semi-homemade with store-bought pizza dough and sauce, or, if I have left over in the fridge, my marinara sauce (it works quite nicely on this pizza). If I don’t use my marinara I buy L.E. Roselli’s Pizza Sauce. It’s very good. Most grocery stores now offer fresh pizza dough. Look for at least 13 oz. and up to 16 oz. for a standard pizza large enough for four people. It’s very important to let the pizza dough come to room temperature before you start stretching it. Feel free to watch this video to learn how to stretch pizza dough. It’s easier than you think.
A quick tip about the prosciutto. It tends to be rubbery and tough to chew so it can pull and slide off the pizza if the slices are too wide. To prevent this, lay thin strips in a pinwheel pattern around the pizza. Enjoy!
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