Uuurrrgggghhh,
what a freakin’ frustrating day! I won’t go into details but just know that the
original post I was to bring to you today was one I was really looking forward
to. Un-freakin’-fortunately, I lost my camera cord and therefore I cannot upload
the pics to share with you. So unless you want to come over and look through my
view finder, you won’t be seeing the delicious and super healthy greek yogurt
crumble parfait I was working on. But lucky for you, I will have a replacement
cord shortly and the post will be up next Thursday….
So since I had nada to post today
and no recent pictures that I was able to upload, I had to go into my photo
files and find something I wanted to share. Ah-ha! Broccoli Calzones! Ding ding
ding, I knew I captured these gems for a reason. I honestly can’t remember why
they were put on the backburner for the blog, hhhhmmm….oh yeah, roasted
broccoli. I loved the flavor- kind of nutty and bit woodsy/earthy, but wasn’t
sure how you guys would feel. So I leave
it up to you to decide- broccoli: to roast or not to roast??
Looking forward to hearing backJ Enjoy…
Roasted Broccoli
Calzones
Serves: 1-2
OBJ: TCW
be able to extract the most flavor from her broccoli by roasting each floret
Ingredients:
1 head
broccoli, stem removed, diced into small florets
1
small-medium onion, peeled and sliced
3 TBS extra
virgin olive oil
S & P:
to taste
1 pizza
dough, defrosted and risen ( I rec. House of Pasta brand)
1 ½ C
whole milk ricotta cheese
3/4 C
shredded mozzarella cheese
¼ C
freshly grated Parmesan cheese
1 egg,
beaten
Sesame seeds,
for garnishing
Prepared marinara
sauce, for dipping
Procedures:
1.
Preheat oven to 425 degrees
2. Toss
broccoli and onions with oil and S & P. Place on foil-lined jelly roll pan
3. Roast
for 20-25 minutes or until golden and edges are charred (simultaneously place
pizza stone on bottom rack to preheat while broccoli roasts)
4. Remove
broccoli from oven, leave pizza stone in
5. In
large mixing bowl, mix cheeses well and season with additional S & P
6. Divide
pizza dough in ½ and roll each out to about a 12 inch oval
7. Split the
cheese mixture up between each dough and spread a bit, but leave it so that it
is still a semi-mound in the center
8. Place
broccoli and onions over cheese mixture and press down to spread a bit more:
9. Fold each
dough over so that you have a ½ moon shaped calzone
10. Seal
the edges well and place 2 small slits on each calzone with a knife
11. Remove
pizza stone from oven, place each calzone on it and brush each with egg wash. Sprinkle
each with sesame seeds
12. Bake
for 20-25 minutes or until golden brown
13.
Remove from oven and enjoy with marinara sauce
Well, while I am looking forward to next week’s post, I am SSSOOO happy we got to see this gem! Your breads are AMAZING. I love how you are able to create such a crispy exterior while leaving the filling so delicate. Also, the ingredients you choose are always top notch. Another spectacular addition aHT.
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