Rosemary Potato Flatbread
Morning meal. Meal break. Supper. For this Rosemary Potato Flatbread with Cauliflower Crust Option, the choice is entirely yours!
I don’t want to brag, but just look how gorgeous this flatbread is!
Maybe my most beautiful flatbread so far. I use pre-made flatbread, add creamy gruyere cheese, crispy fried baby potatoes, and rosemary, then bake it in the oven. And a short while later…joy!
Encouraging Drooling
What is it about crunchy potatoes and cheese that is just so incredibly captivating? No matter what it is, I am drawn to it like a moth to a flame. Resistance is pointless...and when you add a fried egg, it's simply irresistible!
How to Achieve the Ideal Fried Egg!
That crunchy crust, creamy gruyere, and fragrant rosemary are already amazing, but adding a flawlessly fried egg makes this dish incredibly fabulous! What is the method for frying the ideal egg?
Flawlessness, Regardless of How You Cut It…Notice My Play on Words?
Whether you opt for a classic flatbread found in nearly every grocery store or a cauliflower crust, your taste buds, sight, and stomach will be gratified and pleased.
Gluten and Carb Watchers, I’m Here for You with Multiple Options!
If you want to avoid the classic flatbread to manage carbs and gluten, you might consider choosing a cauliflower crust instead of flatbread! Numerous shops offer tasty cauliflower crust choices. You can also place an order online and get them delivered to your doorstep. We adore two brands of Cauliflower Crust.
We utilized Caulipower Pizza Crust for this recipe.
It is free from gluten, slim and crunchy.
The Dish: Rosemary Potato Flatbread with Cauliflower Crust Choice
Advice and Essentials: I really enjoy using a cast iron skillet for frying potato slices. You will require a baking tray and a sharp knife.
Suggestion: to avoid sticking, use a generous amount of oil and ensure the pan is extremely hot.
Once the pizza is ready, put egg(s) on top, then season the egg with sea salt and pepper.
Cut and savor!
Fundamental INGREDIENTS
- 6 oz broccoli florets
- 6 oz Yukon gold potatoes
- 0.25 oz new rosemary
- 1 bundle cannellini beans
- 1 lemon
- 2 cloves garlic
- 2 radishes
- 4 oz Arcadian greens
- 2 flatbreads
- 1 tbsp vegetable oil*
- 2 tbsp olive oil*
- Salt and pepper*
- *Not Included
Guidelines
1 Roast the vegetables
Preheat the broiler to 425°F. Slash the broccoli into reduced down pieces. Meagerly cut the potatoes. Pick the rosemary leaves from their stems and mince the leaves. Add the broccoli and potatoes to a baking sheet and throw with 1 tbsp vegetable oil, rosemary, and a spot of salt and pepper. Cook the vegetables until gently sautéed, around 10 to 12 minutes.
2 Blend the hummus
Channel and flush the cannellini beans. Strip the garlic. Divide the lemon. Add simply a large portion of the cannellini beans, juice from a large portion of the lemon, garlic, 1 tbsp olive oil, 1 tsp salt, and a spot of pepper to a food processor. Mix the white bean puree until smooth.
3 Prepare the plate of mixed greens
Daintily cut the radishes. Add the leftover cannellini beans, cut radishes, and Arcadian greens to a huge bowl, throw with the juice from the excess lemon, 2 tsp olive oil, and a spot of salt and pepper.
4 Bake the flatbread
Spread the white bean puree on the flatbreads. Top with a layer of firm broccoli and potatoes. Put the flatbreads straightforwardly on the stove rack and prepare until warmed through, around 3 to 5 minutes.
5 Serve
Cut the rosemary potato flatbreads into wedges and sprinkle with a tiny bit of olive oil each. Present with the plate of mixed greens. Cool. Appreciate it!Orange-dream-creamsicle-smoothie.
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