phyllo pizza with smoked mozzarella and roasted cherry tomatoes
Robin
Saturday, August 14, 2010 at 12:01PM 
One of the golden rules of entertaining is to never use your dinner guests as guinea pigs. Use recipes that you've made at least once before to avoid any surprises or flops. The last thing one needs at an already stressful time is to find out that hey, that should have been a teaspoon of baking powder not baking soda, or perhaps that fritter didn't need the extra egg. Save yourself some headaches and just try it out before hand.
Of course, since I'm saying this it should be patently obvious that I disregarded all of those things.
Nor did I follow the recipe.
Thankfully, it was more delicious than I could have ever expected it to be. It was probably one of the easiest, tastiest recipes I've tried in the last year.
I can hear you right now, though. "Phyllo pizza? You want me to use those paper-thin sheets of pastry surely sent straight from Hades to make us pull out all of our hair? It tears at nary a glance, let alone picking it up or brushing it with butter! Wars have surely been started over this temperamental devil-food!"
Have no fear, my dears. If thawed properly phyllo dough is a breeze to handle. And by thawed I don't mean using the recommended directions of letting it sit overnight in the refrigerator. That's going to give you a cold, gummy mess that will make you feel like tearing your hair out. And let's leave that pretty coif alone.
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