EasyCook
EasyCook

Pizza with Parma ham and arugula

12 servings

120 minutes

Pizza with Parma ham and arugula is a true delight for lovers of Italian cuisine. This dish originates from sunny Italy, where prosciutto—high-quality ham—is a symbol of gastronomic heritage. The thin crust baked to a golden brown is topped with tender mozzarella and aromatic canned tomatoes, creating a rich flavor with a slight tang. The finishing touch is fresh arugula that adds a spicy bitterness and prosciutto with its delicate texture and expressive taste. Cherry tomatoes add sweet notes, balancing the flavor composition. This pizza is perfect for a romantic dinner, friendly gathering, or simply gastronomic pleasure.

Pizza with Parma ham and arugula
Energy value per serving
Calories
305.7kcal
Proteins
14.8grams
Fats
14.3grams
Carbohydrates
32.9grams
Ingredients
12servings
Cooking steps
  • 1

    We knead the dough: sift the flour on the table (in my case, it was a mixer), pour water, olive oil into the well made, and add salt. We knead.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Wheat flour: 500 g
    2. Water: 250 ml
    3. Olive oil: 30 ml
    4. Salt: 0.5 teaspoon
  • 2

    Add yeast to the mixed dough. Knead well.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Fresh yeast: 10 g
  • 3

    We place the dough in a warm place for 1 hour.

  • 4

    We divide the dough into 3 parts.

  • 5

    Roll out the first ball (thinly, about 5 mm), spread a third of the canned tomatoes with a spatula, and top with sliced mozzarella rounds.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Canned diced tomatoes: 1 jar
    2. Mozzarella cheese: 300 g
  • 6

    Bake for 10-15 minutes until golden brown. Baking temperature is 225 degrees.

  • 7

    On the ready pizza, place a third of the arugula creatively (you can just lay it in slices or roll it into roses), add the prosciutto, and beautifully scatter the halved cherry tomatoes.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Rocket (arugula): 100 g
    2. Prosciutto: 300 g
    3. Cherry tomatoes: 200 g
  • 8

    We repeat the procedure with the remaining pieces of dough.