Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Rosemary Garlic Chicken Pizza

I decided that the next pizza that I make would be a California Pizza Kitchen (CPK) inspired.  My favorite pizzas are no longer available on their new menu so it is time to make it at home anyway!!  I couldn't decide between my favorite Garlic Chicken Pizza and my friend Tracey's favorite Rosemary Chicken Potato Pizza.  I looked around the freezer and pantry to figure out what I had and I found some rosemary chicken that was taken from a roast chicken that I made a little while ago.  I also had fresh rosemary and garlic so I decided to mix the flavors.


I used my homemade pizza crust which is my new favorite.  If you don't make your own, you can buy the bag of dough from Trader Joe's or use a Pillsbury Pizza Crust.  Then I melted butter on the stove top and grated the garlic into the skillet.  I added two sprigs of rosemary to flavor the butter mixture.  I added the rosemary chicken since it was still frozen and heated the whole pan of toppings.  The chicken soaked up a lot of the butter so I did add a little more.  I had a helper in the kitchen so I didn't get to take a picture of the process because I was too busy keeping his hands away from the pan.

Little man helped put the cheese on top and spread it evenly.  I cut up a few sprigs of rosemary and put them on top of the cheese.  I popped it in the oven and a few minutes later, we had dinner!


Do you want a slice???  It was super good!!!  If you want to be more authentic to the CPK recipe, they also had onions but I am not an onion fan.  I didn't have any potatoes and I wasn't sure if they had to be cooked in the pan first or put in raw so it seemed like too much of a gamble. 

Feel free to customize the pizza to your family.  It is super easy to make a pizza with whatever you have around the house and not always end up with a pepperoni pizza with red sauce :)  Here is hoping you enjoy the recipe and try it for your family!!

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