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Serves
2-4, depending on slice size
Author Notes
I love anything with caramelized onions and always look for ways to add them to any dish.The came about after I bought some pizza crust last year and realized I didn't have any Marinara sauce prepared or handy for a traditional pizza margherita. Turned out to be a recipe I have now made several times and is well enjoyed. Leftovers a great for work the next day. Makes the entire office smell yummy! —Francesca
Ingredients
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1
prepared pizza crust
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2-3
golden delicious appled
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3
small red onions
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2-3 tablespoons
olive oil
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1/2 teaspoon
salt
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pinch
black pepper
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1
sprig rosemary
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3/4 cup
shredded gouda cheese
Directions
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Preheat oven at 400
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Take your prepared pizza crust and with a rolling pin, start working towards getting a rectangle about the size of a cookie sheet. Place dough on the cookie sheet that has been lightly oiled using a pastry brush. You could, of course, make your own pizza crust.
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Thinly slice your onions and start caramelizing them with olive oil, salt, pepper and rosemary. This will take a good ten minutes to get them nice and caramelized. You could use yellow onions, but I find the red ones to be sweeter and a good match with the tart golden delicious apples.
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Speaking of apples, while the onions are caramelizing, start peeling your apples and slicing them as thin as you can.
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Spread onion mixture on your pizza crust
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Place apple slices on the onion mixture, try to not overlap them
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Top with shredded gruyere cheese
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Bake for about 20 to 25 minutes, depending on how crispy you like your pizza. I like mine very crispy so usually go to about 25 minutes, but start keeping an eye out at around 18, everyone’s over is different.
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