Tuesday, March 6, 2012

FIG & GOAT CHEESE FLATBREAD

I made this simple dish for my husband and he said, “Honey, if you make this every night, we never have to go out again.” Do I admit that it really was nothing??? This is a simple, healthy dish for the non-cook – impossible to go wrong with this one! Perfect for the workweek or just a snack when entertaining friends & family. Enjoy with your favorite bottle of wine. And for a vegetarian dish, eliminate the Prosciuttos and voilà!

Preheat oven to 350°

Prepare the following on a parchment-lined cookie sheet…
2 - Naan, Indian Flatbread.
Brush flatbread with a mixture of Olive Oil and Fig Balsamic Vinegar.
Fig Goat Cheese – spread generously on the flatbread.
1 - Vine Ripe Tomato – sliced thin and placed on flatbread.
8 - Sliced Dried Figs – cut, divide among two and layer.
4 - Slices of Fine Italian Prosciuttos – cut, divide among two and layer.
Sprinkle with fresh Rosemary.

Drizzle any leftover olive oil & vinegar over the prepared flatbread and pop them into the oven for about 10 to 15 minutes.

While your flatbread is cooking…
- Chop two generous handfuls of arugula and put to the side.
- Slice about 10 Kalamatas olives

After baking, take the flatbread out of the oven – top with arugula and sprinkle with the slices olives. Cut into thirds and enjoy!

Enjoy!

Lulu B’s Kitchen
© 2012

3 comments:

  1. Looks very yummy. Thanks for sharing.

    Pete

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  2. mmm i'm going to make this sometime for greg! question - where do you buy fig balsamic vinegar? -annie

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    1. Annie, there is a place in NY called The Filling Station – http://www.tfsnyc.com
      Another place is in Princeton – http://carterandcavero.com/

      I believe that you can purchase online, however, let me know if you need me to pick up a bottle for you.

      Lisa

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