The flatbread crust is traditionally made without yeast, but now several types of crusts are used, including pizza dough.
Linda Gassenheimer | Tribune News Service
Looking for an easy dinner, I remembered some flatbreads I saw on several restaurant menus. The flatbread crust was traditionally made without yeast, but now several types of crusts are used, including pizza dough. For a quick vegetarian dinner, I decided to use a thin crust ready-made pizza dough such as Pillsbury. The dough is cooked on its own for a few minutes, then covered with the ingredients and baked to finish. You can also use pita bread and other thin crusts.
I sliced the Parmesan cheese instead of grating it to give more flavor. Pistachio nuts also add flavor and some protein.— You can use different types of cheese. Use this recipe as a guide for amounts.— While dough bakes, prepare ingredients.
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