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Spring Potato Pizza

By Chanel Dror
potato pizza recipe

potato pizza recipe

*editor’s note: While Camille is taking some time to enjoy her new bundle, we’ve invited a few of our favorite foodies to stop by and share their most loved seasonal recipes. First at bat is our dear friend, photographer, and gardener extraordinaire, Kate LeSueur

Potatoes are here (!!!), and their arrival is a big reason why I love this late spring/early summer season. While I realize we can easily buy potatoes any time of year, nothing is quite like a recently-harvested little new potato. Much like anything homegrown, there’s a sweetness and crispness that is unmatched, so keep an eye out for them at your local farmer’s market. My husband and I planted potatoes for the first time this year on Valentine’s Day (yes, sexy), so digging up these little babies has been a long time coming. I also recently saw this video and this recipe, which have been pretty game changing.

potatoes from the garden

potato pizza recipe

potato pizza recipe

potato pizza

 

Potato Pizza

Serves 2 12-inch pies

Spring Potato Pizza

By Camille Styles
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Ingredients

  • pizza dough for two 12" pies. Make from scratch using this recipe or video, or find raw and ready-made dough at your grocer or local pizza spot.
  • 3-4 new potatoes, red or yellow, sliced thinly.
  • 1 big chunk (or two small) of taleggio cheese, roughly sliced
  • 1 big chunk (or two small) of fontina, roughly sliced
  • fresh marjoram
  • fresh thyme
  • freshly ground salt & pepper

Instructions

  1. Preheat your oven to 550, with your pizza stone (if you have) in there.
  2. Option to soak the potato slices in ice water to release the starch -- not an imperative step if you're in a hurry. Pat dry.
  3. When your dough is rolled out, and the pizza stone is nice and hot, place your dough on the stone and layer toppings -- potatoes, cheese, and herbs  -- making sure to leave enough for the second pie.
  4. Pop in the oven and let cook for about 10-12 minutes -- whenever the cheese is bubbly and browned. Transfer to a cutting board and finish off with a good sprinkle of salt and pepper. Repeat with your second pie, and enjoy with rosé, duh.

Comments (4)

  1. Clever Girl Reviews says:

    I think this would be great with some pancetta added!

  2. The Office Stylist says:

    This looks delicious. Some of my favorite things put all together! All you need is a colorful salad and you are ready to go, haha.

  3. JennaGrace says:

    This looks so delicious. I want to go make it right now!

  4. Connie says:

    Made this the other night and it was delicious and sooo easy! Made a simple salad and Dinner was served in nothing flat!

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