Pear Rosemary Flatbread Recipe With Home-Grown Herbs to Celebrate Family Time

Each flatbread recipe is as unique as is its baker. What goes inside, how it is baked, what garnish goes on top or middle or even on the side – wow, that becomes pretty complicated.

For many cultures, bread is an integral part that has to come out onto the table with each and every meal. What fascinates me is how diverse those bread options can be! Literally, hundreds of amazingly tasty and pretty healthy recipes can be made with flours of different kinds and toppings.

Explore cultural cuisines with this Easy Moroccan Bread Recipe.

Today, let’s attempt this thin crust Pear Rosemary Flatbread that looks like a pizza, yet tastes so different. I call it a decadent rosemary flatbread that can take in any red or white wine for your party. And for those who make it for a family meal, this scrumptious pear flatbread with home-grown herbs will leave not a single taste bud singing their praise to your cooking abilities.

How to Make the Dough for Your Rosemary Flatbread

I have been enjoying Ninja Nutri Bowl for many of my recipe making ideas. This small machine is so robust and versatile, it takes in any drink, vegetable, fruit, dough and makes it into a super nutritious meal.

The dough mixes so well in this powerful machine. Here’s another look from inside-out.

Oil a bowl and place the flatbread dough in a warm place to rise. It takes about an hour to see a beautiful rising of this dough recipe. It is ready for the next step, the baking.

If you like breads and pizzas with a thin crust, feel free to divide the flatbread dough into two parts. Make two flatbreads instead of one. I used the entire dough amount for one rich and amazingly delicious meal.

This is what it looks like before you garnish the surface. It really yields to your poking with a finger, so soft and aromatic.

How to Make Thin Pear Slices for Your Flatbread Recipe

There’s no secret in the making of thin pear slices for your delectable flatbread. I use a vegetable mandoline slicer for all my slicing jobs in the kitchen. It is so easy and fast. The pear slices come out uniform and with the same thickness.

Without a doubt, the pears will bring a slightly sweet aroma and taste to the entire pear rosemary flatbread. So scrumptious to the last crumb!

If you love pears and are looking for something special for your guests, then I have another recipe to add to this one to your party.

Check out Fresh Pear Nachos to make your meal truly decadent looking and memorable.

The Best Cheese to Use In A Pear Rosemary Flatbread Recipe

On top of delicious pears goes the cheese. Use Gruyere cheese for a nutty, mellow flavor or crumbled Gorgonzola cheese for a creamy, earthy flavor. And for the fans of unique French Roquefort cheese, feel free to crumble pieces all over the dough. Your pear blue cheese rosemary flatbread will be a dream come true to your taste buds.

If you love herbs, check out these Cheese Crackers with Rosemary Salt for your seasonal snacks.

Rosemary fresh herb brings in a savory taste to any meal. And with the bread, it elevates your taste buds’ experience.

This is a very forgiving recipe and is easy to surprise your guests. It presents itself really well. Add any other cheeses, brie, nuts and fruit for a decadent experience.

Pear Rosemary Flatbread

Prep Time: 10 minutes

Cook Time: 15 minutes

Additional Time: 1 hour

Total Time: 1 hour 25 minutes

Nice and very different from any other ordinary flatbreads. Try this Pear Rosemary Flatbread Recipe and make it better with fresh garden herbs.

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Ingredients

• 3/4 cup warm water
• 2-1/4 tsp active dry yeast
• 1 tsp salt
• 1 tsp sugar
• 1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
• 1 cup unbleached all-purpose flour
• Cornmeal for dusting
• 1 large pear, thinly sliced
• 2 Tbsp fresh rosemary, minced
• 1/2 cup shredded Gruyere cheese or crumbled Gorgonzola cheese

Instructions

1. Use your food processor with the dough blade or Ninja Nutri Bowl with a dough blade for making a dough. Place water, yeast, salt and sugar into the bowl. Pulse to combine.

2. Add oil and flours, mix for 60 seconds until a loose ball forms. If using Ninja Nutri Bowl, select Auto-iQ Boost Yes Fusion Dough.
3. Transfer dough to a lightly oiled bowl and cover. Let rise for 1 hour.
4. If you would like a thin-crusted flatbread, divide the dough into 2 equal parts. If you prefer a thicker crust, use all dough for 1 flatbread. Use olive oil on your hands and on the dough to avoid sticking.
5. Sprinkle a 1-x15-inch baking sheet with conrmeal and press the dough into a thing round.
6. Lay pear slices on top and sprinkle evenly with shredded cheese.
7. Bake for 10-12 minutes or until cheese has melted and crust is golden brown.
8. Garnish with fresh Rosemary.

PIN, Bake And Enjoy Every Slice of Homebaked Rosemary Flatbread