Italian Burrata and Prosciutto Pizza
Pan-Seared Steaks

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Elevate your weekend brunch with an artisan stuffed crust pizza featuring creamy burrata and prosciutto paired with tender pan seared steaks.

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This Italian-inspired meal balances the rustic comfort of a stuffed-crust pizza with the refined elegance of a steak brunch. By using high-quality burrata and delicate prosciutto, you create a beautiful contrast between warm, gooey cheese and fresh, salty toppings. It is a perfect way to turn a weekend afternoon into a special culinary occasion.

A fresh Italian-style pizza with burrata and prosciutto served with pan-seared steaks and sparkling wine.
A fresh Italian-style pizza with burrata and prosciutto served with pan-seared steaks and sparkling wine.
Prep20 mins
Cook25 mins
Total45 mins
Yield2 servings
DifficultyMedium
Calories850 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Shape the pizza dough
    Fermented pizza dough being shaped into a rectangular base on a baking tray.

    Place your fermented dough onto a prepared tray dusted with flour. Gently stretch and pat the dough into a uniform rectangle shape, ensuring an even thickness across the base.

    Tip: If the dough keeps shrinking back, let it rest for 5–10 minutes to relax the gluten before stretching again.
  2. 2Add cheese sticks for the crust
    Mozzarella cheese sticks positioned along the perimeter of the rectangular pizza dough.

    Take four mozzarella cheese sticks and arrange them along the four edges of your rectangular dough. These will be wrapped inside the crust to create a stuffed pizza rim.

    Tip: Make sure the cheese sticks are placed close enough to the edge so you have enough dough to fold over and seal them completely.
  3. 3Seal the stuffed crust
    Hands folding the dough edges over the mozzarella cheese sticks to form a stuffed crust.

    Carefully fold the outer edges of the dough over the mozzarella sticks. Press down firmly to seal the dough against the base, ensuring the cheese is fully encased so it doesnt leak during baking.

    Tip: Use a light dab of water on the edge of the dough if it needs help sticking to itself.
  4. 4Apply sauce and cheese
    Ketchup being spread on the pizza base followed by a layer of shredded mozzarella cheese.

    Spread a thin, even layer of ketchup over the center of the pizza base. Immediately follow this with a generous layer of shredded mozzarella cheese, covering the ketchup completely.

    Tip: Dont over-sauce the center, as this can make the bottom of the crust soggy.
  5. 5Add toppings to baked pizza
    Leafy greens and thinly sliced prosciutto ham being placed on top of the cooked pizza crust.

    Once the pizza is removed from the oven, arrange fresh leafy greens over the melted cheese layer. Top the greens with delicate slices of prosciutto ham.

    Tip: Add the greens while the pizza is still warm so they wilt slightly, enhancing their flavor.
  6. 6Garnish with burrata and balsamic
    A ball of burrata cheese being placed on the pizza, drizzled with balsamic dressing.

    Place a fresh ball of burrata cheese in the center of the pizza. Finish by drizzling a concentrated balsamic vinaigrette over the dish and adding a final dusting of grated cheese.

    Tip: Break the burrata open just before serving so the creamy interior coats the greens.
  7. 7Pan-fry the steaks
    Two thin-cut steaks browning in a skillet with a fresh sprig of rosemary.

    Place the seasoned thin-cut steaks into a hot skillet. Pan-fry over medium-high heat with a sprig of fresh rosemary for aromatics, cooking until the surfaces are browned and the steaks reach your desired level of doneness.

    Tip: Thin-cut steaks cook very quickly, so keep a close eye on them to prevent overcooking.

Storage & Reheating

Refrigerator
1 day
Store pizza and steak in separate airtight containers. Best enjoyed fresh.
Reheating
8 min
Reheat pizza in a preheated oven or air fryer at 180C to regain crust crispiness. Pan-sear steaks briefly to warm through.

Burn It Off

Running
~80 minutes at a vigorous pace (~11 km/h).
Hyrox
~90 minutes of high-intensity functional training.
Pickleball
~2 hours of active competitive play.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, a thick marinara or pizza sauce is a more traditional choice. Ketchup is used here for a specific sweet-tangy flavor profile often found in creative home-style pizzas.
Add the fresh greens only after the pizza has come out of the oven. The residual heat will soften them slightly without turning them mushy.
It is best to place the whole ball in the center and break it open right before serving. This allows the creamy stracciatella interior to spill over the greens.
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