Thursday, July 12, 2012

On the Menu Tonight...

Tonight we were eating Italian style.  I walked into the grocery store this morning and instantly knew that I wanted a taste of our Italy trip from a few months ago-- so I decided were were going to grill ourselves some pizza on the BBQ and throw together some caprese salads...

I've never cooked pizzas on the grill before but it was AMAZING.  I used this dough recipe-- and it worked great.  Thin crispy crusts, spicy salami, cherry tomatoes, olives, and tons of cheese-- it tasted just like the pizza we ate along the canals in Venice and the streets of Rome.  Delicious.


We also had yummy caprese-ish salads and warm focaccia bread with lots of balsamic vinegar and olive oil... the perfect dinner on our warm deck.


Even the kids were fans of our grilled pizzas...


We will definitely be repeating this menu again :)

5 comments:

Bonnie said...

Sounds like summer feast perfection! YUM!

stephanie joy said...

mmmmm... don't you miss all that amazing food?!
i sure do!

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Love the combination ingredients - yummy! Thanks for sharing this, look forward to seeing you again soon!

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