The Kitchen · Flatbreads

Fig, Balsamic & Goat Cheese Flatbread

From The Kitchen · Flatbreads · sweet-savory

Goat cheese or ricotta, fresh figs (or a little fig spread), a drizzle of balsamic, walnuts and arugula. A board on bread.

The method

Start with a good sourdough or whole-grain flatbread, naan, pita or lavash (or a chickpea socca for gluten-free). Crisp it first in a hot 425°F oven or a dry skillet for a few minutes so it stays sturdy. Spread a thin base, add your toppings (don’t overload, or it goes soggy), and bake 8–12 minutes until the edges crisp. Finish anything fresh — arugula, herbs, lemon, a drizzle of good olive oilafter it comes out.

Gina’s tip

The only way to go wrong is a soggy flatbread — crisp the base first, keep the toppings light, and add anything raw or delicate after baking. A whole one is dinner; cut into little pieces, it’s a beautiful addition to any board.

Fast, green, and endlessly yours. Enjoy!

— Gina

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