Pizza on the grill is the next best thing to a woodfired oven. This recipe for Spicy Green Olive Pizza on the Grill is literally perfect for any taste buds. Want something sweet and salty? Check. How about something with heat? Also check. This sweet and spicy green olive pizza hits the spot.
Pair Recipe with:
Basil Gelato with Grilled Stone Fruit
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Bruschetta Pizza on the Grill
Italian Hawaiian Grilled Pineapple and Prosciutto Pizza
Before you begin, it’s handy to have a few things in place: Position all your topping in bowls alongside the grill, as well as spoons for applying tomato sauce, etc. It may be necessary to pull up a small table next to the grill for this purpose. Have some extra olive oil handy, as well as sea salt.
Also have metal tongs and a metal spatula, as well as a platter or cutting board for your finished pizza.
Heat up your grill to a high heat. Anything above 550°F is great. Take a few minutes to clean off any remaining food from your grill grate.
Oil the back (flat side) of a baking sheet with Colavita Olive Oil. Stretch out your pizza dough on top of the baking sheet, and brush the top side of the dough with Colavita Olive Oil.
Invert the baking sheet directly onto the grill grate, and close the lid. Let it bake for about 2 minutes.
Open the lid and using the tongs, flip the crust to the other side.
Spoon a light layer of Colavita crushed tomatoes on top of the dough.
Place the torn pieces of mozzarella cheese on top of the crushed tomatoes.
Add slices of salami (about 6 per pizza) and dollops of the green olive paté.
Sprinkle with sea salt and slices of jalapeno.
Close the lid and allow to bake for another 2 minutes.
Remove the pizza from the grill, using the tongs and spatula, and place it onto a cutting board.
Drizzle with 1 tbsp maple syrup.
Before you begin, it’s handy to have a few things in place: Position all your topping in bowls alongside the grill, as well as spoons for applying tomato sauce, etc. It may be necessary to pull up a small table next to the grill for this purpose. Have some extra olive oil handy, as well as sea salt.
Also have metal tongs and a metal spatula, as well as a platter or cutting board for your finished pizza.
Heat up your grill to a high heat. Anything above 550°F is great. Take a few minutes to clean off any remaining food from your grill grate.
Oil the back (flat side) of a baking sheet with Colavita Olive Oil. Stretch out your pizza dough on top of the baking sheet, and brush the top side of the dough with Colavita Olive Oil.
Invert the baking sheet directly onto the grill grate, and close the lid. Let it bake for about 2 minutes.
Open the lid and using the tongs, flip the crust to the other side.
Spoon a light layer of Colavita crushed tomatoes on top of the dough.
Place the torn pieces of mozzarella cheese on top of the crushed tomatoes.
Add slices of salami (about 6 per pizza) and dollops of the green olive paté.
Sprinkle with sea salt and slices of jalapeno.
Close the lid and allow to bake for another 2 minutes.
Remove the pizza from the grill, using the tongs and spatula, and place it onto a cutting board.
Drizzle with 1 tbsp maple syrup.