Then slice the tomato into thin rounds and halve the cherry tomatoes.
Take your pinsa base and layer on a few slices of fresh tomato. Tuck the halved cherry tomatoes in between, the cut side upwards, then scatter pieces of pulled buffalo mozzarella over the top. Drizzle with olive oil.
Pop the pinsa into the preheated oven and bake for about 4 minutes, until the cheese has melted beautifully and just starts to turn golden.
Take the pinsa out of the oven and top it with fresh basil leaves. Finish with a drizzle of olive oil and a pinch of sea salt.
Cut it up, Pinsa Margherita is at its best when it’s warm, with the crust still crisp and the cheese melty... Enjoy!
Notes
1 Pinsa: Freshly made Pinsa is hard to beat if you’ve got the time – but honestly, a good store-bought one totally does the trick.
Cherry Tomatoes: Cherry tomatoes will pop the Pinsa with roasted sweetness.
Tomato: Thin slices of large tasty tomato form the juicy base.
Basil: Fresh basil goes on right at the end – so it stays bright, fragrant, and totally makes the whole thing sing!
Sea Salt
Olive Oil: Use extra virgin olive oil.
Mozarella: Let buffalo mozzarella melt into the sweet tomatoes.