Question 1

Does prosciutto go on pizza before or after cooking?

Accepted Answer

Either! It just depends on what you want. If you want to keep the chewy texture of the prosciutto, then put it on after cooking. If you want some crispy prosciutto, you can cut it into smaller bits and put it on before cooking. It really just depends on the pizza you are making and what you like! Either way, you can’t go wrong.

Question 2

Does arugula go on pizza before or after baking?

Accepted Answer

Arugula should either go on after your pizza is done baking, or with about a minute or two left during baking. This makes sure that the arugula wilts slightly, but keeps its fresh flavor and texture. If you were to put arugula on your pizza before baking, it would shrivel and crisp, losing both the texture and flavor that it’s supposed to add.

Question 3

Does store bought packaged prosciutto need to be cooked?

Accepted Answer

Store bought prosciutto comes in two main types, prosciutto cotto and prosciutto crudo. Prosciutto cotto is cooked while prosciutto crudo is not cooked. However you do not need to cook either. Since prosciutto is dry cured, it is safe to eat whether it has been cooked or not.

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