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Smoked Salmon Flatbread

I seriously heart smoked salmon.  Like borderline addict love it.  This oh-so-fancy smoked salmon and arugula flatbread is one of my favorite dishes to order when we manage to sneak out to a nice restaurant without kiddos.  Unfortunately, that happens never like twice a year, and that’s just not often enough for me.  Did I mention how much I love smoked salmon?

Anyhow, after making the ghost pizzas with the kiddos for Halloween, I realized there was a leftover tube of pizza dough, and I had a smoked-salmon-withdrawal-induced stroke of genius.  I could just make my own flatbread at home!  Duh, right?  I’m super cheap and make copycat restaurant meals all the time, so why this never occurred to me, I don’t know.

It’s awesome.  You’ll love it.  I promise.

Smoked salmon flatbread with arugula, dill, lemon, capers, onions and cream cheese - Super easy and great for parties!

Smoked Salmon Flatbread

Ingredients:
1 tube prepared pizza dough (in the canned biscuit aisle)
8 ounces cream cheese (whipped is easier to spread)
1 Tbs minced garlic
Juice of 1/2 lemon
1 Tbs chopped fresh dill
2 cups arugula
2-3 ounces smoked salmon, torn into small pieces
2 Tbs chopped red onion
2 Tbs capers
Salt and pepper

Smoked salmon flatbread with arugula, dill, lemon, capers, onions and cream cheese - Super easy and great for parties!

Directions:
1. Preheat oven to 425
2. Unroll pizza dough and spread out onto a large cookie sheet
3. Bake until lightly browned and cooked all the way through
4. Remove from heat and let cool
5. Mix together cream cheese, lemon juice, garlic and dill
6. Spread evenly over cooled flatbread
7. Top with arugula, salmon, onions and capers
8. Season with salt and pepper as desired
9. Cut into squares and serve immediately

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Smoked salmon flatbread with arugula, dill, lemon, capers, onions and cream cheese - Super easy and great for parties!

This smoked salmon flatbread is the perfect finger food for parties.  Or delicious for lunch if you want to keep the whole thing to yourself.  I won’t tell anyone if you eat all of it in one sitting.  As long as you don’t tell anyone that I did the same thing. 😉

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