Kitchen Daily Canada is live and it’s officially time to spread the word! Tell your family, tell your friends, tell your fellow bloggers! Join the celebration online and help us make this launch successful and exciting! When I was approached to see if I would like to be a contributor Kitchen Daily I couldn’t refuse. Best of all I’m in great company, just look at the line up of other contributors! I’ve got plans to visit each and every one before this weekend is out and I hope you do as well.
Many of you may know Kitchen Daily so this newest website for Canada is going to be a thrill to work with! To top things off there is a group of Guest Editors that will make an appearance on the website as well via interviews and special events. Check out the interview with Chef Susur Lee, our first Guest Editor!
Come meet the other Guest Editors and Contributors here (you’ll have to click on View All to see everyone). Then head over to fill your plate at our Virtual Potluck dinner, just click through the slideshow to find some great new recipes to try.
You can make your own Recipe Box where you can stash the recipes you’d like to try, it’s so easy. I love being able to open these up when I’m at the grocery store, it makes list making and shopping so much easier!
Watch our awesome videos, explore KD 101 for knife cutting skills and more. KD Kids has some kid-friendly and fun recipes, cute pinterest picks and a story about an 8 year old pastry chef (I knew I should have started baking earlier). Get inspired by the delicious recipes and useful articles you’ll find already available on this new site.
Like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, and Pinterest, and add us on Google+! We’re even in Instagram @kitchendailyca
Did I mention the Guest Editors? Watch for features with Fabio Viviani, Cat Cora, Kathie Lee Gifford, Wolfgang Puck, Jessica Seinfeld and.. well, you get the picture, it’s going to be fun!!
I’ll still pinching myself, I’m a luck gal and can’t wait to share some of the fun with you too!
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Well, now that’s the most text I’ve ever had in a blog post.. I promise it won’t happen again;)
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Today I’ve got two Gluten-Free Pizza almost-not-a-recipe recipes for you that were so easy and quick to make. This one is a Boursin, Honey and Caramelized Onion GF Pizza.
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I know not all of you have access to Cup4Cup, but you can order it online. I love the convenience of opening up a packet and making two pizzas in no time at all. One of the pizzas was a dairy-free, meat lover’s pizza for my son who has an intolerance to dairy.
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Yup, that’s proscuitto tucked in there.. And a few slices of Spicy Genoa Salamai.. a little Daiya cheese and that’s it! I told you these really aren’t a recipe..
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- 1 Cup4Cup Pizza Crust Mix, prepared and baked as directed
- 1 sweet yellow onion, sliced thinly
- pinch salt
- pinch sugar
- 1 package Garlic and Fine Herb Boursin
- Honey, any mild variety
- pine nuts
- 5 slices or more spicy Genoa Salami
- 1 package thinly sliced proscuitto (about 8 - 10 slices)
- 1 jar prepared pizza sauce
- 1 package shredded Daiya Cheese
- 1 package of Arugula
- Prepare and pre-bake the pizza crusts as per the instructions on the Cup4Cup package.
- Meanwhile, add 1 tablespoon of olive oil to a frying pan or skillet. Heat over medium high heat and stir in the onion slices. Reduce the heat to medium or medium low and stir frequently until the onions soften and slightly brown. Sprinkle a pinch of salt. Continue to cook, adding a splash of water if needed to keep the onions from sticking. Sprinkle over a pinch of sugar if you wish to deepen the flavors. Cook until the onions have caramlized and completely softened and browned.
- Spread the onions over the crust. Put larger chunks of boursin dotted around the crust, sprinkle pine nuts over top that slash the pizza with lashings of honey across the entire top. Bake until the cheese has softened then cool slightly and top with handfuls of arugula.
- For the Meat Lover's Pizza, spoon a generous amount of pizza sauce over the prebaked crust. Layer the genoa salami over then add about 4-5 slices of proscuitto, twisted into little mounds over top. Add little mounds of Daiya non-dairy cheese over top. Bake until the cheese has melted. Cool slightly and add handfuls of arugula.

Barbara,what a great set up and a great idea, Congratulation and Good luck!!!! I think to be able to open up the reciepes while shopping is brilliant, but for that a smartphone is needed – not gone down that road yet. *smile
And your pizza is the winner too – I can just feel how crunchy this crust is – beautiful.
Thanks, Viveka:)
Congratulations, it is absolutely wonderful to know you are part of it… I am a subscriber to Kitchen Daily (USA version) for a long time and love it….
looking forward to your adventures in this new venue!
I was familiar with Kitchen Daily but am excited that there’s a new Canadian version now! Thanks Sally!
Congratulations, that is exciting news Barbara, you’ll a perfect march for this classy magazine.
The pizzas look amazing, I love the use of Boursin on it, must be unbelievably tasty.
Thanks, Eva! I love boursin in a lot of cheese dishes, it adds so much flavor so easily:)
Congratulations on the launch of this exciting project. I’ll be sure to like you on all your social media channels. The pizzas look amazing and I love how they’re GF. xx
Congratulations Smidge, what a wonderful opportunity and I know you will be a shining star to the team. I can’t wait to hear more about Kitchen Daily as living here in Asia I feel a bit out of the loop. I love rocket on my pizza too and sometimes the most simple recipes are the best. Take Care, BAM
It should be fun.. I forgot arugula is called rocket.. love that, I could have found a better name for the pizza then:D
Congratulations Barbara!!! 🙂
The pizza looks delicious too!
Michael
http://michaelswoodcraft.wordpress.com/2014/06/09/grilled-salmon/
Congrats Barbara on being a part of Kitchen Daily, that is super cool!! That pizza with the arugula looks so scrumptious, I’ve never had arugula on pizza before, but it sounds amazing. I love arugula, I need to try that next time I make a pizza. Love the photos of them too!
Congratulations!! What a great idea, I’m looking forward to checking it out. Sounds like a great opportunity for you and an exciting new project. Those pizzas look absolutely delish, and of course I’m very glad they are GF so I can give them a try 🙂
I love arugula on a pizza, this sounds like a very tasty combination. btw, I have seen a couple good ‘copycat’ recipes for Cup4cup flour, I can find them and let you know if anyone would like to try to make their own. I haven’t been able to find that flour myself, so I’ve had to improvise. Apparently adding milk powder to the flour combo is the big difference (to make it similar to Cup4cup).
Looking forward to trying this! Thanks so much for the recipe.
Congratulations! What exciting news (and a beautiful meal…) x