Steak, Goat Cheese & Roasted Brussels Sprouts Flatbread

Steak, Goat Cheese & Roasted Brussels Sprouts Flatbread is a hearty 20 minute dinner idea bursting with bold flavors. A chewy Naan bread is the base of this easy pizza with a balsamic glaze for a delicious and unique recipe you will make again and again!

Steak Flatbread

I have always been a chicken person as long as I can remember, but more recently I have been enjoying lots of steak for a change. Whether it is a Steak, Bleu Cheese & Blueberry Salad or Steak Tacos, it is a great protein that adds so much flavor to any dish.

My grocery store had a sale on New York Strip Steak recently, so I stocked up and took full advantage of all the red meat goodness as a welcomed change from my normal routine. These Steak, Goat Cheese & Roasted Brussels Sprouts Flatbread were just what I was craving!

Naan Flatbread Pizza

Whenever I make a flatbread or pizza type of meal, I almost always use a Naan bread because they have a great texture. More importantly, I am lazy and they are an easy option for a quick flatbread or pizza for dinner on a weeknight.

I have always used store-bought Naan, but if you are feeling a little more ambitious, you can make Homemade Naan.

These Cheesy Taco Flatbreads and Mini Buffalo Turkey Pizzas are both great examples of Naan Flatbread Pizzas.

How to make Steak Flatbread

For these Steak, Goat Cheese & Roasted Brussels Sprouts Flatbread I started with the store-bought Naan and topped it with creamy goat cheese and shredded Italian cheese.

While my oven was preheating, I began grilling up a steak in the Airfryer. If you don’t have an Airfryer to make quick work of cooking a steak, you could certainly grill it outdoors or broil it as well. I prefer my steak medium-rare so that is how I prepared it.

Once my oven came to temp, I added my brussels sprouts leaves to a sheet pan and tossed them with olive oil and salt. On a separate pan I added my two flatbreads topped with cheese and baked everything in the oven for 10 minutes.

Should I allow my steak to rest?

While the brussels sprouts and flatbreads were baking, it allowed the steak to rest so the juices could settle in. If you slice a steak as soon as it is done cooking, more of the juices will run out and you won’t have as juicy of a steak.

Once I pulled the flatbreads from the oven, I sliced up the steak and layered it over the cheese along with the roasted brussels sprouts leaves.

I drizzled it all with Balsamic Reduction and this easy and hearty meal was ready to devour! If you don’t want to take the time to make a balsamic reduction, a store bough balsamic glaze is a perfectly good substitution.

More Naan Flatbread Pizza Recipes!

If you love quick and easy 20 minute pizzas on Naan as much as I do, check out some more of these flatbread recipes!

• Air Fryer Squash & Goat Cheese Pizza
• Bacon, Bleu Cheese & Apple Flatbreads
• Naan Pizza
• Traeger Tuna Melt Flatbread