Sauté Garlic: In a small sauce pan over medium heat add olive oil and garlic. Stir and let garlic soften for up to four minutes. Don’t let the garlic brown – if it starts to brown reduce the heat (otherwise it will be bitter). The goal is to soften it only.
Roux: After garlic softens add butter and let it melt. After butter is melted stir in the flour and let it combine with garlic. Continue stirring for 2 minutes. This will be the thickening agent for sauce.
Simmer: Add whole milk, thyme, rosemary, and kosher salt. Stir letting the sauce start to simmer but not boil. Stir constantly for up to four minutes and then turn off the heat. Continue to stir – the sauce will thicken and is ready for pizza.
Make Pizza: Assemble the pizza by rolling out your dough to 12-inches, then layer 1/3 cup of the sauce, and then top with your remaining pizza toppings.
Notes
Yield: The sauce will make one cup which will be good for roughly two-three pizzas.Storing Sauce: If you have leftovers or make extra store in a mason jar in the refrigerator for up to 7 days.