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(#5638143) Homemade Mini Pizzas
Posted by RubyJoy on 16 Oct 2024 at 10:06AM
I use Rhode's Dinner Rolls (in the freezer section). Just thaw them out and roll in flour. (You can let them rise, but I don't.) Flatten them out with a mini rolling pin or just using your hands.
Bake them @350 for about 10 minutes. I like them lighter and airier but some of the family likes them crispier. Just cook a tad longer. Some of them will puff up, just flatten them down again. Now you can use right away or even freeze some for later. I usually try to make ahead.
When ready to use, just set out a buffet of toppings.
Your favorite sauce (I use Mid's meat sauce. It's made right near where I live!), spaghetti, pizza, or alfredo...
You can also set out pepperoni, browned sausage, browned ground beef, mushrooms, onion, black & green olives, Green pepper, pepperoncini, and LOTS & LOTS of cheese.
Everyone can them build their own as they like it. Pop it in the microwave for 45 seconds or more. (mine has a mountain of cheese so I usually put it in for 2 minutes.)
What is also great is that you can make it ahead and wrap in foil and freeze. Take it to work and pop it in the microwave there for your lunch, just remove the foil. These are also great as breakfast pizzas.
You can eat with your hands, or with a fork and knife. I started making these for my son's birthday party 34 years ago. Still a family and friends favorite. Enjoy!!
Bake them @350 for about 10 minutes. I like them lighter and airier but some of the family likes them crispier. Just cook a tad longer. Some of them will puff up, just flatten them down again. Now you can use right away or even freeze some for later. I usually try to make ahead.
When ready to use, just set out a buffet of toppings.
Your favorite sauce (I use Mid's meat sauce. It's made right near where I live!), spaghetti, pizza, or alfredo...
You can also set out pepperoni, browned sausage, browned ground beef, mushrooms, onion, black & green olives, Green pepper, pepperoncini, and LOTS & LOTS of cheese.
Everyone can them build their own as they like it. Pop it in the microwave for 45 seconds or more. (mine has a mountain of cheese so I usually put it in for 2 minutes.)
What is also great is that you can make it ahead and wrap in foil and freeze. Take it to work and pop it in the microwave there for your lunch, just remove the foil. These are also great as breakfast pizzas.
You can eat with your hands, or with a fork and knife. I started making these for my son's birthday party 34 years ago. Still a family and friends favorite. Enjoy!!
Subject | Posted By | Date & Time | |
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5638413 | Re: Homemade Mini Pizzas | RubyJoy | 17 Oct 2024 9:04AM |
5638207 | Re: Homemade Mini Pizzas | PattyMac | 16 Oct 2024 1:11PM |
5638143 | Homemade Mini Pizzas | RubyJoy | 16 Oct 2024 10:06AM |