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Easy Peasy Thin Crust Pizza
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Goosegirl
EatYourVeggies
ashort
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Luci Dawson
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Easy Peasy Thin Crust Pizza
Although I have a pizza stone and paddle, sometimes I just don't want to fuss with making the dough when the pizza fairy hits.
So I just use a flour tortilla, spread on some sauce, add toppings and cheese, then bake it in my toaster oven at 400 for about 7-10 minutes.
Done!
So I just use a flour tortilla, spread on some sauce, add toppings and cheese, then bake it in my toaster oven at 400 for about 7-10 minutes.
Done!
Luci Dawson-
Posts : 267
Join date : 2011-09-08
Age : 80
Location : Albuquerque, NM (7B)
Re: Easy Peasy Thin Crust Pizza
I do this too! Being diabetic, I use low-carb tortillas. I stick the tortilla in a cast-iron skillet, pile on toppings, and stick in a 350 oven until the cheese melts. Makes dinner in about 10-15 minutes when I'm too tired to do anything else.
jpatti-
Posts : 117
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Location : zone 6b
Re: Easy Peasy Thin Crust Pizza
Nice! Maybe some sundried tomato and roasted green chili pizza then...
ashort-
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Age : 54
Location : Frisco, TX zone 8a
Re: Easy Peasy Thin Crust Pizza
Is that Easy Peasy Thin Crust Pizza or a Tasty Toasty Tostada?

EatYourVeggies-
Posts : 155
Join date : 2012-01-10
Age : 62
Location : Vancouver WA Zone 8a
Re: Easy Peasy Thin Crust Pizza
I do this too! If you want just a slightly thicker crust, use 2 tortillas - just put a few shreds of cheese (or more if you really want
) between the tortillas to stick them together when baking. This was one of my summertime staples when I was growing up! I LOVED my toaster oven!
GG

GG
Goosegirl-
Posts : 3435
Join date : 2011-02-17
Age : 58
Location : Zone 4A - NE SD
Re: Easy Peasy Thin Crust Pizza
Different altogether but quick and very tasty-
Rice cake, (cheese flavored)
salsa,
sunflower seeds,
fresh shreaded chedder cheese.
Rice cake, (cheese flavored)
salsa,
sunflower seeds,
fresh shreaded chedder cheese.
llama momma
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Posts : 4921
Join date : 2010-08-20
Location : Central Ohio zone 6a
Re: Easy Peasy Thin Crust Pizza
Great idea! I use english muffins to make individual pizzas as well, although my kitchenaid makes pizza crust so easy that I usually just make a simple crust, always remembering to add ground mustard to the dough. It sounds strange, but it makes the crust yummy and savory.
Re: Easy Peasy Thin Crust Pizza
Goosegirl wrote: I do this too! If you want just a slightly thicker crust, use 2 tortillas - just put a few shreds of cheese (or more if you really want) between the tortillas to stick them together when baking
Stuffed Crust Pizza, for the win!
Furbalsmom-
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Join date : 2010-06-10
Age : 76
Location : Coastal Oregon, Zone 9a, Heat Zone 2 :(
Re: Easy Peasy Thin Crust Pizza
Furbalsmom wrote:Goosegirl wrote: I do this too! If you want just a slightly thicker crust, use 2 tortillas - just put a few shreds of cheese (or more if you really want) between the tortillas to stick them together when baking
Stuffed Crust Pizza, for the win!
Never thought of it that way - I was way ahead of Pizza Hut!

GG
Goosegirl-
Posts : 3435
Join date : 2011-02-17
Age : 58
Location : Zone 4A - NE SD
Re: Easy Peasy Thin Crust Pizza
Whatever floats your boat!EatYourVeggies wrote:Is that Easy Peasy Thin Crust Pizza or a Tasty Toasty Tostada?![]()

Luci Dawson-
Posts : 267
Join date : 2011-09-08
Age : 80
Location : Albuquerque, NM (7B)
Re: Easy Peasy Thin Crust Pizza
Pitas make a great lazy crust too - especially if they're used from frozen.
... my favourite topping for them is weird though: leftover sloppy joe meat/mix with onion, peppers and jack cheese. Yum.
... my favourite topping for them is weird though: leftover sloppy joe meat/mix with onion, peppers and jack cheese. Yum.
eflan- Posts : 29
Join date : 2012-01-08
Location : SW Ontario, Zone 6b

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