6 WAYS TO SPICE UP PIZZA NIGHT

Everyone from busy moms to college students knows the ease of grabbing a quick slice of pizza or a pie for the family. Most pizzerias have an array of classic options that never seem to get old, and all of that cheesy goodness never disappoints. While your favorite local joint’s pizza is probably hard to replicate, there are plenty of ways you can spice up pizza night from home. Read on for some out-of-the-box ideas like mini pizza muffins and warm pizza dip.

Pepperoni Pizza Pocket Recipe:-

The ultimate hand-held food becomes even more portable when you follow Jeff Mauro’s recipe for pizza pockets. Just load up premade dough rounds with pepperoni and cheese, and pop them in the oven for 10 to 15 minutes. Serve with Jeff’s slow-simmering sauce for an unforgettable weeknight treat.

 Mini Chicken Pizzas:-

Everything is more fun to eat when it’s mini, and Trisha Yearwood’s shrunken-down pizzas are no exception. They’re made with premade pizza crust, so they’re ready in a flash. Plus, they’re topped with two different kinds of cheese, plus chicken and bacon — what’s not to love?

Cheesy Muffin Pizzas:-

The possibilities are endless when it comes to uses for your muffin tins. Try making Giada De Laurentiis’ bite-size pizzas with chicken, mozzarella, spinach and creamy mascarpone. You can make them all the same or have your kids or guests add their own toppings.

English Muffin Breakfast Pizza:-

Not only is this recipe from Food Network Magazine a fun way to have breakfast for dinner, but it’s also ready in less time than it would take you to order and pick up a pizza. Served on a warm English muffin, it’s loaded with fresh tomato flavor, salty Canadian bacon and perfectly melted mozzarella cheese.

French Bread Pizzas:-

Ree Drummond knows it’s difficult to please everyone at a big dinner, so she’s offered up seven of her favorite topping combinations to choose from. Even with all of those choices, they make it from fridge to table in less than 30 minutes.