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Yield: 4 servings
Personalize these pizzas after cooking them by adding your favorite toppings, such as prosciutto, basil, arugula, or roasted vegetables.
Jajaj, so much complaining about the tortilla part.
Jeeze peeps, try something new for once, many hispanics warm their tortillas without a skillet, without tongs, without a spatula!. My grandmother , my mother, and I all warm tortillas like that, sometimes we do use the skillet, but not all the time, we always use our fingers to flip em .
Anyways, this recipe looks gross hahah.
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Tortillas can be warmed in a cast iron skillet. Use tongs - not your fingers.
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I just finished trying this recipe. It wasnt too bad but it seemed more like a quesadilla than a pizza.
If i made it again, i would add slices of chicken breast
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I love making pizzas all the time out of tortillas but I never toast it first. I usually just put it on a baking sheet, top it with sauce, and cheese, and stuff and toss it in the toaster over until the cheese is bubbly and turning brown. Sometimes for handier finger foods I will cut the tortilla into smaller pieces then sauce them up. yummy.
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I make these all the time with a slight variation... Spray the bottom of the tortilla with non stick cooking spray then top it with the toppings of your choice. Bake the mini pizza at 450 directly on the oven rack until the cheese is melted and edges are golden brown. Enjoy!
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