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Mini pizza
These mini pizzas are a cheap, quick and easy meal to make. They are also very satisfying in taste if you like pizza.
Ingredients
One small round pita roll (flat tortilla rolls are a cheaper and less less caloric alternative)
Pizza sauce (regular spaghetti sauce is an OK cheap substitute)
Shredded cheese of your choosing. cheddar or pizza blend are good ones.
(Optional) spices like garlic, oregano, or dry hot peppers, black pepper, ect
(optional) topping like pepperoni, mushrooms, onion, jalapeño peppers, ham, ect
Procedure
Put the pita roll(s) on a baking sheet. Apply pizza sauce or similar substitute with a spoon spreading it evenly around the pita roll.
Apply optional toppings like pepperoni, onion, pepper, ham, ect
Then layer the shredded cheese of your choosing. make sure to cover the roll and toppings evenly . Don't be afraid to use a extra handful!
Turn oven on to conventional bake at 350°f and let the mini pizzas cook for 10 minutes or until they get crispy. Check them at the 6-7 min mark.
Remove from oven, apply optional spices while cheese is still hot and let them cool for a minute or two.