English Muffin Pizzas

This is an idea that I and my brother loved growing up. I can remember many slumber parties with an English muffin pizza bar. I’ve also done the same thing with my kids. They love putting as much stuff on their muffin as they can. Yeah, sometimes it will make a mess, but nothing that can’t be cleaned up in a few minutes. It’s also fun to see their friends faces light up when they get to create their own mini pizza’s. :)

One other thing to think about is the fact that you can make up these muffins bake them slightly to get the cheese melted enough to hold the toppings down and then freeze them. I use a very large and deep, aluminum lasagna pan. Let them cool and place in layers with wax paper between. I wrap the pan in aluminum foil and write the directions on top for reheating. It makes for a really quick snack when the kids get home. Especially on those days I may not be home when they are.

English Muffin Mini Pizzas Recipe For Kids and Adults
By: Shelly Hill

When our daughter was a teenager, she would ask me to make these English Muffin mini pizzas almost on a weekly basis! She absolutely loved eating these. If the toppings we used are not to your liking, feel free to replace them with whatever it is that you like on your pizza.

If you like a little kick to your mini pizza, you can try adding some crushed red pepper or minced garlic to your toppings.

Alternative Pizza Toppings: sliced ham, shredded chicken, beef steak pieces, pineapple chunks, anchovies, red and green peppers or broccoli florets.

English Muffin Mini Pizzas

3 English Muffin halves
4-5 ounces pizza sauce
1/2 of minced onion
2 tablespoons of sliced black olives
9 pieces of sliced pepperoni
4 ounce can of mushroom pieces
1/2 cup of shredded Mozzarella cheese
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.

Drain water/juice from black olives and mushroom pieces and set aside. Place English Muffin halves cut side up on a baking sheet lined with a nonstick silicone baking mat. If you don’t have a silicone baking mat, line your baking sheet with some aluminum foil. Place baking sheet into the oven for 5 minutes. In a small bowl, combine together the pizza sauce and minced onion. Remove English Muffin halves from the oven and spoon the pizza sauce on top. Gently layer the black olives, pepperoni, mushroom pieces and finally the shredded Mozzarella Cheese on top. Place the baking sheet back into the oven and bake for 10-12 additional minutes or until the cheese is melted, hot and bubbly.

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Shelly Hill is a mother and grandmother living in Pennsylvania who enjoys quick and easy recipes for her family. You can visit Shelly’s online recipe site at wahmshelly.blogspot.com for free recipes and cooking tips. You can visit Shelly’s online Tupperware site at my.tupperware.com/Ravish30 to contact her directly.

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Comments

  1. My kids have always absolutely *loved* these! (But then again so does their momma!) They’re quick, easy and super fun to make. What kid doesn’t like to create their own pizza masterpiece adding only the ingredients they like themselves. One loves extra sauce with lots of pepperoni … and the other loads on the cheese and mushrooms! That’s what makes these so great … everyone gets what they love. And they’re delicious to boot!

    But why oh why hadn’t I thought to freeze these? Doing this would be perfect for my husband! Make a bunch ahead of time and freeze ‘em. Then hubby can grab a few on this way out the door for work and pop them in the microwave at lunchtime. Super easy, super cheap frozen lunch at it’s finest. Perfect I tell ya!

    A little off topic here but my husband also loves those microwaveable breakfast sandwiches (that are oh so very expensive) … I’ve already decided I’m going to start making them at home and freezing them … I’ll just add English Muffin Pizzas to the mix too!

    Thanks for the great idea! Keep em coming!

  2. Cindy Thomas says:

    Hi, just a note about your title… it should be pizzas, not pizza’s. Pizza’s mean belonging to the pizza or pizza is wherea pizzas means more than one. :)

    • Quick Chef says:

      Thanks for giving me an idea for another post Anita.

      Thanks for pointing out the apostrophe issue Cindy. It’s fixed ;)

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