No-brainer Recipes: Veggie Pizza

This was my favorite food growing up and now it is my sneaky mom way of getting my boys to eat veggies. Every birthday I would request Veggie Pizza to be served as part of my birthday meal. It is fast to make and is great to bring to a bbq or picnic.

I hope you and your family enjoy it as much as my family and I do!

Ingedients:

  • 3 tubes of original crescent rolls
  • 3/4 cup Mayo
  • 16 oz cream cheese
  • 1 pkg Original Hidden Valley Ranch seasoning packet
  • 1 bag of shredded cheddar cheese
  • 1 head of broccoli
  • 1 head of cauliflower
  • 1 green and red pepper
  • small bag of shredded carrots
  • cherry tomatoes

Roll out the 3 tubes crescent rolls onto a greased cookie sheet (I used a 17×11 cookie sheet) and bake at 400 for 10 minutes or until crust is a light golden brown.

While the crust is baking mix together the softened cream cheese, mayo and ranch seasoning packet.

Chop up the veggies. Just a heads up, you will probably end up with some extra veggies so you might want to buy a head of lettuce and toss the left over chopped veggies with the lettuce to make a quick salad.

When the crust has completely cooled spread on the dressing and sprinkle on the veggies (in my opinion the more veggies the better!)

*In the photo above I also added orange and yellow peppers because I had them in my fridge. My Aunt likes to add black olives to her Veggie Pizza but I loathe all olives so you will never see any black olives on my Veggie Pizza! Add what you want and what your family loves. There is really no screwing up this pizza!

Just before serving sprinkle on the shredded cheddar cheese.

Cut into squares and serve. It is that easy!

Make sure you refrigerate leftovers because of the mayo and cream cheese. This is not the type of pizza you can leave laying around all afternoon. That is if you have any leftovers! :)

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About MeganS

Meg was married in July of 2005 to her self proclaimed geeky husband. Two months after getting married they adopted a golden retriever mutt who was a product of her paper certified, pure bred, golden retriever mom and the neighborhood mutt. Not long after Lucy the mutt came into the picture, Meg peed on a stick and from that moment on, everything changed. Almost 5 years later Meg's life has morphed from her dream of bolting out Broadway ballads on stage to the more exciting, challenging, draining and wonderful life of a SAHM to two energetic little boys. Meg is pregnant with her third child who, according to the ultrasound technician, is definitely a girl! To keep sane she locks herself in her office and sews, she works in the yard, does DIY style home improvement projects, contributes to Mom Spark and blogs on her own site, http://www.thoughtsnstuff.com.

Comments

  1. Laura says:

    Looks yummy! I am going to have to try this!

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  2. Mel says:

    I love veggie pizza! I make mine a little different, but still yum!

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  3. Mom Spark says:

    Looks really easy, Meg! Thanks for the recipe!

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  4. very sneaky, but i love it!
    It looks delicious!
    Thanks for the recipe!

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  5. jenni says:

    Yummm-o!!! :D

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  6. That looks very tasty… and healthy.

    Thanks

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    Meg Reply:

    @Susan (5 Minutes for Mom), It can be very healthy. I use Miracle Whip and Low Fat Cream Cheese to cut down on the calories.

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  7. alina says:

    This looks so delicious, and i think my 15 month old son would love it. I am always looking for recepies that have lots of veggies in it. looks fun to make as well.
    Bon apetit!!!

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