Pizza Toast contains mouthwatering pizza toppings on a toasted slice of bread.
It’s slathered with tomato sauce, popular pizza toppings and mozzarella cheese.
Hearty and delicious.
Enjoy for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
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THE MAIN INGREDIENT: SLICED BREAD
Use your favorite sliced bread. I used Honey Wheat.
KEY TO CRISP BREAD: TOAST IT ON BOTH SIDES
Lightly toast both sides of bread before adding the toppings.
This simple step will keep the bread crisp after slathering on the red sauce.
THE TOPPINGS
Although cooked ground beef and mozzarella cheese are key ingredients, they can be changed to whatever you prefer.
Delicious alternatives are pepperoni pieces, grilled onions, grilled green peppers, black olives, and cheddar cheese.
MY INSPIRATION FOR THIS RECIPE
It was my desire for a quick meal to satisfy hunger after editing recipes for this blog.
I took a short break and whipped up this Pizza Toast.
It was soooo good.
Delighted to share the recipe with you.
WHO INVENTED PIZZA?
Baker Raffaele Esposito from Naples is often given credit for making the first pizza pie. However, historians claim street vendors in Naples sold flatbreads with toppings many years before then.
Italian King Umberto I and Queen Margherita visited Naples in 1889 and asked Esposito to make them a pizza. He topped the pizza with fresh tomatoes, mozzarella cheese, and basil. Today, that pizza is still known as Pizza Margherita.
Gennaro Lombardi opened G. Lombardi’s, the first United States pizzeria, in 1905. He opened his restaurant at 53 1/3 Spring Street in New York City. It is still open today using its original oven.
Source: wonderopolis.org
SIDE SUGGESTIONS
Salad, fries, potato chips, corn chips, garlic bread, bottled water.
ENJOY!
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