Every Sunday from September to February, my family has cheap frozen pizzas for supper. Due to inflation, I'm looking for alternatives and was hoping to get some help because I'm having trouble finding anything.
I'm looking for a recipe that can be prepared maybe early Sunday morning or Saturday night. Maybe I can throw all the ingredients in a pot or casserole dish and then pop it in the oven Sunday afternoon. I'm also willing to use a Crockpot.
It needs to be/feed the equivalent of two regular or thick crust frozen pizzas. It needs to cost no more than $6 total to make.
It does not need meat. It should have cheese and tomato sauce. It needs a carb of some sort like bread, biscuit, pasta. Something with flour or Bisquick would be ok.
It could contain green and/or red peppers, black olives, apples, corn or even broccoli or brussel sprouts. It could be a mexican type dish.
I just want it to have that comforting feeling that pizza has. That yummy comfort of tomato and cheese, and carbs. And I don't want to have to spend a long time making it. No pesky peeling stuff or messing around with yeast.
Any ideas? Is there a website where I could input the ingredients I want to use and those I don't and it'll provide a list of recipes?
I'm looking for a recipe that can be prepared maybe early Sunday morning or Saturday night. Maybe I can throw all the ingredients in a pot or casserole dish and then pop it in the oven Sunday afternoon. I'm also willing to use a Crockpot.
It needs to be/feed the equivalent of two regular or thick crust frozen pizzas. It needs to cost no more than $6 total to make.
It does not need meat. It should have cheese and tomato sauce. It needs a carb of some sort like bread, biscuit, pasta. Something with flour or Bisquick would be ok.
It could contain green and/or red peppers, black olives, apples, corn or even broccoli or brussel sprouts. It could be a mexican type dish.
I just want it to have that comforting feeling that pizza has. That yummy comfort of tomato and cheese, and carbs. And I don't want to have to spend a long time making it. No pesky peeling stuff or messing around with yeast.
Any ideas? Is there a website where I could input the ingredients I want to use and those I don't and it'll provide a list of recipes?