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A Different Take On Pizza.

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love2travel Mentor
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Happened upon this today. This may be a fun treat for some who are able to have the ingredients and do not feel like making pizza crust...

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lizard00 Enthusiast
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As much as I love potatoes, I'm inclined to skip this one and instead go for the portabello pizza referenced in that link. They do look really good, though!

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Happened upon this today. This may be a fun treat for some who are able to have the ingredients and do not feel like making pizza crust...

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These look really good! Esp. since I just bought a 10 lb. bag of potatoes :) AND I have pepperoni/cheese/banana peppers in the fridge :) Thx!

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We made something like this for my daughter's birthday dinner last year since she wanted pepperoni pizza and we hadn't found a good pizza crust recipe with no eggs, it turned out pretty tasty. And thank you for posting it since she asked for pizza to be served at her birthday party this summer and I was dreading making gluten free crusts for 40 people.

love2travel Mentor
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Although I make my own pizza these look like fun, even for a casual dinner party. They would be excellent with sweet potatoes as well.

lpellegr Collaborator
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I have made little pizzas using hash brown patties as "crust", and the family (who had been given english muffin pizzas) all stared at my plate and demanded to share. Bake them as directed on the package, then top with sauce and cheese and bake until the toppings are hot.

Lisa Mentor
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Happened upon this today. This may be a fun treat for some who are able to have the ingredients and do not feel like making pizza crust...

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Yummy....I never did like pizza crust. :P I put it on my Pinterest Board. Thank you.

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