So Many Meatza Varieties
And here’s another one, canadian bacon & mushrooms. Lots of mushrooms. First, I chopped a few crimini very finely and added them to the sauce. Then, I chopped up a few more very finely and mixed them in with the mozzarella and then for a final bit of mushroom madness, added slices on top.
Ready to head into the oven. Remember to click on the photos for way higher quality.
Canadian Bacon & Mushroom Meatza
And here’s the finished deal.
Meatza
Meatza (Artsy Fartsy Pic)
So there you have it. Make yours today. Instructions right here.
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The only problem with the MEATZA, is i eat the entire thing everytime at one stitting…so thats usually my 1 meal day…
Looks Great!
That is great, i like it so much that my wife is going to make me an all meat birthday cake for my birthday, with meat icing and meat candles.
This looks awesome! Who needs meatloaf when you have “Meatza”! I’ll have to give it a whirl. Maybe a smaller version, just for me, until I get the rest of the troops on board.
I was just thinking about making pizza. I’m now going to have to make meatza. Love the name.
Looks fabulous; I’m hungry!
Hmmm, yep, looks great.
Which one has been your favorite so far? They all look great!
Gotta go with the pepperoni. Just something about it and in that case I don’ even want to spice up the ground beef.
My fav conventional pizza has always been pepperoni, either with onion or black olives. Simple.
hey this sounds like a fun variation on meat lof/ meat patties/ rissoles.
When I was in high school I was a cook at a rather decent pizza restaurant (Showbiz, a high-end version of Chuck E Cheese that went bankrupt) for a year. In that time, I never even came close to getting sick of pizza. I consider the occasional real homemade pizza (and lasagna) to be an allowable sin, especially since my 3 1/2 year old son loves to “help” make the dough. I’ll skip the potatoes that have gotten you into so much trouble with the paleo-zealots, but take the occasional gluten hit for the greater good of my tastebuds and bonding with my son.
Actually, I make potatoes for my son and will have a few myself, cut into wedges and deep fried (at low heat) in lard, my paleo-ish compromise.
You must’ve read my mind: I was planning to make meatza for dinner tonight. Thanks for the extra inspiration!
Hey Richard – great to bump into you last week at Trials. I’m diggin the Meatza recipe and pics! It’s got my mouth watering!
I made this for dinner last night, amazing. I even passed it off to the family I’m staying with as “Maetza,” a traditional Lebanese dinner of thanks.