Sunday, August 23, 2015

Quick and Easy Sausage Bread Pizza - 13 Tube of Sausage Upgrades

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Do you ever just stare into the abyss of your refrigerator and just want something quick easy and... well quick is probably the most important.

I happened to have a loaf of Sourdough bread, but a French Baguette works, almost any type of bread that has a little heft to it.  Sadly, justa slice of white bread, this doesn't work as well.

About the only trick is to be sure to toast the bread slightly... Just a quick 5-10 minutes in the oven while you are browning the sausage.

And once again, watch those sales.  I had a good run of luck in my garden this summer and have plenty of fresh made tomato pasta sauce.  But just a simple on sale jar of Ragu (pantry shopping, saves money) works just fine.

And of course those bulk tubes of sausage... $3 or $4 when not on sale but about once every three or four months... $1 a tube!  I get 20 at a time when they are cheap and use them a LOT!

SO, here you go, start to finish about 15 minutes, always a crowd pleaser, kids LOVE these and no fuss dinner from the Abyss!

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OK... Here's what I did...


Sausage Bread Pizza


Ingredients
  • 6 Slices Sourdough Bread, Can use a long French Baguette, sliced thin, slightly toasted to make appetizer size rounds
  • 2 TBS for each Slice Tomato Sauce
  • 1 Pound Browned Bulk Sausage (divide evenly)
  • 1 Cup Shredded Cheese
Cooking Directions
  1. This is very very simple... Only trick is to slightly toast the bread on one side before assembly (6 minutes on only 1 side laid out on a cookie sheet 350 degree oven).
  2. top the toasted side with a bit of Tomato Sauce (Fresh made, canned or store bought).
  3. Top that with crumbles of browned and drained sausage
  4. Top that with the shredded cheese
  5. Bake in the 350 degree oven for about 10 minutes until the cheese has melted
  6. Serve warm and ENJOY!


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