What kind, if any meat should I put on my homemade pizza?

March 6, 2010 by admin · 11 Comments
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Sleek asked:


I’ll use anything but pork. I usually use crescent rolls (laid flat) for the dough and it tastes oh so yummy. My husband bought me some Boboli pizza bread, so today I will use that. What do you think? I have to run to the market to get the meat. I have everything else. Thanks!

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11 Responses to “What kind, if any meat should I put on my homemade pizza?”
  1. sarah j says:

    put bacon and sausge sarah j

  2. ladycandychick says:

    extra hot and spicey schlong from hawaii ladycandychick

  3. neverenoughshoes says:

    What about salami or ham. neverenoughshoes

  4. Dee says:

    I’m making homemade pizza tonight myself… I just got done with making the dough.

    You could use hamburger…some already roasted chicken pieces…
    pepperoni.. Dee

  5. sparks says:

    SLICED MEATBALLS
    PILLY STEAKS

    ROASTED EGGPLANT

    SHITTAKE MUSHROOMS

    EXTRA CHEESE sparks

  6. autumnshadz says:

    Bacon. But make sure it’s cooked before you put it on the pizza. It tastes better, and comes out much more crispy! autumnshadz

  7. f.dyer@btinternet.com says:

    Do not worry about what meat to use .
    Use 3 types of cheese fresh tomatoes mushrooms and
    of course oregano. f.dyer@btinternet.com

  8. weswe says:

    Canadian bacon made from turkey is great. weswe

  9. scrappykins says:

    Try making a taco pizza!

    Taco Pizza Recipe

    1/2 pound lean ground turkey
    1/2 packet taco seasoning
    1 prepared pizza crust
    1 cup salsa
    1 cup reduced fat shredded cheddar cheese
    2/3 cup coarsely crushed reduced fat tortilla chips
    1 1/2 cups shredded lettuce
    2 tablespoons sliced ripe olives
    Brown ground turkey and taco seasoning according to package directions. If using a pizza dough mix, prepare following package directions. If using prepared pizza dough, top with salsa, taco meat, cheese and tortilla chips. Bake at 400 degrees for 8-12 minutes or until cheese is melted and pizza is browned. Remove from oven, top with shredded lettuce and olives and slice into 6 pieces. scrappykins

  10. lou says:

    cooked pork sausage! lou

  11. John H says:

    proscuitto is a personal favorite of mine. goes well w/ extra garlic, onions and mushrooms

    shrimp can be good as well. you can pre-cook it (grilling adds a nice dimension) and then scatter it on during the last couple minutes of cooking so it doesn’t get too dried out.

    grilled chicken with barbeque sauce base and cheddar is also a nice change. John H

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