Lazy Girl’s Pizza
by Erika • Friday, Feb 5, 2010 • 3 comments • copy this link
When I’m faced with having to cook when I least expected it, I usually do something random like… unraveling croissants and making pizza out of ‘em. They look a little mangled, but the entire process takes like 15 minutes. And they taste awfully good.
1 roll of croissants
Mozzarella Cheese (Looking for vegan mozzarella?)
Tomato Sauce
Any other toppings your heart desires – green onions, garlic, olives, whatever you like!
Take your pan and make sure it’s greased/oiled properly. Open your croissants and unravel them one by one, so that they look something like pizza slices. Lay them flat on your pan. Dress your pizza slices accordingly – sauce, then cheese and toppings. Sprinkle a little basil and oregano over the top if you’re feeling jazzy. Bake on 350 degrees for about 10 minutes, and ta da! Lazy girl’s pizza and only about 200 calories a slice!!
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Love this recipe! I made something similar yesterday during the DC blizzard using ready made whole wheat flatbread. The crust came out crispy and delicious. Not sure of the calories though…. But I am sure it had to be less than any delivery pizza.
Delivery pizza is on average 350calories per slice, and that’s plain cheese pizza. If you made your sauce at home (using the sauce recipe I posted), your single slices couldn’t possibly be that many calories! Breathe a sigh of relief, and enjoy!
Great snack to make at home, you can really control the calories while still getting fast food feeling.I make my own tomatoes Sauce because I saw to many jar sauces had high fructose corn syrup.Does anybody Know if the have healthier versions of the croissant rolls? whole grain?