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This pizza bake is a nice change from ordinary pizza. It’s like a deep-dish pizza, oozing with lots and lots of cheese.
The original recipe can be found on Pillsbury.com and calls for Pillsbury Grands Original Homestyle Biscuits (8 large biscuits – Pillsbury brand is best), pizza sauce, cheese, and pepperoni. You also need non-stick cooking spray to prep a 9×13 baking dish.
I use Pillsbury Grands Original Southern Homestyle Biscuits – they work great.
Simply cut each biscuit into eighths (see photo below), toss them in a medium-sized bowl. Next, pour 1 cup of shredded mozzarella cheese and 1 cup of pizza sauce on top and mix well, coating all sides of the biscuit pieces.
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Bubble Pizza (Quick & Easy Pizza Biscuit Bake)
- 1 can Pillsbury Grands Homestyle Refrigerated Original Biscuits (8 big biscuits), each biscuit cut in 8 equal pieces
- 1 cup of your favorite pizza sauce (store-bought or homemade) – if you like a saucy pizza, add more
- 2 cups mozzarella – divided in half
- 16 slices of pepperoni, regular size
- Italian or pizza seasoning – optional
Directions
- Use your favorite sauce
- Add your favorite pizza toppings
- Add a few pinches/dashes of your favorite Italian or pizza seasonings
- Serve with a side of sauce for dipping
- Each oven cooks differently. If you notice your cheese is browning too fast, before the biscuits are ready, toss a piece of foil on top. You can also bake the biscuits a little before adding the last 1 cup of mozzarella on top.
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Carla Humphrey
I changed this recipe. I separated and flattened the biscuits to make a pizza crust. I baked it for 5 minutes. Then I topped it with pizza sauce and the toppings. We added sausage, onions and mushrooms. Then I topped it with mozzarella cheese. I then baked it for 15 more minutes. It was wonderful! Thank you for giving me the idea.
Ksue
Very doughy… Even after cooking for a long time.
Zemar G. Gonzalez
Mine came out really doughy; practically raw in some spots. How long do you think I should just put the biscuit mixture for before adding the toppings and cheese?
Maria
I think baking it first till they are a little colored works better. Mine was doughy as well.