Easy Mini Deep Dish Pizzas

Looking for an easy dinner for a busy weeknight? Try these mini deep dish pizzas that are made using Bisquick. Kids and adults will both love them.

I love pizza but I’m also allergic to mushrooms which can make it a bit hard to get pizza out. Many places can handle the allergy with no issues but the chains struggle and I love pizza but it’s not worth dying over.

Making pizza at home is often a safer and cheaper option. Plus you have control over the ingredients and that’s also important to me. I try to avoid nitrates as they aren’t great for you and often trigger headaches for me. But bacon and pepperoni are delicious so I’m thankful for uncured options I can put on my pizza at home.

I used to do a good job of making pizza dough from scratch and freezing several crusts. I haven’t done that in a few years and don’t see myself making time for that anytime soon.

A quicker alternative that is also delicious is these mini deep dish pizzas that are made using Bisquick (I use a homemade Bisquick). 

They aren’t traditional pizza but the flavors are still there and they are simple to make. The other day my husband was having a frozen low carb pizza of some sort and I was thinking that I wish I had picked myself up a frozen pizza. Then I remembered I had all the ingredients to make these mini deep dish pizzas. 

I was able to whip them up in no time and had plenty for a few lunches. They reheat really well so you can premake them for busy days.

I’ve not tried it yet but I’m sure they would be good frozen as well. I’d likely prebake the crusts and freeze them before finishing baking them. If I try it I will let you know how it goes and the best way to re-heat them. If you try it before I do, leave in the comments how you did it.

If you want to try even more great recipes using Bisquick check out Delicious Bisquick Recipes. Bisquick is such a great multipurpose mix that can make your life a lot easier.