Make Pita Bread

Although pizza dough is slightly different than pita bread, you can still throw small circles of dough into a hot pan and watch them puff up into a pita-like item.

Breadsticks

Roll the dough into long cylinders, brush with olive oil, and heat in the oven for quick, easy, and delicious breadsticks. Bonus points if you have some pizza sauce leftover for dipping.

Cinnamon Rolls

Pizza dough makes surprisingly good cinnamon rolls. Simply shape the flattened dough into a roll, top with cinnamon and butter, and bake!

Calzones

Okay, so a calzone is pretty much just a pizza in a different shape, but really, but who can get sick of pizza? This is a great way to put a spin on your pizzas from the night before.

Garlic Knots

These pizzeria classics are simple and delicious. Form the dough into small, bite size balls and brush with butter before topping with chopped garlic and baking until golden brown and crispy.

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But what about pita pizzas? These nifty little treats are for your leftover pitas in your freezer and nights when you just want to Netflix and chill. Since you’ll be using leftover pita (the drier the better) it’ll make for crispy pizza loaded with toppings. Read on for some possible ideas that you can recreate!

Cheese Overload

The great thing about pita pizza is that it’s portioned for one person. So you can sit back and enjoy one pita pizza smacked with cheese on top of it. Incorporate as many cheeses as you please as long as it fits!

Great Party Snack

These easy treats will be the hit of the party and your friends will even ask where you got the idea from. Pita pizzas aren’t a common party dish and for 2 pizzas all you’ll need is one pita. How resourceful and nifty is that? You can even ask your party guests to place their own toppings and experiment to their heart’s delight!

The post Pita Pizzas are a Great Snack to Make appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.

Make Pita Bread

Although pizza dough is slightly different than pita bread, you can still throw small circles of dough into a hot pan and watch them puff up into a pita-like item.

Breadsticks

Roll the dough into long cylinders, brush with olive oil, and heat in the oven for quick, easy, and delicious breadsticks. Bonus points if you have some pizza sauce leftover for dipping.

Cinnamon Rolls

Pizza dough makes surprisingly good cinnamon rolls. Simply shape the flattened dough into a roll, top with cinnamon and butter, and bake!

Calzones

Okay, so a calzone is pretty much just a pizza in a different shape, but really, but who can get sick of pizza? This is a great way to put a spin on your pizzas from the night before.

Garlic Knots

These pizzeria classics are simple and delicious. Form the dough into small, bite size balls and brush with butter before topping with chopped garlic and baking until golden brown and crispy.

The post What to do with Leftover Pizza Dough appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.

But what about pita pizzas? These nifty little treats are for your leftover pitas in your freezer and nights when you just want to Netflix and chill. Since you’ll be using leftover pita (the drier the better) it’ll make for crispy pizza loaded with toppings. Read on for some possible ideas that you can recreate!

Cheese Overload

The great thing about pita pizza is that it’s portioned for one person. So you can sit back and enjoy one pita pizza smacked with cheese on top of it. Incorporate as many cheeses as you please as long as it fits!

Great Party Snack

These easy treats will be the hit of the party and your friends will even ask where you got the idea from. Pita pizzas aren’t a common party dish and for 2 pizzas all you’ll need is one pita. How resourceful and nifty is that? You can even ask your party guests to place their own toppings and experiment to their heart’s delight!

The post Pita Pizzas are a Great Snack to Make appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.