Mexican Pizza

I got the idea for this fabulous pizza at Lynn;s Kitchen Adventures. Mexican pizza was one of my mom’s favorites, but I had never attempted to make it at home because I’m the only one in my family who likes cooked tomatoes. When the kids both decided to spend the weekend with their dad, and I seen that I could make individual pizzas, I jumped at the chance to try it. My hubby really liked them, and he’s one of the cooked tomato haters. You only heat these up in the oven just enough to melt the cheese, and the tomatoes don’t really cook, so I won him over. So for a fun and yummy change of pace on pizza night, these are a winner.

Mexican Pizza

1 can refried beans, heated to make them easier to spread (homemade refried beans make this even more frugal)
1/2 lb of ground beef, cooked and seasoned with taco seasoning. (I made my own taco seasoning, recipe coming soon)
shredded cheese, either cheddar or colby jack
1 jar taco sauce (I used my own salsa recipe)
chopped tomatoes
tostada shells

Place tostada shells on a cookie sheet or a similar pan. Spread beans on top of each shell. 1 can of beans makes about 6 pizzas.

Spread a layer of meat on top of beans and then sprinkle a small amount of cheese on top of meat. Place another shell on top of that. Spread taco sauce on that shell. Then place tomatoes on top of taco sauce. Then place more cheese on top of that. Bake at 400 for about 8 minutes or until heated through.

This recipe is linked to: This Weeks Craving

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April is a dedicated wife and almost empty-nester mother of five, as well as Mamaw to two adorable grandbabies. She resides in Southern Indiana, along with her husband Joe and their daughter Melissa, and enjoys the quite life on their 3 acre homestead. She enjoys blogging about her adventures in frugal allergy-free cooking, gardening, household tips, and her family.
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