bubble up pizza

MODIFIED!!!! (i had to modify it...the last time i made it the "right" way, it didn't cook thoroughly :()

so i estimated everything i threw in...sorry!

I put some spaghetti sauce (roasted red pepper and garlic, you can put whatever kind you want tho!), cheese (i did mozzerella, you can do whatever you have on hand), and a 1/2 tsp of garlic, and pizza toppings (i did a can of mushrooms, drained (no real ones on hand, darn), pepperoni quartered, bacon bits, and part of an onion, roughly chopped.) in a bowl and mixed it up, adding more sauce so everything was neatly covered.

I then spread it in an 8x8 pan (not everyone in the house feels good, so i didn't make a 9x13 pans worth of food) and covered it with quartered refrigerator biscuits. i then sprinkled some Parmesan cheese on top, stuck it in a 350*F oven for about 30 minutes (or until golden brown) and put more Parmesan cheese on top when done.

Easy dinner, and a winner also!

PS the original recipe has the biscuit pieces throughout the sauce mixture, but they didn't cook that way, and noone ate it...so i mixed up the recipe and they cooked!

easy dinner night

We are getting a snowpocalypse headed our way here in michigan, with 12-18 inches of snow expected. So i decided on an easy dinner that you could have plenty of leftovers with, not necessarily need to be eaten warm (altho, it is best).

So tonight, we are eating spaghetti and sauce, with mashed potatoes from a box :D

Very easy, you boil noodles for 10-11 minutes, heat up sauce on the stove, and mix the mashed potatoes according to the package :)

dinner was ready in about 15 minutes...so very easy :D

thankfully, we have a gas stove, so even if we lose power, i can still heat food up, just a bit differently. But if we do lose power, i was told we are going to TJ and C's grandparents house, cuz they have a generator. :D i don't mind :) i like to be warm, so i won't complain