Easy Italian Bread Pizzas Right at Home

This is my version of French Bread Pizzas but instead, I call them Italian Bread Pizzas. Homemade seems always to be better than the freezer section. Also not as expensive; especially if you already have some of the ingredients on hand.
What Can You Put on Your Italian Bread Pizza?
The possibilities are endless. You can do your normal mozzarella, pepperoni, or like the picture above you can add fresh grape tomatoes, celery, and bacon.
One of my favorites is black olives and pineapple! Yummmm.
What you will need for this French Bread Pizza:
1 or 2 loaves of Italian Bread (from the bakery section of your store)
1 or 2 jars/cans of Pizza sauce (I usually buy the store brand)
1 or 2 bags of Mozzarella Cheese shredded to your liking
Optional:
Black Olives
Pepperoni (or any favorite meat topping)
Pineapple Chunks
Onion
Grape Tomatoes cut in pieces
Any other toppings you see fit.
Easy Italian Bread Pizzas

This is my version of French Bread Pizzas but instead, I call them Italian Bread Pizzas. Homemade seems always to be better than the freezer section. Also not as expensive; especially if you already have some of the ingredients on hand. Â
Ingredients
- 1 or 2 loaves of Italian Bread (from the bakery section of your store)
- 1 or 2 jars/cans of Pizza sauce (I usually buy the store brand)
- 1 or 2 bags of Mozzarella Cheese shredded to your liking
- Optional:
- Black Olives
- Pepperoni (or any favorite meat topping)
- Pineapple Chunks
- Onion
- Grape Tomatoes cut in pieces
- Any other toppings you see fit.
Instructions
- First I cut the Italian Bread loaf (loaves) in half then cut those halves across the middle.
- Next, I add my sauce, & toppings.
- Bake at 375-400 degrees (depending on your oven), for about 15 minutes (less if you don't want them as 'crunchy') you can determine how you would like them.
Notes
If you buy 1 loaf of Italian bread that will yield 4 servings. They are quite large so you may want to cut them in half again if you would like to have them be smaller portions.
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