Fanfare for the common man: Mexican Pizza

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gmc2003

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With all the posts recently about homemade Mexican food and pizza. I thought I'd throw one out there for all of us who are either to lazy to make things from scratch or are culinary deficient. This is as close to authentic Mexican food that I've had. Pretty sad I know.

So lets get the ball rolling: First up the fix'ins.

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Brown the beef up. This is close to 3 pounds of 85/15. I couldn't get 90/10. Once browned - drain the grease and put it back into the pan with 2.5 cups of water and the appropriate amount of Taco seasoning(3 packs for this attempt). Stirring occasionally until the water is basically gone.
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Then spread the re-fried beans evenly over the pizza dough.

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Then top the with the ground meat. I didn't use all 3 pounds. Probably about a half of it. Note: Be careful not to get to close to the edge of the dough.
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Add a few spoons of chunky salsa.

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And top with some shredded Mexican blend cheese.
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Side shot:

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Bake at 450* until the cheese has melted
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Top with rough diced tomatoes
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...and rough chopped lettuce
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Since I know I can't eat 4 slices of pizza. I cut the pizza into qtrs. That way I can stick with my 2 slices.
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Thanks for looking at my authentic New England Mexican pizza.

Chris
 
Looks good from here! I'd definitely help ya eat that!

Ryan
 
Looks Awesome to me...add some habaneros and sour cream and into a food coma I would go!
 
Boy howdy Chris, looks like you've got the best of both worlds right there, Like! I always feel that if you use chili powder, salsa, or Ortega chilis on anything it makes it Mexican food. RAY
 
Not a thing in the world wrong with that Chris. Darned good looking meal, probably tasted great, and was quick to put together. I'd sure as heck tear into a bunch of it :emoji_wink:

Robert
 
That pie looks really good!
Nice work.
I could definitely crush a few slices of that.
Thank you 2Mac and for the like.

Looks good from here! I'd definitely help ya eat that!

Ryan

Appreciate that Ryan and for the like. I still have a couple of slices. Way to much for the wife and I.

Chris
 
Looks delicious to me chris. Probably gonna give this a try

Give it a go Jake, I think you'll like it and it's easy to make. Appreciate the compliment.

Looks Awesome to me...add some habaneros and sour cream and into a food coma I would go!

Habaneros yes I like that idea. I'll pass on the sour cream. Appreciate the like and comment clifish.

Chris
 
Looks Great, Chris!!
All those NE Mexicans teach you that??? :emoji_laughing:
Nice Job!!
Like.

Bear

Not sure about the NE Mexicans, but since I'm near the Canadian border maybe the Canadian variety. Thanks for the like and a compliment Bear appreciate them. Also for the chuckle.

Absolutely Nothing wrong with that dish. I would eat it.

Thank you muchly inda, It's a good change of pace - something a little different especially for us.

Chris
 
OMG that looks uhmazing!

Appreciate that saint also for the like.
Chris over here eating his Mexican pizza like
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JK buddy that looks great! I actually cooked up something similar last night but doesn't look as good. Big LIKE!

Hey how'd you get on my facebook page John. My said she wouldn't post that pic. Thanks for the like and chuckle appreciate them.

Chris
 
😂 the above post is hilarious! I can see Chris doing that!

Anyway, great job Chris!

Somehow I knew you'd enjoy that post Justin. I appreciate the like and comment thanks.

Boy howdy Chris, looks like you've got the best of both worlds right there, Like! I always feel that if you use chili powder, salsa, or Ortega chilis on anything it makes it Mexican food. RAY

Thank you Ray also for the like. Yup for us living on the northern border this is Mexican food.

Chris
 
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