This recipe was given to me from my friend Betti. It is the perfect substitute for a veggie platter at a shower, and is best served on the day it is made.
Crust:
-1 1/2 oz refrigerator crescent rolls
Separate crescent rolls and press into a lightly greased 9x13 pan, covering the bottom to form a crust. Bake at 350ยบ oven for 10-12 minutes until lightly browned.
Topping:
-8 oz spreadable cream cheese
-1 oz envelope ranch salad dressing mix
-1/2 cup mayonnaise
Vegetables:
You will need a total of 2 cups of finely chopped vegetables. The amounts are a guide line, use what you enjoy.
-2 tbsp finely chopped celery
-1/3 cup finely chopped red pepper
-3 tbsp finely chopped green onion
-3 tbsp finely chopped mushrooms
-3 tbsp finely chopped broccoli
-3 tbsp finely chopped cauliflower
You can also add other colored peppers and radishes.
Mix all chopped veggies together and spread evenly over topping. Lightly press into topping. Refrigerate. Cuts into approximately 48 small squares or diamond shapes.
Just how we like those recipes, yummy and quick to fix. I will definately fix this one!!
ReplyDeleteI have had these before, so simple yet so yummy!
ReplyDeleteOh this is a good one to have on the blog. . .I've made these before but not for ages. .
ReplyDeleteIt's so good to have all our favorite appy recipes in one place. . .the season for appys' is on its way.
Great pictures too.
This looks so yummy! I am a big pizza fan! Love the rolls back in your banner!
ReplyDeleteOh! How perfect is this! I've never had it but I know I would love it. I'm making it for our next home bible study group meeting!
ReplyDeleteI first had this veggie pizza in college - and the recipe has since become one of my favorite appetizer/party food!
ReplyDeleteSo easy...and yummmy!!
Looks amazing!! I love the cute little cut outs of pizza... what a great idea for a party =)
ReplyDeleteI have had this before and it is excellent!! Definitely a crowd pleaser. I like your new web page banner.
ReplyDeleteMy mom made this for me, it made for a great light lunch and I highly recomend it.
ReplyDeleteThis is something I'd like..now to get hubby to be happy with just veggies on a pizza..
ReplyDeleteI love your blog, all you girls can really cook. And so many receipes from my childhood. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI just love this pizza. If you don't have dip mix, you can sub in some garlic and dill. Also adding grated cheese on top is great too.
ReplyDeleteI can't get enough of these!
Aimee, thanks for the alternative tips. It's always great to have recipe change ups. Kathy
ReplyDeleteThis is still one of my favorites. I'm so glad it's posted, sometimes I've lost some recipes over the years and now they are being posted again. Hurrah!
ReplyDeleteI love making a version of these. One thing I've found when I make mine... I double the vegetables and mix half of them in with the cream cheese spread before I spread it on. The remainder of the veggies get pressed into the top. That way I get more veggies, but they don't fall off the top because there are too many. :-)
ReplyDeleteKelly in Ohio