Bread pizza in the oven and airfryer: learn how to make it

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Use the airfryer or oven to make this super easy recipe!

Per Texty agencyPosted in 05/05/2022 - 10:43

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Bread pizza recipes are economical, very easy to make and delicious. Everyone knows that it can be expensive to buy a pizza in a restaurant, so making it at home can be an excellent alternative and also a great success.

Also, you don't need a lot of ingredients or spend hours in the kitchen, as making bread pizza is very simple. Check out now how to make this recipe both in the airfryer and in the oven.

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Bread pizza recipe

in the airfryer

Ingredients:

• 2 slices of bread of your choice;
• 2 tomato wheels;
• Tomato sauce (as much as you find necessary);
• 2 slices of mozzarella cheese;
• Chopped onion;
• Oregano, salt and olive oil to taste.

Method of preparation:

1. First, separate the bread slices and spread some of the sauce, covering each slice with mozzarella and tomato;
2. Then put the amount you want of oregano, salt and onion and water with a little olive oil;
3. Finally, put it in the airfryer for 5 minutes at 200ºC and then it's ready to serve!

In the oven

Ingredients:

• 10 slices of bread of your choice;
• Tomato sauce (as much as you find necessary);
• 6 slices of chopped ham;
• 12 slices of mozzarella cheese;
• Cream cheese;
• 1/2 box of milk cream;
• Tomato cut into slices;
• Chopped onion;
• Oregano, salt and olive oil to taste.

Method of preparation:

1. First, grease a baking dish that can fit 6 slices of bread and cover with half of the tomato sauce;
2. Then put half the mozzarella cheese, the shredded ham and the cream cheese;
3. Place the rest of the bread on top, closing the slices, and add the tomato sauce, a little cream, the rest of the mozzarella, the tomato slices and the oregano and olive oil to taste;
4. Finally, take it to the medium oven (preheated to 180º) until the cheese melts and it's ready to serve!

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