Chicken Cordon Bleu Pizza

Pizza without a doubt, is one of our family's favorite recipes, and a popular weekly meal in our house. With so many pizza recipes to try, this "Chicken Cordon Bleu Pizza," looked to be a nice twist on two popular recipes, and a recipe definitely worth trying. This website is a great resource for all sorts of recipe ideas. The girl behind the site is Mallory, a self professed country girl from Ohio, who living in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania with her husband Tyler. Mallory spends her days as an accountant and when she gets home from work, she likes to have fun and experiment in the kitchen, cooking and tasting recipes, along with her husband Tyler.

This simple cordon bleu pizza, is a simple pizza recipe, topped with grilled cubed chicken,sliced ham, crumbled bacon, swiss cheese and mozzarella cheese. To start the pizza recipe, you can use one of your favorite pizza dough recipes, use the pizza dough recipe on the site, or purchase a ready made pizza crust. For added convenience you might even want to precook the chicken beforehand, to make the recipe that much easier to prepare. To start the pizza recipe, you will take your pizza crust and spread the alfredo sauce evenly onto crust, then layer your chicken cubes, sliced ham and crumbled bacon overtop the sauce, lastly you will want to sprinkle your shredded swiss and mozzarella cheese overtop the pizza, bake and enjoy! The chicken cordon bleu pizza on this site, not only looks delicious, but is sure to be added to your list of favorite recipes, its quick and easy to make on a busy weeknight, or perfect for weekend get togethers with family and friends.

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