Father’s Day Pizza Faces

Get the kids involved with creating their own Pizza Faces for Dad! This recipe is as simple as creating a masterpiece with the ingredients they like best.

Bagels (or English muffins, pita bread, or any toasted bread)
Tomato paste or pizza sauce
Sliced tomatoes
Shredded carrot
Sliced bell pepper
Pineapple pieces
Salami
Sliced ham
Black olives, sliced and pitted
Grated Tillamook mozzerella cheese

Preheat the oven to 350° F.

Spread the bagels with tomato paste or pizza sauce, add some mozzerella cheese, then choose the best ingredients to help create the pizza faces. Salami works great for ears, while sliced olives are perfect for eyes.
Once you’ve made your pizza faces, put them in the oven at 350° F for about 10 minutes, or until you see the cheese starting to brown.

Once cooled, enjoy them with Dad. You can also make them the night before a work day so they’re ready to pack in the following day’s lunch!

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