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Are you planning on having people over to ring in the new year? Here is a fun way to share the evening with friends and family: Have a Make-Your-Own Pizza Party! I did this recently, and everyone loved it.
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What ingredients do you need to make your very own pizza party for New Year's Eve?
A variety of cheeses in 3 to 4 oz cups each one for each pizza - Mozzarella, Soy cheese, Feta, Mozzarella ball
A few bowls of vegetables like blanched broccoli and fresh spinach.
Different types of spreads like Tomato sauce (Affiliate Link), artichoke spread, pesto, roasted red pepper spread, and garlic
Make a delicious salad or have someone bring one.
Get 10-15 personal-size round pizzas or buy ones like Boboli and Pocket-Less Pitas
Have three to four bowls of meat and meatless toppings, like Chicken, Pepperoni, Turkey Pepperoni, and Tofurky
How to set up your New Year's Eve Make Your Own Pizza Party?
- Set up the bowls in advance. Place them on a tray and store them in the refrigerator.
- Preheat the oven to 450 degrees.
- Place two personal-sized pizzas on a cookie sheet (Affiliate Link).
- Have each person decorate their own pizzas. If you have two trays in the oven, you can bake four personal-sized pizzas on two trays. Then bake for 5-10 minutes or until the cheese melts.
- Pull them out and let them sit to cool.
- Transfer them to a cutting board (Affiliate Link) for guests to use to cut their pizza.
- Place the salad next to the cutting board (Affiliate Link) so people can grab some salad as well.
Here are other pizza options for your pizza party.
Feel free to print out this recipe:
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New Year’s Eve Make Your Own Pizza Party
- Total Time: 20 minutes
- Yield: 15
Description
Planning is important. Make a list of the items you want to get. And, ask guests to bring one topping to share.
Ingredients
- A variety of cheeses in 3 to 4 oz cups each one for each pizza - Mozzarella, Soy cheese, Feta, Mozzarella ball
- A few bowls of Veggies like Broccoli and spinach
- Different types of spreads like Tomato sauce (Affiliate Link), artichoke spread, pesto, roasted red pepper spread, and garlic
- Make a delicious salad or have someone bring one
- Get 10-15 personal size round pizzas or buy ones like Boboli and Pocket-Less Pitas
- Have three to four bowls of meat and meatless toppings, like Chicken, Pepperoni, Turkey Pepperoni, and Tofurky
Instructions
- Setup the bowls in advance. Place them on a tray and store in the refrigerator.
- Preheat the oven to 450 degrees.
- Place two personal sized pizzas on a cookie sheet (Affiliate Link).
- Have each person decorate their own pizzas. If you have two trays in the oven, you can bake 4 personal sized pizzas on two trays. Then bake for 5-10 minutes or until the cheese melts.
- Pull them out and let them sit to cool.
- Transfer them to a cutting board (Affiliate Link) for guests to use to cut their pizza.
- Place the salad next to the cutting board (Affiliate Link) so people can grab some salad as well.
Equipment
Buy Now → - Prep Time: 30 minutes
- Cook Time: 20 minutes
- Category: pizza
- Method: oven baked
- Cuisine: Italian
Nutrition
- Serving Size: 1 Personal size
Here are some of the fun and delicious finished pizzas:
Visit some other DIY make your own pizza party articles I found online below.
How to Throw a Pizza Party Birthday
Party Planning: Throwing A Build-Your-Own Pizza Party
Everyone had a blast making their own pizza. And, one personal sized pizza was enough for everyone.
I hope this inspires you to make you how "Make your own pizza party".
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Janet Barclay says
This is such a fun idea, I bet it would go over well at a party for kids or teenagers too!
Sabrina says
The teenagers loved it. It was fun watching them pick out what they wanted on their pizza. They were all so meticulous, picking up one piece at a time and placing it gently on the pizza.