Making monster pizza is total family fun. These pizzas are great for a Healthy Halloween or any family pizza night. This pizza making activity is a great way to add vegetables to the plate.
Making Monster Pizza for a Healthy Halloween
Ready for a little family fun at dinner? It’s Monster pizza making time! These pizzas are great for any family pizza night, but they’re even more awesome for an easy Halloween dinner. They are what I call total ‘yum fun’.
In addition, making monster pizza is a fantastic way to get the kids to eat more veggies. They will have a blast with their artistic food creations and will surprisingly discover that veggies on pizza are a very good, tasty addition.
I know, I know…if you have a picky eater you’re doubting me and saying ‘not my kid’. However, with my Fidget pizza making events, it’s been proven over and over that even picky eaters will create and eat. I like to think of it as ‘crafting with food’. Maybe your picky eater won’t, but maybe they will…it’s worth the try.
Monster Pizza Supplies
FlatOut® Artisan Pizza Crusts (or other flatbread favorite)
Bell peppers, sliced & diced
Olives, sliced
Peas
Sliced carrots
Broccoli, cut into small pieces
Mini pepperoni, turkey
Light Olive Oil
Pesto Sauce
Tomato sauce
Shredded mozzarella cheese
Follow these simple directions and make monster memories together….
Making Monster Pizza Memories in the Kitchen for Halloween
Ingredients
- FlatOut® Artisan Pizza Crusts (or other flatbread favorite)
- Bell peppers, sliced & diced
- Olives, sliced
- Peas
- Sliced carrots
- Broccoli, cut into small pieces
- Mini pepperoni, turkey
- Light Olive Oil
- Pesto Sauce
- Tomato sauce
- Shredded mozzarella cheese
Instructions
Create an assembly line of sauces and toppings.
Place your FlatOut® Pizza crusts on a baking sheet that’s been coated with non-stick cooking spray.
Add your favorite sauce to the crust, add a layer of shredded cheese & use the toppings to create your own personal pan monsters.
Bake your personal pan monsters at 400 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes.
Let the monsters cool slightly and then enjoy your delicious creations.
Notes
Pesto: Try both a traditional basil and a sun-dried tomato. They are delicious once baked in the oven. Just a light layer adds a whole lot of flavor; my whole family loves pesto as a sauce alternative.
Kid Lesson Fun: There are a lot of great lessons in every recipe. Here are a few with monster pizza making;
- baking and oven safety
- layering
- shredding and shredder safety
- prepping Veggies
- cutting and knife safety
- following directions
- exploring healthier alternatives
Cheers to Better Bites and making monster pizzas together ~ Jodie
P.S. Want more healthy food fun? These, itsy bitsy spider bites are equally easy and delicious. It’s another veggie adding, whole grain pizza bite that’s festive and fun. 
9 Comments on “Making Monster Pizza for a Healthy Halloween”
What a cute and simple idea to use the Flatout Breads to make monster pizzas! Yum and Fun!
Thank you. Some of the simplest combos make the best serves :)!
What a fun project and a great pizza, love making those memories! Thanks so much for sharing with us at Full Plate Thursday. Have a great weekend and come back soon!
Miz Helen
Thank you for visiting…family memories are always the best!
I am similar here in Australia, while it should be warming up, Spring has decided not just yet. I am ready for some warm weather and summery clothes!
Love these Halloween pizzas 🙂
Thank you! You are lucky to be heading towards spring (lol), we are heading towards winter here (brrrrr).
So cute! Love these monster pizzas.
wow, they are some super monster sized pizzas. I agree, pizza is a great way to get kids to try new foods and when they make it themselves they are more likely to eat it too.
What a great fun idea. I also love your pesto tip! Thanks for sharing at Fiesta Friday.