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Thanksgiving Skillet Pizza

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A small pizza cut into six wedges topped with roasted Brussels sprouts green beans cheese sweet potato mash and more.
Photo by Chelsea Kyle, Food Styling by Rhoda Boone

Transform your Thanksgiving leftovers into this irresistible pizza, with mashed potatoes taking the place of traditional tomato sauce. Cooking in a cast-iron skillet ensures a super-crispy crust and gets your pizza on the table in 22 minutes or less.

Cooks' Note

Room temperature pizza dough is easier to roll out. To soften chilled dough, place on a rimmed baking sheet set over bowl of hot water.

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