Lunch time is a busy time of day for me and I'll be the first to admit that grabbing a burger and fries through a fast food drive-thru is much more appealing than making something healthy and cleaning up after myself.
With Summer fast approaching, I have been trying to be more intentional about what I put into my body.
I've been making sure my fridge is stocked up with food so that I can whip myself up a quick lunch.
I've been experimenting with different recipes (that involve little cleanup) with what I have on hand and last week I came up with this delicious BLT Pita Pizza.
I'm sure this isn't as healthy as a big leafy salad, but this is a lot better than those drive-thru combos that have been my go to for quite sometime.
They are super easy to make and only take 15 minutes start to finish!
I've been making sure my fridge is stocked up with food so that I can whip myself up a quick lunch.
I've been experimenting with different recipes (that involve little cleanup) with what I have on hand and last week I came up with this delicious BLT Pita Pizza.
I'm sure this isn't as healthy as a big leafy salad, but this is a lot better than those drive-thru combos that have been my go to for quite sometime.
They are super easy to make and only take 15 minutes start to finish!
BLT Pita Pizza
Ingredients
Ingredients
Small Whole Wheat Pita
Cream Cheese
Cherry Tomatoes
2 Slices of cooked Bacon chopped
Spring Mix
Balsamic Vinegar (I used a maple flavor)
Directions
Heat Pita in 350 degrees for 5-6 minutes.
Let cool for 1 minute.
Spread desired amount of cream cheese on pita.
Sprinkle a handful of spring mix on top of cheese.
Add cooked bacon.
Drizzle with balsamic vinegar.
Let cool for 1 minute.
Spread desired amount of cream cheese on pita.
Sprinkle a handful of spring mix on top of cheese.
Add cooked bacon.
Drizzle with balsamic vinegar.
Enjoy :)
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