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Change up pizza night with this easy and flavorful Garlic Chicken Pizza with white sauce.
One of the easiest meals to plan is pizza night. Everyone is happy when I answer the unending question of “What’s for dinner tonight?” with “pizza.” If I ever want to feel like a hero in my own house, I make pizza for dinner.
The boys just want cheese pizza. They will tolerate pepperoni, but cheese reigns supreme. Jared and I, however, require more for our refined palates. 😉 My favorite make-at-home pizza is Garlic Chicken Pizza with white sauce.
I used to buy a pre-made crust. Now I make Homemade Pizza Dough every Friday for pizza night. However, we like a crispy-thin crust for garlic chicken pizza. Either one will work great for this pizza recipe.
You only need one chicken breast for a whole pizza. The chicken I bought must have been pumping iron in the yard, because the one breast I had was HUGE.
Tip!
It’s easier to cut chicken into cubes if the chicken breast is still slightly frozen
The beauty in this recipe is its simplicity. Just a few ingredients come together to make the chicken full of flavor.
Ingredients
- pizza crust-use your favorite store bought crust or make your own with this easy Homemade Pizza Dough recipe
- white pizza sauce-use jarred white sauce from the store, or try making your own delicious alfredo sauce
- cheese-to keep it a truly “white” pizza, use white cheeses like mozzarella, Romano, Parmesan or other Italian blends
- chicken breast-1 chicken breast is plenty for a single pizza
- garlic cloves-I can tell you how many, but garlic is something you can just measure with your heart 🙂
- red/purple onion-the mild flavor of a red onion goes so well with chicken
- dried oregano-or use your favorite Italian seasonings blend
You can top the pizza with raw garlic and onion and let it cook in the oven, or sauté it with the meat. Personally, I prefer to sweat the onions and garlic a bit and cook it all together with the chicken.
Tip!
Smash a garlic clove under the flat side of the knife to make it easier to remove the paper
After the chicken is cooked, grab your pizza crust, some alfredo sauce and mozzarella cheese and you’re ready to take pizza night up a notch with this Garlic Chicken White Pizza!
Garlic Chicken Pizza
Ingredients
- 1 pizza crust
- 1/4-1/2 cup alfredo sauce or any jarred white pasta sauce
- 2 tbsp butter or oil
- 4 cloves garlic diced
- 1/2 red onion diced
- 1 boneless skinless chicken breast cubed
- 1 tbsp dried oregano
- 1-2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese
Instructions
- 1 pizza crust, 1/4-1/2 cup alfredo sauceSpread the sauce evenly over your pizza crust. Set aside.
- 2 tbsp butter or oil, 4 cloves garlic, 1/2 red onion, 1 boneless skinless chicken breast, 1 tbsp dried oreganoIn 2 tbsp of butter or oil, sweat the garlic and onion. Once it's translucent, add in the chicken and oregano.
- Cook just until no longer pink. Do not dry out the chicken!
- 1-2 cups shredded mozzarella cheeseSprinkle half of the cheese over the sauce on the pizza crust, spread the chicken mixture over it and then cover with the remaining cheese.
- Bake at 425 until cheese is melted and the edges are bubbly and golden. (about 10 mins)
Nutrition
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Lora Anne M says
I am terrible at breaking down a whole chicken. I don’t even want to attempt it anymore. I either buy chicken breasts or cook a whole chicken in the slow cooker until it falls off the bone.
Michelle @ The Complete Savorist says
Squash, pineapple, and garlic, which is rather embarrassing since I cut garlic almost every day, but they are just so small.
Amanda Sakovitz says
Squash is the hardest for me.
Serge B says
Corn is the hardest to cut
Jillian Too says
I always have a hard time with onion because my eyes water. I have a tough time with vegetables I don’t use very often like artichoke.
Christina @ Juggling Real Food and Real LIfe says
Delicious recipe Nicole. A great set of knives makes life so much easier. I really struggle with chopping mangos and sweet potatoes. Maybe if I had better knives, I would cut them more often.
Victoria @ Creative Home Keeper says
Butternut squash for sure!
Cami @ The Crafting Nook says
Yummmmm Looks amazing!!! I nee to try this pizza ASAP!!! Thanks for including an amazing giveaway!
XOXO
Kallee says
Butternut squash is my hardest! It is always so slippery!
Joan Kubes says
Acorn squash is definitely the hardest thing for me to cut!
HilLesha says
Avocado has always been a trying experience for me.
Sonya Morris says
I have a hard time peeling potatoes because I seem to waste more than I want to!
shelly peterson says
The pineapple and the chicken would be the ones hardest for me to cut.
nate rench says
I want that.
reesa says
I want these knives so bad!
Henrietta says
I have difficulty with Mangos and pineapples they are hard to cut .
Laura says
The chicken one was so informative!
Laura J says
Oh great tips they have! I always have such a hard time with chicken! Oh my gosh…their video is fantastic to show you exactly what to do!
Michelle Martin says
I have a hard time prepping a lot of things, but poultry, as in a while chicken, is my biggest struggle right now!
Crissie says
I hate cutting magoes. One of the twins loves them, so I buy them for her; however, I usually just make her eat it like an apples because I get sick of fighting wirh it.
Amy says
Wow. Those knives look awesome!!! My knives are so dull. Would love knives that sharpen themselves!
Rima says
I’m pretty much knife challenged!! I never know what knife to use for anything!
Mindy Stevens says
Acorn squash is the hardest thing to cut! Love them, but hate cutting them
Mindy Stevens says
Your pizza recipe looks yummy. I’ll have to add it to my menu
Melissa | Persnickety Plates says
This pizza looks delicious!
I have a hard time with mangoes – they never turn out very pretty 😉
Nicole Burkholder says
Yes! Mangoes are such a pain! I feel like I waste so much when I try to cut one up.