Pizza Quesadilla’s {Foodie Friday}

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Welcome back to Foodie Friday!
Don’t forget to visit Diane at Simple Living and Eating for more party fun.
 
I have a good excuse this week for getting my post up late (so sorry to those that come around early). My computer was hit with a virus, and I had a bunch of pop up ads I couldn’t work around. I have a pretty great husband though, and after a night of scanning the computer, I’m back up and running!
 
 
Pepperoni. I love it. I always have. As a kid I would sneak pieces of pepperoni out of the fridge, just to eat by themselves (who am I kidding, I still do that!).   There was one summer I worked at a fruit stand, and they sold fresh pepperoni.  That was the best pepperoni I’ve ever tasted.
 
Growing up my mom would take requests for our school lunches, as long as it was in reason. One of our favorites was quesadillas. I don’t remember who had the brilliant idea first, but mine often came with pepperoni tucked inside the cheese. It was simple, and so tasty.  Although my kids aren’t big pepperoni fans, they do enjoy a Pepperoni Quesadilla.  It’s a fun, and easy kid lunch. Serve it with some fruit and they’ll eat a good lunch.
 

Pepperoni Quesadilla

Ingredients
2 Flour Tortillas
1/2 cup shredded cheddar
6-8 sliced pepperoni
 
Directions
Lay 1 tortilla on a skillet.  Add 1/4 cup cheese, then the pepperoni, and the rest of the cheese.  Top it with 2nd tortilla. Cook on medium about 2 minutes per side, or until cheese is thoroughly melted.  Let the quesadilla cool on a plate before cutting or it will be a cheesy gooey mess.
 
Serve with you favorite dip. My kids like ketchup and ranch.  I personally prefer a little salsa and sour cream.
 
I found these fun little silicone cups at IKEA. They have made mealtime more fun for the kids.

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As a mother of 3 girls, tea parties are a must! These look so perfect and dainty.
 
 
 

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4 thoughts on “Pizza Quesadilla’s {Foodie Friday}

  1. My grandmother would make her own salamis and pepperoni. If you went into her attic you would find them drying.
    My family loves pepperoni too and my daughter will love the cheese in your quesadillas.

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