Bachelor Chow - Mini Pizzas

Unlike some of my other Bachelor Chow offerings, this one requires the forethought to actually have the ingredients available. Watch for that to surface more and more as a theme here.
You can make these faster than you can heat any of the popular frozen pizzas or have one delivered.
Let's get started!

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Step 1: Tools and Materials Needed

Tools

Toaster oven
Baking pan
Kitchen timer
Oven mitt or pot holder

Materials

1 roll - Pillsbury Grands® Buttermilk Biscuits (make sure to use Pillsbury Grands® because as I've said many times before, these multi-billion dollar corporations pay me millions as a result of these instructables.)
1 Packet - Shredded Pizza Cheese blend.
1 Bottle - Squeezable Pizza Sauce
1 Packet - Pepperoni

Makes one dozen Mini Pizzas, approximately 50 calories each (like you really care).

squat251 says: Nov 21, 2012. 2:42 AM

I might just have to get a toaster oven to truly appreciate what you have done here, thanks!

Khalim says: Sep 20, 2011. 8:34 AM

Living it Italy, i have never seen any of these ingredients and those biscuits look totally out of this planet, but it still looks delicious.

halloweengirl80 says: Sep 14, 2011. 2:56 PM

Mini Biscuit Pizzas are the BEST! Chicks and kids love 'em too! Omnomnom....I like to put the sauce as the bottom layer, like "traditional" style, but I like your option too--less soggy! That would allow me to skip the pre-baking step I've had to do with mine :)

Screamo says: Sep 26, 2010. 11:59 PM

My mouth is watering ().()

jdwaynes1980 says: Mar 15, 2010. 3:43 AM

I've made something similar to this before... try crushed black pepper, fresh arugula, and mozzarella.... SO GOOD!

Chromatica says: Jan 26, 2010. 2:51 PM

Are You really getting money from this?

Marsh (author) in reply to ChromaticaJan 26, 2010. 7:00 PM

I wish. It's just that way back when, some dork said he thought I was being commercial when I cited brand names. Ever since I use the ® symbol and say I get a royalty anyway. The fact of the matter is that if you use the brands I say, it should turn out just the same as mine. Use some generic crap and who knows what you may end up with.

lemonie says: Jan 23, 2010. 1:48 PM

These look very good, your diet is steadily being shared with the world....
I would have to grind some black pepper on this, but you're giving me "munchies".

L