Stovetop skillet to brown the ground beef with taco seasoning.
Cookie sheet covered in parchment paper.
A small bowl and spoon for mixing the cream cheese/sour cream/salsa.
A spatula or spoon to spread the cream cheese mixture over the cooked crescent rolls.
Sharp knife and cutting board for dicing tomatoes and slicing the pizza.
Ingredients
2tubes of refrigerator crescent rolls
8ouncepackage of cream cheese – softened
3tbspsour cream
2tbspprepared salsa
1-1/4lbs.ground beef
1enveople taco seasoning
3-4diced Roma tomatoes
4-5ouncesof shredded cheddar jack cheeseI used a mixute of cheddar and jack cheese
1/2ouncebag of shredded lettuce
Instructions
Preheat the oven to 350°as directed on the crescent roll package instructions.
Spread crescent rolls across the cookie sheet - covering the cookie sheet and sealing the cuts between each of the rolls.
Bake according to crescent roll package instructions.
Cool completely before adding toppings (You can also cool it and lightly cover it with a paper towel and leave on the countertop overnight.)
Brow the ground beef and add the taco seasoning and water as directed on the taco season mix package.
Dice the tomatoes into bite-sized pieces
In a medium-sized bowl, add softened cream cheese, sour cream, and salsa; stir until fully mixed.
To Assemble:
Spread the cream cheese mixture all over the baked and cooled crescent roll pizza base.
Add the taco meat.
Top the meat with the diced tomatoes.
Add cheese and lettuce.
Cut into equal squares and serve.
Notes
Krazy Kitchen Mom Tips
I do not recommend using the new Cresent Roll Dough Sheets for this recipe nor for the Crescent Roll Veggie Pizza recipe. I've tested the new sheets against the crescent rolls and the sheets cook unevenly and get very crispy. The actual crescent rolls stay a bit soft and puff up a little when you bake them. The crescent rolls are a much better choice for this recipe.
I am all about convenience so I use pre-shredded cheese and pre-shredded iceberg lettuce from the grocery store. You could also use the pre-diced tomatoes that are sold in the produce department at most grocery stores.
Be sure to completely cool the baked crescent dough pizza base before assembling. In fact, I usually bake mine early in the morning and let it sit on the countertop to cool or I make it the day before I'm going to serve it. I leave it on the countertop on the cookie sheet and simply cover them lightly with a paper towel or plastic wrap.