Crescent roll veggie pizza is a classic appetizer that is a fresh and delicious mainstay at any party! Made with 4 different vegetables, cheese, and crescent roll sheets, it's super easy to throw together in just under 20 minutes.
2packagescrescent roll sheets(or 2 packages crescent rolls)
11ouncescream cheese, softened
⅓cupmayonnaise
½packetranch seasoning
1teaspoondried dill
Toppings
1cupshredded cheddar cheeseor mozzarella cheese
1cupGrape tomatoes,halved
½cupcarrotgrated
½cupBlack olives, sliced
½cupBroccoli florets, diced
Instructions
Spread crescent roll sheets onto lined sheet pans and bake as per package directions (if you're using crescent rolls, push them together at the seams to make one crust). Cool completely.
Mix cream cheese, mayonnaise, ranch seasoning and dried dill until well combined and smooth.
Spread cream cheese mixture in an even layer over the crusts.
Sprinkle with the toppings and gently press into the pizza with clean hands. Slice into pieces and refrigerate until serving.
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Notes
Soften the cream cheese. It makes it easier to combine smoothly with the other ingredients.
If you like spicy food, add red pepper flakes, hot sauce, or a pinch of cayenne pepper to the cream cheese mixture along with the ranch.
I usually cut the veggie pizza crescent roll sheet after I add the sauce and toppings.
If you plan to serve a lot of people, you can always cut the pieces smaller to feed more.
Feel free to mix up the toppings based on your tastes! Have fun with your veggie pizza recipe with crescent rolls. Try to use multi-colored vegetables for a better presentation.
Make sure to chop the toppings into bite-sized pieces. You want them to be manageable enough for eating, but still big enough that you're not serving up crumbs.
Ingredients to prep ahead- You can bake the crescent roll dough, make the sauce, and chop up the veggies up to 24 hours in advance. All that will be left to do is assemble!
Leftovers and storage- Store any leftover crescent roll veggie pizza in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3 days. If you leave it for longer the crust will go soggy.