Receta Steak & Potato Pizza #SundaySupper #GameDayIdahoPotatoes

by Grumpy's Honeybunch

Are you looking for a crowd pleasing easy football recipe for the upcoming big game day? If so, this Steak and Potato Pizza is going to fit the bill and meet your expectations! This pizza is chock full of lean steak, golden potatoes cubes and cheese! Pure good and hearty finger food for all those happy gamers! This post is sponsored by the Idaho® Potato Commission in conjunction with a social media campaign through Sunday Supper LLC. All opinions are my own. If you love a dinner filled with lean flavorful steak and potatoes, then this pizza is going to be for you! Made with golden Idaho® potatoes, complimented with cheese both mild and bold, garlic flavored steak bites, and red onion slices, it’s almost like having a steakhouse dinner except your plate is the pizza crust! Grumpy absolutely loved this pizza! He would love to have steak and potatoes for every meal as it is, so when I made this Steak and Potato Pizza, a light bulb went off as this being another way to get what he wants! When it comes to the potato, the best way to cook it for this recipe is to boil it ahead of time. While preparing to write this post, I went over to the Idaho® Potato website to see what I could learn about the best method of cooking. Did you know that it is recommended to cook the potatoes with the skins on? Before boiling, you just scrub the potato clean and once they are cooked, you can remove the skins if you wish. While I did boil my potatoes, I found out that the best method of cooking a potato for the most nutrients is to bake it. Speaking of baking potatoes, while I like baking them, I don’t like to wait. I like the crispy outer skin you get from baking. Did you know that you can cook potatoes in your microwave and still have them come out like you had baked them in the oven? Idaho® Potato tells you how to do it on their website! When I boiled my potatoes for this recipe I just added some salt. However, you can add some garlic cloves too if you wish to infuse even more garlic flavor into this recipe. Once the potatoes were cooked I had a hard time keeping my fingers out of the bowl and snatching up a few pieces to pop in my mouth. I absolutely love the golden Idaho® Potato and how creamy and flavorful it is! Now, about this pizza. It is so easy to have it ready to put together in no time flat for your party gathering. A pre-made pizza crust bought at the store makes life much easier (unless you must make your own, which is ok too). This is also a great way to use up any leftover lean steak you may have in the refrigerator. If you don’t have leftover, it is cool to buy the stir-fry steak pieces in the store and quickly cook them up with some butter and lots of garlic. You want a lot of garlic flavor in this pizza! How would you make the hearty and delicious potato the star of  your easy game day recipes? The Sunday Supper Tastemakers are here to share with you all the ways they have discovered of making it the star of their recipe. Be sure to check out the links below the recipe! GIVEAWAY ALERT! We will be giving away 10 pounds of Idaho Potatoes and a Copy of the Smashed, Mashed, Boiled, and Baked – Fried Too! Cookbook. “A celebration of potatoes in 75 irresistible recipes.” The winner will be selected during the Sunday Supper facebook live on 1/29/17 at 4pm. Family Foodie will be making some delicious Potato Chorizo Bites! For more information on Idaho® potatoes be sure to visit them on all their social channels! Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Pinterest | YouTube Don’t miss out on more Idaho® potatoes easy football recipes from #SundaySupper Tastemakers below! Steak and Potato Pizza   Save Print Prep time Cook time Total time   Author: Grumpy's Honeybunch Serves: 8 slices Ingredients 1 pre-made pizza crust 1-1/2 cup lean steak, cut into bite sized pieces 1 tablespoon butter 2 large cloves garlic, chopped 1-1/2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese ¼ cup blue cheese crumbles 2 medium sized Idaho® potatoes, boiled and cubed ½ cup sliced red onion Instructions Press pizza crust out on a large pizza pan that has been coated with cooking spray. Melt butter in microwave and stir in garlic cloves. Spread this mixture over top of pizza crust. Layer as follows: Mozzarella cheese, cubed potatoes, steak pieces, red onion. Bake in 425 oven for 20 minutes or until crust is golden and cheese begins to turn brown. Remove from oven and immediately sprinkle with blue cheese crumbles. Cut and serve. Notes Tip for If you are cooking your steak specifically for this recipe: I like to pan sear my steaks in butter, then put in the oven to finish off with crushed garlic and thyme sprigs. For this recipe I took the butter drippings and chopped the roasted garlic and put on the crust of the pizza before putting the cheese on. 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