How To Grill Pizza

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Grilling pizza is really easy, especially when you use a pre-made frozen pizza. This guide will show you just how simple it is.

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Yesterday was the summer solstice – the longest day of the year.  That means that Summer is officially here along with higher temperatures for a few months.  Since I like to cook, it brings to mind the expression, “If you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen.”

On that note, I discovered a simple and inexpensive way to keep my kitchen and house cooler with a surprising way of cooking pizza – on the grill. Today I am going to share with you how I do it.

For the pizza, I pick up a couple of Jack’s thin-crust pizzas at Walmart.    I preheat my gas grill to 400 degrees.

Once my grill is ready, I unwrap my pizzas, discard the plastic wrap and cardboard, and place them on the grill.  I set my timer for 7 minutes.  When the time is up, I rotate my pizzas 180 degrees and then grill them for about another 8 minutes.  (It’s important to check the temperature on your grill.  It is easy for the temperature to fluctuate and you don’t want it to get too hot and burn the pizza.  A slight char around the crust is normal.)

I remove them from the heat and let them sit for a couple of minutes.  Paired with fruit or a simple side salad, they make a quick and easy meal that’s delicious.  Plus, I did not have to heat up my kitchen.

Didn’t that seem easy enough?

These little babies disappear quite quickly after I make them.  Another thing that goes quickly is NESTLÉ® DRUMSTICK® BUTTERFINGER® Drumsticks.  Need I say more?

Want to try grilling pizza on your gas grill?  Just do what I do.   Go to Walmart and pick up a couple of Jack’s pizzas in the freezer section.   It’s crazy at just how affordable they are!  While in the novelty ice cream section, pick up some NESTLÉ® DRUMSTICK® BUTTERFINGER® and Vanilla® Cones.