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Mexican Pizza Pockets
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Instructions
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Preheat the oven to 400F.
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Divide the pizza dough into 8 equal pieces. Roll out each piece to a 6×6 inch rectangle.
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In a bowl, combine the chicken, beans, cheese, and salsa, and stir to combine well.
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Spoon filling onto one half of each dough rectangle, fold dough in half over the filling, and using a fork press the edges to seal.
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Place pizza pockets on a greased baking sheet, brush with oil and bake for 25 minutes, until golden brown and cooked through.
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Tips & Tricks (5)
- Pre-Cook Your Chicken 🍗Shred and season your chicken beforehand, then sauté it with salsa to infuse flavor and ensure it's fully cooked before sealing in the pockets—this prevents undercooked centers.
- Drain Your Black Beans Thoroughly 🫘Rinse canned black beans and pat them dry to remove excess moisture, preventing soggy pockets and allowing better cheese melting and flavor concentration.
- Don't Overstuff Your Pockets 📦Fill pockets only three-quarters full and seal edges tightly with water to prevent filling from leaking during cooking and ensure the dough seals properly.
- Use a Cheese Blend Strategically 🧀Reserve some cheese for the inside filling and sprinkle the remainder on top after cooking for a melted, crispy exterior that adds textural contrast.
- Oil Temperature for Frying 🌡️Heat oil to 350-375°F and test with a small dough piece first; proper temperature ensures golden, crispy pockets in 3-4 minutes without burning or remaining greasy.
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Gluten Free
Low Sugar
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