
When I ask my father what vegetables he wants with dinner, his response is often "potatoes" to which I reply "Dad! We already have a starch. What vegetable would you like?" He then looks me with an obvious smirk and repeats "potatoes". I am very much my father's daughter in that regard. Love them. And noodles. I hope I never have to chose between the two. As much as I am a potato gal, I never thought of putting them on pizza, until last week that is. This Potato-Leek Pizza from The Pioneer Woman has surely changed my mind. "More!" I say!
I remember very distincly the first post I read on Ree's site. I was on the phone with a friend back home who wanted to know how to make cinnamon rolls. We may have many a delicious pastry back home but I think we sorely miss out in the cinnamon rolls department. As a very occasional baker, she needed visuals. I searched step-by-steps online and stumbled on Ree's site. Bingo! My friend had an official teacher, willing to take her by the hand through the whole process. I had found a treasure trove of All American classics that my husband grew up on. He never says so but it's good to split my cooking between my French and his American. Makes for a fun relationship. Much like potatoes and pizza actually.
Ree lives on a ranch in the middle of vast great lands. I live in a house on stilts in the middle of marsh land. She has four 2-legged offsprings, I have two 4-legged companions. She married a cowboy who herds cows for a living. I married a man of the last frontier, history teaching. In her cooking, Ree makes do of what is available in her neck of the woods. I had to learn quickly what is Lowcountry cooking. Her cookbook is #1 in the New York Times Best Sellers list. Mine is still being edited (more on that later, promise) See...completely the same. Ahah!

I don't know Ree. Sure I have met her at BlogHer Food in San Francisco and exchanged a few words but that's about it. Yet, and I don't know how she does it, she is one of the most kind hearted ladies, taking time in her incredibly busy schedule and many roles to make you feel like what you say did not get lost in the big emptiness of the internet. I can guess it has got to be mind boggling for her how life has changed for her family in the last few years. It would make people feel uneasy, others would get the big head. Yet, Ree remains her natural, super nice, dorky self. I do need to say that she made me blush bright red when she put me in the same sentence a Matt Armendariz at BlogHer. Ugh!
Ree's cookbook reads like a novel. There is food and there is life on the ranch, life with the kids, daily thoughts and aspirations. The one most excited about getting the book was my husband however. He can relate to the recipes, they were part of his mom's stapples. He thought that whereas I fought the generation gap with his mother and the can of Ro-Tel, I would relate to Ree's fresh approach to life and cooking as she was trying to adapt to her new territory. He was right. Copies of my mother-in-law's Little League cookbooks are collecting dust but The Pioneer Woman Cooks is being earmarked by the both of us. He seldoms cooks so he loves the step by step pictures while I skip those for the stories. I like stories.
Ree's book does not need another review, yet I can tell you that B. is extremely excited to eat "Pioneer Woman" this weekend while I am away. I have been invited by the great folks of The Grove Park Inn in Asheville to be a judge in their annual National Gingerbread House Competition. I am not only extremely honored but thrilled to be in a group comprising Colette Peters and Chef Lodge to name a couple. I thought that B. would be able to accompany me but he's stuck with gigs this weekend. Instead, gal pal Tami from Running With Tweezers is coming up from Atlanta to share some of the fun and mountain air. In preparation of the trip, I made a few things that Bill loved and that he could easily reheat at night. One of them was this potato-leek pizza except it was devoured the moment it came out of the oven (well, after a few pictures).

I felt a bit pioneer-ish shopping for the ingredients when the only leeks I could find were fancy baby ones (did not have time to get to another store). Despite the double price tag, they looked a lot like green onions to me and I think I even aggravated the store clerck when I said so. I hate to aggravate them because they do order fancy stuff for me when I ask them. They are indeed green onions and they did taste like leeks however so all's well. The combination of potatoes, leeks, bacon ang goat cheese made me think of Frenchified loaded American baked potatoes meeting their Italian cousin on a bed of mozarella and tender pizza crust. Awesome...and I am packing two slices for the road.
I hate to tell you I'm going to frolic in gingerbread goodness in a paradise like retreat while some of you have to work, play hard or are stuck sick at home. That's why I am psyched that Ree generously offered to giveaway THREE copies of her book to three readers. If you want a chance to win, here is what to do:
- leave a comment on this post
- ONE entry per person - if you don't see your comment right away, give me a few hours before re-posting as I have the moderator on.
- Enter until Wednesday November 18th at midnight, US eastern time.
Have a great weekend!

Potato Leek Pizza, with permission of Ree Drummond:
6 slices thick bacon, cut into 1-in pieces
3 leeks, sliced thinly
Extra virgin olive oil
5 small red or Yukon Gold potatoes, sliced paper thin
16 ounces fresh mozzarella cheese, sliced thinly
4 oz crumbled goat cheese (I used twice that much:))
Parmesan cheese, grated
Kosher salt
Freshly ground black pepper
Unbaked pizza crust
Preheat oven to 500 degrees
Begin by frying bacon pieces in a skillet over medium heat until cooked but not crisp. Remove bacon from pan and pour off most of the grease. Set bacon aside.
Return skillet to stove and turn heat to medium-low.
Slice leeks very thinly. A sharp knife helps.
Add leeks to the same pan and sauté over medium-low heat until soft, about 3 minutes. Remove from heat and set aside.
Using a sharp knife or mandoline, slice potatoes very thin.
Prepare pizza crust according to directions, and drizzle lightly with olive oil. Sprinkle lightly with salt. Arrange potatoes in a single layer all over crust, slightly overlapping edges. Sprinkle potatoes lightly with salt, then lay mozzarella slices in a single layer over the top of the potatoes.
Place sautéed leeks over the top of the cheese.
Next, sprinkle the fried bacon pieces over the top, followed by a generous addition of crumbled goat cheese.
Finally, sprinkle with freshly ground black pepper.
Bake pizza for 8 to 11 minutes, or until edges of crust are golden brown and cheese is melted and bubbly. Cut into wedges or squares and serve immediately.
Pizza Crust
Makes two pizza crusts
1 ½ cups warm water
1 teaspoon active dry yeast
4 cups all-purpose flour
1/3 cup extra virgin olive oil
1 teaspoon kosher salt
Extra olive oil for drizzling
Pour warm water into a mixing bowl. Sprinkle yeast over the water.
Stir together flour, olive oil, and salt in a large mixing bowl. Add water/yeast mixture and stir together until just combined. Dough will be very sticky.
Drizzle a little olive oil into a clean mixing bowl. Toss the ball of dough in the bowl and turn over to coat in oil. Cover bowl and place in a warm place for 1 to 2 hours, or cover in plastic wrap and store in the fridge for up to 2 days.
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That pizza looks delicious!
That pizza looks great! Thanks for the opportunity on the giveaway!
leblancaz@aol.com
Pizza looks delicious! I'm excited to have discovered your blog through Ree's tweet!
Please fax a piece of that pizza to me. I am waiting!
Wow, great post. I think I will have to try this recipe! Your photos make it look scrumptious!
I am also intrigued by the Gingerbread House contest...I have made them over the years, and I am hoping that you will be posting about your judging experience!
Connie
conquat@gmail.com
I would love a copy of ree's book!! thanks!
What a great looking pizza! I agree, carbs are the perfect complement to carbs!
So wonderful of you to help promote Ree's book - it sounds like a real treasure!
I've never thought of potatoes and pizza - it sounds good!
Ree was right, your pictures are beautiful. Will you be posting some of your weekend? It sounds like it will be a great time! We used to make gingerbread houses every year, but it's been awhile...
Looks delicious! I have potatoes and leeks fresh from the garden, and some goat cheese sitting in the fridge... maybe I can find another substitute for the bacon, so I won't have to go to the store! (chicken? chicken sausage?)
Pick me!
Ree will be impressed with your photographs. Love your site & recipes
You've reinvigorated my love of cooking! I just wish I had a more elaborately stocked kitchen than my current college situation allows. :)
- Sabrina
Mmm, that pizza looks like perfect winter comfort food.
mmmm, what a yummy looking (fancy!) pizza. i totally need to try things other than cheese and peppers on my pizza!
love your site and your photography - amazing stuff!
krista
pielady_81(at)hotmail(dot)com
Pizza and I are great friends..I would be with this one too!
The pizza is gorgeous! Thanks for the awesome giveaway, I adore Ree.
karenreichmann@hotmail.com
I love your pictures on this post. They are fabulous.
Looks like something great to try!
What a great site -- your's and Ree Drummond's! I discovered her last Sunday and have been busy following her all week. I'm looking forward to getting to know you better as well!
I'm a former northerner turned southerner and now mountain-mama (I hate that name) I lived in the Carolinas for many years and know the Grove Park Inn, Biltmore House and Asheville well. I miss the beach (okay, I really really miss fresh fish and don't even go on about shrimp!) and ocean but love living at 8500 feet above sea level in the beautiful rocky mountains of Colorado. Cooking and baking at this altitude can be a challenge but as my passion is cooking (and eating it too) I vow to never give up trying!
I hope you have a fabulous time this weekend. Ginger break -- yum!
YUMMY!!! sure wish I wasn't trying to lose weight!
Hello Helen,
I enjoy your blog so so much! In fact, I made the chocolate cake from your Chocolate Espresso Mouse cakes this past week. I don't have espresso powder, so I made some fresh espresso and substituted it for most of the water. Don't know if it's the same as your result, but it tasted wonderful and my family and guests love it! Thank you for the recipe. :)
This pizza looks wonderful too. I make a lot of Ree's recipes and am stuck in the same quandary of having limited access to some ingredients, as I live on a very small ranch in the middle of an island that caters mostly to tourists, so our grocer doesn't care a wide array of ingredients. You're very right about Ree's recipes being straightforward and delicious!
i love it when people we respect and admire are humble, funny, and dorky -- just like their fans. :) btw, the colors on your pizza shots are incredible!
Can't wait until your book is out too! thanks for the giveaway...
The pizza looks awesome! I also love to cook and write. Life brings us changes constantly but it is up to us to make the most of every moment. Thanks for sharing.
I found your blog through the pioneer woman...i love your pictures!
I love the Pioneer Woman! Everything she cooks looks delicious!
angelilee91@gmail dot com
Tried Ree's recipes and they're pretty good! Hope to win a copy of her cookbook!
This looks like a wonderful book! I am writing from Oxford in England so I fear that I may not be considered for the competition. Nevertheless, this is a good opportunity to tell you that I am a great fan of your blog and find your food and photography very inspiring! It's wonderful to know that there are so many readers with equally great taste (couldn't resist the pun). Anyways, would love the book! Take care.
Can't wait to try to Potato Leek Pizza tomorrow - it looks fabulous!
I discovered The Pioneer Woman through the cinnamon rolls too. I'd lost my mom's recipe and it did the job perfectly!
The pizza looks fantastic. I have been told that I have a serious cookbook addiction and need to go into rehab but before I do I sure would love to win that one!
I love The Pioneer Woman blog... hope I win!
Looks delicious. Will have to give it a try, and I love anything with leeks in it.
Wow, love your site! I will be back. I'd love a cookbook...
Thanks!
That pizza looks amazing! I'm always looking for new recipes to try--hopefully quick and easy and not the same old, same old. And I'm so extremely visual (not a very good cook yet) that I'm just going to have to check Ree's blog from now on...but I sure would like a book too! Hope I win! Thanks for offering this give a way!
I would love to win this cookbook, thanks for the opportunity!!!!
Steph
Potatoes and pasta, delish! Better two starches than none at all!
I love Ree Drummond! This cookbook would make my fiance very happy as he loves her recipes :)
Oh my - I don't like leeks or bacon or goat cheese, and I can't imagine potatoes on pizza, but those pictures made that combination of ingredients look yummy!
As always, gorgeous photography, and please pick me! I love P-Dub!
I'd leave off the bacon since I'm a vegetarian but it looks delicious!!
Looks delicious!
Oh My Gosh! Such beautiful photography!!
Glad I was directed here by Pioneer Woman!
Deborah
I adore reading Ree's blog, and can only imagine the quality of her cookbook!
This pizza looks dreamy! Love the flavours and everything =D.
You food photos are gorgeous, and I can't wait to try the pizza recipe!
What a wonderful-sounding pizza! I don't eat meat, but my boyfriend would love it if I made him more All American dishes. Please enter me in this giveaway.
Delicious recipe! Love the giveaway.
Pizza looks delicious. Bacon, leeks, cheese and potatoes . . . what more can you ask for?
Ree is awesome - the best cookbook I have! I need another for my daughter!
Love
I just found your blog and really love it. :) I think I will be trying the potato leak pizza very soon.
How absolutely gorgeous!
That sounds absolutely phenomenal. Stunning photography, too!
Found your blog via Ree's twitter post - she was right! Your photography is incredible!! Definitely adding you to my bloglist! :)
... to forgive, divine!
I can't begin to say how delicious that leek-potato-bacon confection looks. *salivate.* Bet the kitchen smells just HEAVENLY while it's baking up, too. mmmmmmmmmm...... (have just made a Tupp cake, it's still warm, so, so, so delicious!)
me want!!!
This looks soooo yum! Will try very soon, I looove potatoes :)
Awesome blog and post...I love the Pioneer Woman! Just discovered her about a month ago...would love one of her cook books...working on one myself right now too! ;o)
Uhmmmm potatoes,leeks and cheese,the perfect combination and on top of a pizza what more can i ask for, thanks for the give away, i hope this time i get it
Amalia
Um, going to cook this right now! Love Ree and all her recipes! Would love to win a copy of her book!
What a great site! I've saved it in my favs and will visit it often. Ree's recipes are great, aren't they? I'd love to win a copy of her book.
I didn't realize she had a book. I've stopped by her blog a few times and have always been enamored!
I really liked this sentence form your post: "Ree remains her natural, super nice, dorky self." I think that is the best recommendation for the cookbook author! Loved to get the book!
Mmmmmmmm. I wish there were such thing as a scratch and sniff computer monitor!
Yum! I want a copy to read.
Just found your blog for the first time! Can't wait to delve into it deeper.
Love the deep richness of your photo's!!
I love the gingerbread competition in Asheville! And I love the Grove Park Inn. I even got to stay there one time when my mom was in town for a business trip- AND she took me to the spa.
The only thing almost as good as the spa is a copy of Ree's book :)
I <3 pioneer woman. Also that pizza looks amazing.
I have never considered using some of these ingredients in this way, but mmmm...it looks like it would taste absolutely deee-luscious!
I love thin-crust potato pizza with rosemary so I will give this recipe a try.
It's interesting that you are such a gifted visual artist yet prefer the stories. But the personal stories, insights, and anecdotes are what make cooking blogs so much more compelling than recipe and photo collections. I'm guessing that food blog writers, as a result, make the most engaging cookbook authors. I imagine (hope) that your cookbook will also include stories!
By the way, I read your post on Jaden Hair's cookbook. You must try the refreshing Vietnamese Summer Rolls!
I try and make this pizza all the time. Your photos are so beautiful. Really. I use a black background for some of my pictures and they are too dark. I will keep trying! Thanks for the book giveaway!
Pizza looks amazing. I wish I had "smell-o-vision" on my computer! Thanks for sharing!
Pick me! I want, no, need her cookbook.
Looks delicious - am definitely going to try it. And I LOVE Ree too :)
I don't know how I missed this recipe on Ree's page! Maybe it's just your photography - truly mouth watering!!! I MUST make this pizza. Tonight!
Thank you for the contest! Your site is lovely.
I would love to receive a copy of Ree's cookbook!
thanks,
Pam
Everybody loves Ree! She rocks. I am drooling over this pizza.
enjoy your w/e...i am going to try & make ree's cin rolls tomorrow.
thanks for including me in this great book giveaway!
Wow that pizza looks like carb heaven!!! I love potato on pizza and with those other ingredients it certainly looks like a winner.
Good luck with judging the gingerbread houses sounds like a fun competition.
Dying for that pizza!
looks like a great start for a Saturday night.
Lovely recipe - we Tarheels love us some pizza! Enjoy our Grove Park Inn, the festivities and the beautiful mountain scenery...
Yum! I adore leeks...and now on pizza..? Heaven. I've heard a lot of buzz about Pioneer Woman. Thanks for the giveaway chance, and as always, you're A-MAZING pics and posts. Can't get enough!
I love PW for her down home food and I also love coming to your site for foods I would never think of here in the boonies of Iowa.
Nichole B
You're pizza looks wonderful! Love Ree. Winning a copy of her book would be awesome. Thanks!
I love your version of this pizza; it's just beautiful! I've heard so many wonderful things about this cookbook!
I hadn't seen this recipe, looks fantastic. I'm trying it for sure, I love potatoes in any shape or form. Of course, I too grew up that way. My kids, not so much.
Oh - I would love that book indeed, it seems lovely!
Hello Tartelette,
Your artful food is such a pleasure for the eyes! Great inspiration to see someone produce such consistently beautiful work. Best of luck with your cookbook-to-come.
Woot... ... I like books & pizza.
I love PW's recipes! Would love to win a copy of the book.
This is such a lovely review of Ree -- and I am super excited that you are giving away her cookbook! ;) Here's hoping I can call it an early Christmas present.
squirrelsmom@hotmail.com
Gorgeous photos and great entry. I'd LOVE a copy of Ree's cookbook. Yum!
Ashley (from Salt Lake City)
Wow, the PW is right - your photos of her recipe are just amazing. Thanks for the chance to win her amazing book!
Great recipe thanks for posting.
What a fabulous giveaway! I'd love to win Ree's book! Thanks!
Great pictures! I love PW's cookbook too! We have a hard time deciding which recipe to make because they all are amazing!
I love reading about how PW clicks in different ways with different people! :)
Hiii! This looks absolutely delicious! I love your blog! =)
Oh pick me, because I really need another cookbook!! ;)
Love the pioneer woman & tasty kitchen - and know I will love this book!
I totally just stumbled across your site. I love the photos you've taken - they're so pretty!
Anyhow, I would be delighted to win a copy of PW's cookbook. I was going to go to her Denver book signing but ended up spending the weekend with my in-laws.
That looks so.freaking.good....the PW cookbook is on my Xmas list but it'd sure be fantastic to win it!
When I was 12, I stayed for a few days at the home of family friends. On the evening of the 2nd day, the mother called my mother and said, "Please tell me what I can cook that she'll eat. So far, all that she's eaten since she's been here is potatoes."
Also, the first time I moved away from home, I proudly called my mother and told her of the bargain I'd gotten on a 20 pound bag of potatoes. She was appalled. TWENTY pounds? She laughed. "You'll never be able to eat 20 lbs of potatoes before they go bad." Well, there were 2 of us, although my roomie wasn't a real big eater either. But we did it.
And yet...I never thought of them on pizza.
And if I had, I'd never have pictured such a dish looking so gorgeous.
Wow. Great job, both the cooking and the camera work.
Helene,
I just want to let you know how much I am in awe of your masterpieces and creations. I may never aspire to put out finished products like you do, but I learn through your blog, and absolutely love your stories and photos. Merci beaucoup pour vos inspirations. D'une admiratrice de Montreal, Quebec.
Delicious...would love to win a copy of her book. And excited to hear that you are writing one! =) Sarah in New Zealand
I'm a fairly new follower. Love reading and looking at your recipes. I'd love a chance at a cookbook!
Thanks!
Mary Martha
I've made The Pioneer Woman's chocolate sheet cake and lasagna (both best ever!) from her website and they're all devoured in no time. I really would like to have her cookbook so pick me, pick me, please random human generator, Mr. B, please pick me!
i am very interested in her cookbook!! and your pizza looks delish. i will have to try this...never had a potato pizza before!
That tart looks amazing! A must try!
Ree is right. Your photography is beautiful.
Potatoes don't sound like they are a pizza topping. However, this looks delish!
Hi,
The pizza lookes great.
I like to win Ree's book.
f117f4(at)comcast(dot)net
This post has some of my favorite things....potatoes, pizza and Ree!!! Potatoes were the only cravings I had both times I was pregnant!
Surfing the internet and can't remember how I got here! Cool site though! I would love to win a PW cookbook too!
Did I really get first??? I'd love to have a copy of Ree's book!!! Thanks :)
Oh yes please!!! bisous
Enter me to win a Pioneer cookbook!
I'm anxious to try this sometime. Never had potatoes on a pizza but I love both potato AND pizza so I bet it's amazing. :)
The pizza looks incredible,,,I never would have thought of a potato on pizza. I also love following Ree's wanderings thru the kitchen,,,she sometimes makes me laugh so hard...
As a recent Charleston transplant from Wyoming, this sounds like a cookbook I have to check out. Thanks for sharing all of your wonderful recipes!
The
Potato Leek Pizza looks great. I'd love to win a copy of Ree's book.
mmmh, this looks delectable. these potato leek pizzas have been popping up everywhere. i might have to make one sooner rather than later.
I'm new to your blog and it brightens my day...
This pizza looks too good to be true. And your photographs are beautiful. Thanks for all the lovely posts.
Dear God there is a Santa she lives in OK and cooks.
Linda
I want to try this too, trying to make my way through PW's book, I will oprobably weigh a ton after that :( but it will be worth it
Your photos are amazing. I definitely want to try this pizza!
love ree, can´t wait to get my hands on her cookbook, either through this giveaway or at the BN (barnes & noble)!
YAY!! Isn't Ree the best?? And your Dad is Hilarious; wish I would have been there yummy!!!
I love Pioneer Women! She always gives me a giggle when I read her blog.
That pizza looks delicious.
Wow, this looks amazing! :) Gorgeous pizza. Love the giveaway! :)
This potato leek pizza looks so good, I think it will be our supper tomorrow night. I would love to be included in your draw, I have been looking at this book, in my local bookshop, and have been hoping Santa might leave under the tree.
Oooh, sounds good!
Lovely blog!
I tried this pizza, too. YUMMM!
---Catrina
Goat cheese and bacon works on anything!
I am drooling over that pizza! I wish I hadn't already bought ingredients for dinner or I'd make it tonight. I love your blog. Thanks for all the awesome recipes and pictures!
That pizza looks soooo good. I love the Pioneer Woman!
I can't wait to make this pizza! *slurp*
Wow - that pizza looks good. I hope that its in the book!
Wow!! That looks fantastic!! I'd love to see what else the Pioneer Woman has in that cookbook! Crossing my fingers!
I would LOVE a chance to win!
My mom is visiting for the holidays and I want to blow her away w some new gourmet yet homemade eats :)
That pizza looks great! I would love to cookbook!
Beautiful pics! Found out about this site from PW's "Tweet." : )
I'll definitely be stopping by again!
~ Deb Tynan
http://growingupconnor.blogspot.com
This pizza looks great .....and I found your site...through Ree's you have great content and wonderful pictures....I have added you to my favorites!
Lovely pictures! I'd love a copy of the cookbook.
I would love to win that book, the pizza looks wonderful.
I'd have never thought of putting potatoes on pizza either! Wow!
I am a big fan of pizza with potatoes and am glad to see it finally becoming more available here in the states.
Great Giveaway!!! How generous of Ree.
My family gets so excited when I make Ree's recipes as they are true family and crowd pleasers. I make her cinnamon rolls now every New Years Day and many of her other recipes throughout the year. This potato leek pizza looks fantastic, thanks for sharing! and thanks for all of your lovely recipes as well--looking forward to news about your cookbook!
i would LOVE a copy of her book and your pizza looks amazing! bookmarking your blog! back for more!
I would love to win one of Ree's cookbooks - it's on my Christmas wish list, but Hubby is notorious for ignoring my Christmas wish list and buying me a gun or a kitchen appliance - whatever suits his fancy that day :) It's ok though - he always buys me MUCH nicer stuff than I would ever buy myself! (or ask for on my Christmas list...)
Pick me! Pick me! I'm dying to get a copy of this book.
The pizza looks really good.I love the photo of the ingredients
Wow- first! I've used a lot of Ree's recipes since I discovered her blog. Yours is next on the list. Winning a book would be a nice win/win!
I'd love to win a copy of this cookbook! Love the blog name! Now that I've found you I'll have to have a look around...
This pizza looks delicious! Can't wait to make it.
This pizza looks delicious! I will hopefully attempt it this week!
This looks absolutely delicious....I'm so glad I stumbled onto your site. I love it.
This pizza looks delicious. I can practically smell it just by looking at the delicious photography of yours!
oOohHhhHh, potato on a pizza! Smart! I want :D
As a home baker, I love your beautiful blog! I would love to get Ree's cookbook-it looks amazing!!!
The pizza looks so yummy!
Can't wait to see PW's book.
Thanks for the give away.
Cindy
This is the first time I have visited your blog...absolutely beautiful photography and such a wonderful recipe...I'll be back for "seconds"!!!
Oh that pizza looks delicious. I never thought about making a potato pizza but I can imagine it is fantastic!! Thanks.
It's funny, but when I was looking at your photos I was thinking... "Huh, maybe I don't know what a leek looks like after all, since I've never actually cooked with them." : ) Glad to hear you thought they steered you towards green onions too. LOL
This looks positively delicious. Wish I had a couple slices right now.
I <3 Ree.
Your photography is beautiful as are you!
I'm excited about a chance to win one of PW's cookbooks, but I am just as excited to hear that you have a cookbook in the works, too! How exciting. Keep us posted!
That pizza is making me drool. Potatoes and leeks in any way shape or form are my comfort food...
Must. Make. Tonight.
That pizza looks so delicious!! I would love to own a copy of PW's cook book :) Ive been reading about her tour on her website but sadly shes not coming to the great state of NC. :(
That pizza looks YUMMY.
i love the images with this post! your images are always lovely, and always bring joy to my eyes. but there is something deep and thoughtful about these photos, with the dark background, beautiful contrasts, and savory ingredients. a perfect combination for this time of year.
thank you!!
Looks like a homemade pizza and beer night! My husband and I have started doing this every Friday, and it's a great tradition. I also love potatoes on pizza. I first had potatoes on pizza in Italy and thought it was going to be so strange, but it's actually remarkably good! Hoping to get a chance at one of those Pioneer Woman books...
Ree rocks! She is right up there with you and Jen :) I swear I can smell the bacon..sigh...Fab pictures!
I really, really want to win this cookbook. I read The Pioneer Woman Cooks often and I am ALWAYS amazed by her! She is an incredible cook, mother, wife and at home school teacher. How does she do it?
Love your blog....and would really enjoy a copy of PWs cookbook! :)
I just came upon your blog...all of your photos are amazing...and now I am so hungry!!
Thank you for this giveaway-I would love to have this book in my kitchen.
chocolate and croissants at yahoo dot com
I love the Pioneer Woman! I can't wait to try this pizza. Looks incredible.
I would LOVE to win this! Thanks for an awesome giveaway!!
Denise
Those baby leeks DO look like green onions! Maybe they were still in costume from Halloween. lol
Your photography is simply amazing. So beautiful. And, the Pioneer Woman's cookbook looks awesome. :-)
That pizza looks so delicious. I like potato leek other things so I never thought of it on pizza. I will have to give it a try.
Thanks
msgb245 at gmail dot com
YUM! That looks mouth watering. :) I have her book on my amazon wish list for Christmas but would love to have it sooner. ;)
I wouldn't think to double up on starches either, but this looks delish!
I too love all things starchy; pasta, bread, potatoes...num num. This looks like a real winner, and yet satisfying.
great post, would love a copy of Ree's cookbook!
Oh! I wish I knew about the gingerbread house competition earlier- I don't live too far from Asheville but I promised my hubby we could hang out at the house tomorrow since we went to Charlotte today....And gosh do I love gingerbread houses! I hope you post some beautiful pics of them!
I just tried her cinnamon roll recipe yesterday, and they are amazing!
I have never had potato's on pizza. Gonna hafta look into THAT one!
That looks like a very interesting pizza. I'm sure it tastes as good as it looks, hope to try it out in the future =D.
Yum, yum, yum! I've been making lots of pizza lately and this looks delicious. I'll skip the bacon since we don't eat meat, but I'm most certainly going to be making this recipe for dinner this week.
And the step-by-step photos are genius! Thank you.
Great recipe... I love leeks, and love pizza! Thanks for the giveaway, I hope I win it!
It really shocks me that I would be the first to post a comment on this post. Lucky day! I love reading your posts and looking at the pictures of your creations. I also love Ree's blog and would be sooooo excited to win a copy of her cookbook from you.
Thanks for inspiring with your cooking!
Mmm this looks really good!
I am so curious about this cookbook, so count me in! I love the ingredients photo with the dough plopped in among the other ingredients.
Your photography is amazing! I would love to win a copy of this book - I've had my eye on it but haven't ordered it yet. :)
So glad I found your site through PW twitter. Looking forward to readin much more of what you have to say & cook.
Awesome photography!
This pizza looks absoutely awesome! I'll definetly be making this, as pizza is one of our favortie meals!!
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