It's sort of a one-pot recipe as well; except it's one-baking-sheet (assuming your ham is already cooked). I put it over basmati rice, but you could use brown rice, quinoa, or even just a bed of spinach. I topped mine with a dollop of fresh spinach pesto, but fresh basil is great on its own! Steve liked his with a bit of barbecue sauce drizzled on top, since that's what he usually puts on Hawaiian pizza.

This recipe can easily be doubled for bigger families, and you can add chunks of pepperoni or olives (don't bake the olives, though!) if that's your jam.

This recipe can easily be doubled for bigger families, and you can add chunks of pepperoni or olives (don't bake the olives, though!) if that's your jam.
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