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Thursday, September 28, 2023

Reuben Pizza

If you love a traditional Reuben sandwich, then you'll love this pizza!
Corned beef, pickles, sauerkraut, swiss & mozzarella cheese + a homemade Thousand Island.

Collage of baked Reuben Pizza cut into slices on parchment paper.


Have I told you just how much I love pizza?

If you've been around here for any amount of time you've seen all the pizza creations I've made. Some traditional (my Grilled Meatball Pizza), some that are known around the county (Chicago Style Deep Dish Pizza) and some that are a bit odd, yet surprisingly delicious (Sweet Asian Chili Crab Rangoon Pizza).

One thing they all have in common? Very tasty. And today's Reuben Pizza is no different.


Pizza crust spread with Thousand Island dressing and Reuben toppings in a bowl next to it.


What exactly is a REUBEN?

The Reuben sandwich is a North American grilled sandwich consisting of corned beef, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut and Thousand Island dressing, often grilled between two slices of rye bread. 

I've loved Reubens for as long as I've known. The sauerkraut never seemed to scare me! That tang, the salty corned beef, creamy Thousand Island dressing (I make my own, but store bought works just fine) and the melty Swiss cheese all come together perfectly.

And do dill pickles belong on a Reuben? I'm not quite sure but I think they do.


Close up shot of Reuben Pizza cut into slices baked on parchment paper.


I took some help with a store bought thin crust (hey, we are all busy!) but I've made this on my homemade crust as well.

You will layer this pizza as follows: Thousand Island dressing, sauerkraut, chopped corned beef, shredded Swiss and mozzarella cheeses, then a bit more corned beef for looks. Once baked and crispy you'll top with sliced dill pickles and drizzle on more dressing.

It's amazing!


Slice of Reuben Pizza on a white plate with a bite on a fork.


You've got to make this for your next Friday Night Pizza Party. We do that sometimes - I buy a 3 pack of store bought crusts and make three different fun pizzas for the family.

Any extra leftovers get eaten for lunches reheated over the weekend. Nothing makes kids more happy than pizza!

Give this one a try and let me know what you think! Leaving a star rating review below on the attached recipe card would be appreciated. That way other readers can see your thoughts!


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  1. This looks scrumptious! I've seen other versions of this recipe, but your's is my favorite - thank you!

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  2. The pickle should be there but done randomly and sparingly (as you show). I don't remember ever having a Reuban sandwich without a pickle on the side. The pickle is part of the experience of eating that sandwich.

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