Anyone in the mood for a pizza today?
But really, what kind of a question is that? I mean, maybe there are some people out there that aren’t big fans of pizza, but personally I live in a house full of guys (and girls) who would never be able to turn down pizza.
Today’s pizza isn’t just any pizza. Nope, definitely not your average red sauce pizza with pepperoni, but instead we’re doing breakfast style pizzas! How does that sound, because around here pizza for breakfast is a favorite. Actually, some of my brothers like cold slices of leftover pizza right out of the fridge. Okay, personally that’s not my style but that just goes to show you how much my family loves pizza.
So I’ve had this idea in my mind for ages but for some reason I’d never made it happen until recently. There was just this one morning that I was like, “We need to have pizza for breakfast today!” so I grabbed my ingredients and started a dough rising while I fried bacon. (I’ll be honest again here, bacon isn’t my personal favorite, but you guys already knew that.) However, with the rest of my gang, bacon wins every. single. time! The other thing that makes this pizza stand out from the rest is that rather than using red sauce it gets slathered in a generous layer of gravy so that you’re bringing all the classic flavors of an American-style breakfast in one pizza shaped package!
Alright, but you’ve got a pizza to make, and here’s the deal. All that you need for this pizza is just a few basic ingredients that you’ve probably already got in your fridge and pantry for typical everyday breakfasts. Oh, and if you want to make it even faster and easier feel free to use a pre-made (either one you’ve made ahead yourself or one from the store) pizza dough. I’ve included the crust recipe I use most often but any single pizza crust should work fine and I do use Trader Joe’s from time to time.
Have a great morning (hopefully filled with delicious pizza!)
ALL CONTENT IS MINE AND ORIGINAL! All of these food photos were taken with my Nikon D5300 and my favorite Lens, the Nikon AF-S FX NIKKOR 50mm f/1.8G. You can find out more in my INTRO POST.
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