Meet Jon’s favorite breakfast: Bacon Breakfast Pizza. There are as many variations of this as there are breakfast foods. I’ll include some suggestions after the “recipe”.
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- 1 precooked pizza crust (like Boboli)
- 4 large eggs
- 10 slices of fully cooked bacon
- 1 cup of cheddar cheese
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
- Place pizza crust on pizza stone or baking sheet.
- Scramble 4 eggs in a frying pan on medium heat.
- Sprinkle eggs over pizza crust.
- Microwave bacon according to package directions (usually about 25 seconds for 5 slices)
- Crumble bacon.
- Sprinkle bacon over eggs.
- Sprinkle cheese over pizza.
- Bake at 400 degrees for 10 minutes.
Updated: 11/4/15: We redid the photos on this, but I kept the original photos in the post. The photo above was done with a homemade crust, photos below are a pre-made crust bought from the store.
Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
You can make your own pizza crust, buy pizza dough, or just do what we do and buy the Wegmans version of the Boboli pizza crust.
Scramble up 4 eggs and then spoon and spread over the pizza crust.
You can make the bacon from scratch, or if you’re looking for a 10 minute breakfast, buy fully cooked bacon. You microwave 5 pieces at a time for 25 seconds and it’s done! Cook the bacon, and crumble it on top of the pizza and eggs.
Sprinkle the whole pie with cheddar and/or mozzarella cheese.
Stick the pizza in the oven (even if it isn’t 400 degrees yet). Set the timer for 10 minutes. When the 10 minutes are up- Serve and Enjoy!
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WOW! I read a lot of blogs, especially food related. Can’t say I can recall any other with as many interactive comments as this one.
Excellent work. I look forward to cjecking out more of your pieces!
I did this and my toppings almost burnt so i had to take it out but the dough (crissont) was still raw everywhere except underneath and around the edge 🙁
When I make breakfast pizza I use cream gravy for the sauce on the crust. It is very good!
Saw mill gravy as the sauce is option too. Thats the way my family likes it.
I’m going to have to go find saw mill gravy now- I haven’t heard of it.
Use this recipe all the time. It’s one of my most requested when it’s my turn to make breakfast at work.
Thanks Annalee! It’s our favorite breakfast.
I heart breakfast pizza! Thanks for commenting!
Looks yummy
Soooo delicious!
seems to be so delicious thank you for the post
I live 30 minutes from Rochester and those garbage plates are amazing! I cannot wait to try this breakfast pizza recipe though! Omg it looks amazing 😍
Could this be put in the freezer for a couple days? Wanting something for Christmas morning but something ready to be baked.
THANK YOU for the printer friendly recipe!
Thank you for sharing pizza recipe it seems delicious, looking forward to try at home