The Broads' and the Bonn's Breakfast Pizza Recipe - Food.com (2024)

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"This is a collaboration of the team "8 Broads and a Brawn Bonn" for the 'Zaar World Tour II Pizza Challenge. If you like leftover cold pizza in the morning you might like this even better."

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Ready In:
50mins

Ingredients:
15
Yields:

8 pizza slices

Serves:
8

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ingredients

  • 1 (13 ounce) container pillsbury prepared pizza crust
  • 5 tablespoons flour
  • 5 tablespoons butter
  • 1 12 cups whole milk
  • 12 cup half-and-half cream
  • salt, to taste
  • pepper, to taste
  • 12 lb bulk pork sausage, cooked and crumbled
  • 12 cup Canadian bacon, diced
  • 6 slices bacon, cooked and crumbled
  • 3 cups cheddar cheese
  • 5 eggs
  • 1 (6 ounce) box Stove Top stuffing mix (we used sage flavored)
  • 3 green onions, chopped
  • 2 tablespoons fresh basil, chopped

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directions

  • Spread pizza dough into a pizza pan or cookie sheet and press up the sides. Bake according to package directions.
  • Prepare ingredients so they are ready to assemble into a pizza.
  • Cook the sausage, bacon, and dice the Canadian Bacon.
  • Chop the onion.
  • Grate 3 cups of Cheddar cheese.
  • Slightly beat the eggs with the seasoning packet from the Stove Top and soak in the stuffing mix to soften a bit. Then scramble the mixture til eggs are set.
  • -------------------------------------------.
  • To make the gravy/sauce:

  • Melt the butter in a sauce pan over medium heat.
  • When it is sizzling, add the flour and whisk well until there are no dry clumps.
  • Let this gently bubble for 2 minutes or so, but do NOT let it begin to brown. This will remove the starchy taste from the flour.
  • Remove from heat and slowly pour in the milk and cream and whisk very well til smooth.
  • Return to burner and heat on medium until it is thick. (It will be much thicker than what you would ordinarily make a gravy to be. But it needs to be in order to sit on top of the crust instead of getting absorbed into it).
  • Season with salt and pepper to taste. (keep in mind that there are a lot of salty ingredients in a pizza so use a light hand when salting).
  • ---------------------------------------Assemble the pizza:

  • Spread 1 cup gravy/sauce mixture on prepared crust.
  • Sprinkle one cup cheddar cheese on top of gravy.
  • Next evenly distribute egg/stuffing mixture.
  • Spread another cup of gravy over eggs.
  • Sprinkle Canadian bacon, pork sausage, and bacon next.
  • Sprinkle remaining two cups of cheddar.
  • Top with chopped green onions and chopped basil and bake at 350 for 15-20 minutes.

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Reviews

  1. I really tried to like this recipe, but the traditional sage flavored stove top stuffing threw everthing else off for us, flavor wise. I would have liked a more egg texture, even though I used 7 eggs instead of the 5 called for. Maybe using half of the stuffing mix would have helped. I would also suggest that you bake it longer than the stated 15-20 minutes.

    Nimz_

  2. I took this to a brunch get-together and it was a hit! Everyone loved it, especially the gravy. I made mine in a 12" pizza pan, but I would recommend using a larger pan if you have one. I didn't have enough room for all of the delicious egg-stuffing mixture. Be sure to fully bake the pizza crust by itself until it is lightly browned and then add the toppings. This makes the crust delightfully crunchy and able to hold all of the yummy toppings!

    DeliciousAsItLooks

  3. I just tried this for Sunday brunch and it was fantastic! I made very few changes, but did spice it up with some jalapenos, red onions and hot sauce. It will definitely be added to the Chef House cookbook!

    Chef House

  4. The Bonn and his Broads ROCK!!! I think this has to be the best breakfast pizza I've ever made. The gravy totally set it apart from all the rest I've tried. Simply fabulous! This was the last recipe I made for the ZWT, and I believe it's my favorite out of all of them.

    Dreamgoddess

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FAQs

What is the difference between breakfast pizza and regular pizza? ›

Breakfast pizza is essentially a way to enjoy all your favorite breakfast foods, like bacon, sausage, scrambled eggs and more. But instead of eating them on a plate, breakfast pizza allows you to enjoy all these ingredients on top of a pizza.

Is breakfast pizza a Midwest thing? ›

The most famous Midwestern breakfast pizza was born from a chain of convenience stores in Iowa called Casey's General Store. Casey's locations make and sell breakfast pizzas all day long. Standard pizza dough is topped with their signature cheese sauce, sausage, scrambled eggs, and cheese.

Who invented the breakfast pizza? ›

Marietta John, the owner of Bucketcake, claims to have invented the dish in Perwick, Pennsylvania in the mid-90s. Whether Marietta is the true inventor or not, the breakfast pizza is undeniably popular. Countless chains across the country have their own take on it.

Are breakfast pizzas healthy? ›

Breakfast pizza can be healthier and more balanced than other breakfast foods. Just as lunch or dinner pizza can be a well-balanced meal, a breakfast pizza can be a healthy, filling way to start your day.

What is the healthiest pizza option? ›

There are plenty of pizza choices that can be considered healthy. Some options that can easily fit into a nutritious and balanced diet include a thin-crust pizza and a cauliflower-crust pizza. Topping choices on the more nutritious side are vegetables, chicken, shrimp and cheese.

How popular is breakfast pizza? ›

More than half of adults (52 percent) wish pizza were considered a more traditional breakfast food; and. Nearly three in five adults (57 percent) say they would eat breakfast more often if they could get a breakfast pizza.

How long does breakfast pizza last in the fridge? ›

Breakfast pizza is best enjoyed as soon as it's cooked, but leftovers will keep for 2-3 days in the refrigerator and can be reheated in the oven at 400°F until warmed through.

What is the oldest pizza shop in the US? ›

Welcome to America's First Pizzeria®, Est. 1905 | NYC

Lombardi is credited with developing New York Style pizza and making Lombardi's the first pizzeria in the United States.

What is the pizza capital of the United States? ›

It is the "Pizza Capital of America." Image Credit: Shutterstock. On National Pizza Day, February 9th, 2024, Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont announced, "We now declare New Haven the Pizza Capital of America."

What is Casey's breakfast pizza made of? ›

At Casey's, customers ordering a pizza can choose a bacon, sausage or veggie pizza to start, and customize it with cheese sauce or sausage gravy. All come with scrambled eggs. Ham is another optional ingredient, as well as green peppers, onions, black olives, mushrooms, and jalapenos.

Who eat the first pizza? ›

The origins of pizza can be traced back to ancient civilisations like the Greeks, Egyptians, and Romans. These ancient societies baked traditional flatbreads with various toppings, including herbs, spices, and cheese.

Who was the first person to eat pizza? ›

While topped flatbreads were consumed in ancient Egypt and Rome, Italians are credited as the people who invented pizza first.

Can I eat pepperoni pizza for breakfast? ›

Just because a savory pepperoni pie may not be on your typical brunch menu doesn't mean that pizza for breakfast can't be a thing — and a healthy thing at that! Depending on the toppings, pizza can provide you with servings of veggies, meats, dairy, and grains.

What two types of pizza are there? ›

What Are the Different Types of Pizza?
  • Neapolitan Pizza.
  • Chicago-Style Pizza.
  • New York-Style Pizza.
  • Sicilian Pizza.
  • Greek Pizza.
  • California Pizza.
  • St. Louis Pizza.
  • Detroit-Style Pizza.
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Which type of pizza is better? ›

Some of the most popular types of pizza flavors include: Margherita: A classic with tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese, fresh basil, and olive oil. Pepperoni: Topped with pepperoni slices and cheese, a beloved choice. Hawaiian: Combines ham and pineapple for a sweet and savory flavor.

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