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My husband stops a few mornings a week to a little store/restaurant we have here. It’s a yummy place for recipes on the go. He tried their breakfast pizza and said I had to give it a go. All he told me is it has ricotta, breakfast sausage and bacon. Not much to go on, I decided to pick up a few items to make my version of breakfast pizza. This was my first time making it. Next time I’ll use a larger container of ricotta. It was still good.
Ricotta Breakfast Pizza Recipe
Ingredients:
1lb Johnsonville Regular ground Sausage
1lb bacon- cooked and crumbled
1 refrigerated Pillsbury Classic Pizza Crust
15oz Ricotta cheese(I highly recommend at least 24oz container)
2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese
10 large eggs
1/2 t garlic powder
1/2 t oregeno
salt and pepper to taste
non-stick butter flavored cooking spray
Pro Tip: I have recently became a cast iron skillet convert. The love the sear that is automatically put on the food. They are super easy to use, season and get everything nice and hot. If you haven’t tried using a cast iron skillet, you should really give it a try!
Make It:
Brown Sausage and drain. Cook bacon until crispy. Let cool so you can crumble. Scramble eggs and sprinkle with salt and pepper. You can do this all ahead of time, it’s fine. Make sure you add some milk to your egg mixture before cooking so you get nice fluffy eggs.
Ricotta Mixture– Add ricotta cheese, one egg and seasonings to a mixing bowl and mix well.
Spray your baking pan. Roll out your pizza dough onto any size baking sheet you wish to use. I used a Nonstick Medium Cookie Pan
Add egg, bacon and sausage.
Cover with mozzarella cheese. You can sprinkle with a bit more salt and pepper if you’d like.
Bake 425° until crispy and cheese is melted. I like crispier cheese so I do mine until it’s a bit brown. About 12-15 minutes.
Let sit for a few minutes before cutting and enjoy!
Variations: Add onions, green peppers and mushrooms if this is your thing. I like to make kid-friendly recipes because of my picky son. Both kids gobbled this down with added ketchup on top. You could also use shredded hash browns slightly thawed mixed with some melted butter for your crust, instead of using pizza crust. A great meal for family gatherings.
YUMMY!!! I think I’ve made one like this, I love it girlie.
I can’t wait to try this, it looks absolutely delicious! Thank you so much for sharing it.
I like the idea of using hashbrowns! Peppers and onions too, thanks, this looks really good!
I like breakfast pizza and this one looks and sounds delicious. Melinda has made breakfast pizza a few times and it was awesome! Thanks for sharing.
I would definitely add the onions, peppers, and mushrooms to mine…those are my thing! Yummy recipe, thanks Nichol.
Oops, my comment didn’t post for some reason.
I wrote that in my version of this, I would add the peppers, onions and mushrooms!
Looks delish! May have to try it sometime.
Oh, now that looks good…going to try that one! :) I just made scrambled eggs with turkey sausage crumbles tonight…so good and low fat. I bet I could make your recipe in a low fat version so easy. Thanks! My family will love you! :)