Delicious Morning Pizza Recipes

Although we usually think of pizza as a treat food, it can be healthy for breakfast. Unlike sugary cereals, pizza offers a more balanced mix of carbs and proteins.

A slice of pizza boasts less sugar than a typical bowl of cereal, nutritionist Chelsey Amer, MS, RDN, tells Health. Plus, it has a little more fiber, too.

Breakfast Pizza with Sausage and Eggs

The ideal method to prepare a filling lunch in less than 30 minutes is with this breakfast pizza from Bricks Corner Pizza. It’s topped with typical morning fare like sausage and eggs and is quite flavorful and filling!

To make this pizza, heat a pizza steel or stone in the oven and pre-bake your pizza crust. Then make the cheese sauce and cook your sausage and eggs. Finally, add the pizza toppings and bake.

This pizza is delicious on its own, but it would also be great with a drizzle of easy hollandaise or some fresh sliced green onions on top! It’s also easily customizable: swap out the sausage for your favourite breakfast meat, or use different kinds of cheese, such as pepper jack and cheddar.

To make this ahead, assemble the pizza up to the point where the eggs are added and then cover it with saran wrap and tin foil. Then, when you’re ready to eat, reheat in the oven for about 15 minutes.

Breakfast Pizza with Bacon

Fluffy scrambled eggs, crisp bacon, and two kinds of cheese all on a pizza! This breakfast pizza is a Midwest favourite that can easily be made at home.

To make this breakfast pizza, prepare the pizza dough as instructed on the package (remove it from the fridge to preheat the oven). Then, brush the pizza crust with one tablespoon of oil and prick thoroughly with a fork. Bake until lightly browned, 7-8 minutes.

In the meantime, mix the water and eggs. The eggs should be fried over medium heat in a nonstick skillet until just set and barely done. Sprinkle cheese and bacon bits over the crust after evenly pouring eggs over it. Bake the crust in the oven until it turns golden and the cheese melt. Serve hot. When combined with a side of fruit and a drink of orange juice, this breakfast pizza recipe from the Bricks Corner SLC menu offers a filling meal.

Breakfast Pizza with Pepperoni

If you’re a fan of pizza for breakfast but are still deciding whether to commit to a full recipe of sausage and eggs, try this tasty variation. This pizza uses pepperoni for the meat, but you could also use any other type of deli meat.

A hearty breakfast that’s quick and easy to put together, this pizza combines standard breakfast ingredients like sausage, eggs, and cheese over a flakey crescent roll crust. It’s a fun twist on a familiar favourite that everyone will love.

If you’re pressed for time in the morning, this breakfast pizza can be made ahead of time and frozen. Cook the sausage and eggs and assemble them with the cheese sauce when you’re ready to eat. To ensure your dish remains fresh and tasty, it’s best to wrap it first in plastic wrap and then in foil. When you’re ready to reheat it, pop it in the microwave and warm it up until it’s just right to enjoy.

Breakfast Pizza with Ham

This breakfast pizza recipe is a classic Midwestern favourite inspired by the convenience store chain. It features sausage, hash browns, and eggs baked on a standard pizza crust.

Make it your own by adding other traditional pizza toppings such as mushrooms, peppers, and green onions. Try a Mediterranean-style pizza by adding sun-dried tomatoes, Kalamata olives, and feta cheese. Or give it a sweet twist with Nutella, sliced bananas, and strawberries.

Use this simple breakfast pizza recipe to start your day off on the right foot. Pair slices with a cup of coffee or tea for an oh-so-satisfying morning experience. This breakfast pizza is sure to please everyone in your household. It’s easy to prepare, flavorful, and filling. And, best of all, it reheats well for lunch or dinner!

Breakfast Pizza with Vegetables

Using pizza dough and a handful of breakfast ingredients, this hearty pizza is easy to make and perfect for kids or adults. The tomatoes and garlic in the sauce pair well with the mozzarella and egg, while zucchini and kale provide a welcome dose of greens.

Bake the crust for 6-7 minutes, just until it’s light brown. Then, top with grated cheddar and sliced mozzarella. Bake for another 10 minutes, until the cheese is melted. Sprinkle over the sliced scallions and carefully crack three eggs into each pizza.

Use a store-bought pizza crust for convenience, or try a homemade pizza dough recipe. If you’re avoiding dairy, use vegan butter or plain unsweetened plant milk instead of regular dairy butter.