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About Food, About Life, About Me  /  02/12/2013

Sexy food: Breakfast pizza

by Sarah Lipoff

breakfast pizza

Valentine’s Day is this week and there’s no denying that along with the giving and receiving of hundreds of cheesy and impersonal cards, lots of lovebirds are heading out for special dinners, giving small blingy tokens of appreciation, and trying to figure out last minute ways to show some love. What I find absolutely and  wonderfully sexy is a great homemade breakfast that you can eat in the comfort of your own home (especially now that I’ve got a small thing running amok in the house as early as 6 am). The idea of eating a velvety, luxurious breakfast on a special morning (Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, Birthday, Christmas, Child’s Birthday, Saturday…) is the perfect way of showing true adoration.

My husband is known to toss together amazing slow-cooked scrambled eggs that melt in your mouth.

Delicious.

And, thus, why he is my husband.

But this Valentine’s Day, I had plans for making a special breakfast that would  fill my sweetheart’s tummy with savory goodness. And the Shine Supper Club’s challenge this month is all about sharing sexy dishes, making this breakfast recipe wonderfully fitting.

Breakfast pizza.

Crisp crust topped with thinly sliced prosciutto, slivers of fresh Parmesan, and topped with soft eggs that spill and run all over the whole shebang. How perfect is that? And you can use store purchased pizza dough, which makes this recipe wonderfully easy for any home chef.

Ingredients

Pizza dough (homemade or store bought)

1/2 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese

1/2 cup freshly grated mozzarella cheese

1/8 pound thinly sliced prosciutto

Fresh spinach leaves

1/2 teaspoon olive oil

1/4 teaspoon Italian seasoning

4 eggs

Fresh cracked pepper

Directions

Preheat your oven to 425F so it’s really hot when you’re ready. Having your oven temperature just right ensures those eggs will set properly on the breakfast pizza.

Lightly grease your pizza pan and then press out the dough to create a nice even thickness. Top with the olive oil, Italian seasoning, and the spinach leaves.

breakfast pizza 1

Now layer on the prosciutto and sprinkle half of the shredded cheeses over the pizza. Carefully crack and add the eggs to the pizza and then toss the rest of the cheese over the eggs.

breakfast pizza 2

Carefully place in the hot oven for 10 to 13-minutes, or until the eggs are just set.

Give the finished pizza a light covering of fresh cracked pepper, slice, and serve alongside fresh strawberries, hot coffee, a big kiss, and you’ve got the perfect sexy breakfast. And the longer you let the pizza sit before cutting, the eggs will set to your liking.

breakfast pizza 3

*Just so you know, this recipe is also wonderfully delicious as a late-night snack…

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5 comments

  • Stephanie Chavez
    03/09/2013

    Hi Sarah,
    I was going through the all the BAB list on FB and looking at everyone’s blogs. Your recipes look so delicious!! I’m going to add you to my bloglovin list.

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    • Sarah Lipoff
      03/09/2013

      Thanks, Stephanie!

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  • Douglas Hainline
    03/24/2013

    What a great site! My grandchildren are going to love looking at it, and maybe trying some of your recipes.

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  • Pratik
    03/28/2013

    Thanks for your recipe.It gave me an excuse to have pizza for the breakfast.I am not from America.Therefore bacon and pig meat is rarely available in our country.Can I substitute the same with vegetables?

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    • Sarah Lipoff
      03/28/2013

      Yes! Try roasted red peppers, which I think would be really tasty!

      Reply

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