The Ultimate Breakfast Pizza

Have you ever just looked at something and knew that you have to make that, go there, or try that?
This was one of those things.

I'd have to admit, I've been pulling my hair out recently, mostly involving chemistry and the horrors that go along with memorizing polyatomic and multi-valenced ions. So while I was skimming Pinterest (procrastinating? maybe a little bit). I should know by now, one does not skim Pinterest. But anyways, up pops a beautiful BuzzFeed article about "18 Breakfast Pizzas That Want to Wake Up Next to You". Every single pizza was mouthwatering, and just beautiful to look at. Then the real questions came up, which one to choose? So I did what any good person would do and combined factors from my favorites recipes and make one ultimate pizza.

But just to forewarn everybody, this is not one of those breakfasts that you can make last minute, no a pizza as great as this need a little more TLC. I made the dough from scratch the night before so it has plenty of time to rise. Another option if you don't have time to make your own crust, is to just get pre-made pizza dough!

This pizza includes *drum roll please*
-gruyere cheese
-bacon (I used turkey bacon because it was the only thing we had at the house)
-green onions
-mushrooms
-parsley
-arugula
-and finally an egg to top it off

Just a side note, but a little gruyere goes a long way, so make sure you don't add too much

The Ultimate Breakfast Pizza
Makes one pie

Ingredients:
Roughly around 1 package of pizza dough (bought or homemade)
Handful of gruyere cheese
Two strips of bacon cut into pieces
Handful of arugula
Parsley
A few green onions chopped
2 or 3 mushrooms
1 egg
Salt and pepper
Olive oil

Preheat oven to 500 degrees, then shape the pizza based off of your preferences.
Coat the top generously with olive oil, then add the cheese, bacon, mushrooms, and crack the egg on top before placing in the oven. It depends but usually it will take around 5-10 minutes to cook. Once done, season with salt and pepper and place the arugula, parsley, and green onions on top. It's best served when its right out of the oven.

(recipe based off of this lovely blog... I just changed a few things to my preferences)


Enjoy!

XO
Lauren