Bev
had bought some Pasta Prima Lobster Ravioli from Costo and for sauce she added
some heavy cream to a tomato sauce she had made earlier for pepperoni rolls. It
made a very good sauce for the ravioli, which we also thought were pretty good
for out-of-the-package (we'll wait for lobster ravioli connoisseur and friend Laurie to try them and let us know for sure) . Since Bev had
sauce left over, she decided to make a breakfast pizza utilizing some pre-made
Mama Mary’s crusts, also from Costo.
For
the pizza, she brushed the crust with olive oil and added a shredded Queso Blanco (only white cheese we had), then she added the sauce and toppings of crumbled crispy bacon, sautéed
asparagus & onion, soft scrambled eggs, and raw eggs in pockets. She baked it about 15 minutes then added some
more of the cheese and baked until it melted - chopped green onions added prior to serving.
The
pizza was very good and the sauce worked well for it. The only thing that would be different next
time is to bake the crust cheese and sauce a little first then add the other ingredients
(warm) so the raw eggs are only the oven a few minutes to maintain the runny
yolk that I like (these were hard) – or just add the eggs already fried at the
end - or use all scrambled (easiest).
Header - Coco was originally Madison’s dog and she still is drawn to her. Here she is helping Madison take a nap and her head was down on Madison’s until we decided to take the shot.
Photos
best if enlarged by clicking on them.
Have
a great day and thanks for stopping by Almost Heaven South.
Larry
3/12/13
event date
Looks like I'm behind in reading your blog. I missed the dock repairs and mind boggling feet trick and arrived just in time for Bev's yummy pizza for breakfast. I'm betting this is Madison's favorite new breakfast item. Hope you all have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteSam
Sounds like I've got some new products to search out at Costco. That ravioli sounds good, and the pizza sounds amazing. Love the photo of CoCo being a good friend, and I'm assuming that's Madison.
ReplyDeleteDon't you hate when they lift their head or move at the last second?
ReplyDeleteGreat looking pizza... I know I would just love this! The only reason I have not made a pizza with an egg on it is because I think Chris would actually leave me!! lol
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried those pizza crusts - I will look for them on our next Costco trip!
ReplyDeleteI need to give the pizza crusts a try....don't think I have seen them..will have an eye out. I love the unconditional love that our four footed friends share with us.
ReplyDeleteNow has Bev caught your breakfast bug or was she the one who passed it on to you? This loooks filling and those pie crusts are a great way to start a pizza. Have a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness Larry! That breakfast pizza looks so good! That is something I never think about is a pizza breakfast style. I know the kids eat something at school that they call breakfast pizza but I have no idea what it is. I know it's not near as good as what you have there though!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to add those lobster ravioli to my list for the next trek to Costco! Hope they have them at our Costco too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative breakfast! It has all the right components :)
Breakfast Pizza is brilliant!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure Coco is glad to have her girl around. I hope she's doing well with her schooling; she'll be studying out on the dock pretty soon, working on her tan and her math at the same time....
The closest Costco is an hour away but I'll be looking for the lobster ravioli on my next visit. Pizza for breakfast...now that will keep you going for the day. :)
ReplyDeleteLarry, Now this is a pizza! Leave off the onions and I'd be good to go... We had another disapointing pizza out tonight and I'm about to give up on this food basic here in East Tennessee! Thanks for the heads up on Costco's Lobster Ravioli and the Pizza Crust. Laurie will indeed critique the Ravioli in an upcoming blog! Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
ReplyDeleteDon't think I've ever had pizza for breakfast --but I do love pizza. In fact we had pizza for dinner tonight (yum)...
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
Been mia here for some time, but things happen you know. ;)
ReplyDeleteYou and Bev are the most creative when it comes to cooking and using all your leftovers. It all sounds good and lobster ravioli sounds wonderful, but I don't believe it's available in our neck of the woods.
Hope you guys are having a wonderful weekend. Diana
This is one that I haven't tried (breakfast pizza), I'll have to try something like that on the weekends. I do think the eggs would be the hardest part to get just right.
ReplyDeleteI know I read this post and thought I commented - sorry! I loved this idea and believe eggs are great on and in everything. Another home run!
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