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Daniel
Make some smaller individual round shaped pizza. Like this everyone gets his own mini pizza and the possibility to individualized pizza, like no bacon, hard broiled eggs, with veggies etc
Peter Newman
This recipe sounds like way too much work on behalf of the egg. Why not bake the pizza, minus the egg, to the proper degree of done, mindful of the crust, and take out of the oven, and break one, two, three, however many... sous vide poached eggs? As you slice the pizza, you break the perfectly done yokes and it runs around the top of the slices. Nice.
Worth a try
Rather than crack the egg onto the pizza fist crack into a bowl for more accuracy and less chance of a shell getting on it.
Art
I just made this today for brunch. It is very good. I would lighten up on the salt and probably leave added salt out altogether. With the bacon and cheese, there is probably enough salt in it. I may also pre fry 5he eggs a little before adding to the top, It seemed to take too long for them to firm up. I think it is also important to get the cheese as close to the edge as you can. It helps to keep the crust from burning if you have to leave under the broiler a little longer .
Tyler
What a truly fantastic pizza. As others suggested, be careful with the salt. Skip the sea salt at the end or use 1/8 of a teaspoon (instead of 1/4 teaspoon as the recipe suggests) before baking. Cook the eggs on the pizza as suggested! It’s perfect and not difficult at all. Cooking the eggs separately seems unnecessary, more difficult, and uses more dishes. The flavor of the egg roasted on top of the pizza is unbeatable. This pizza was wonderful and I can’t wait to make it again.
Nila R. Perez
Suggest you crack the eggs in a separate bowl just to be sure you do not get a bad egg on your pizza. It doesn't happen often, but there is a bad egg every once in a while among the millions sold in this country. Doing this also prevents you from inadvertently adding a piece of eggshell to your pizza, too.
Gwen
I made this pizza on the grill (heated to 500F) and cooked the pizza with the eggs for 6 minutes (because it didn’t go under the broiler). Also used bacon chopped into pieces and cooked on the stove, and truffle oil rather than olive oil. Yum!!!! So nice to not smoke up the house from heating the oven up so high!
DJ Ulmer
From Sam Sifton:What I do instead is separate the eggs into yolks and whites, then use a squeeze bottle to drizzle the whites over the pizza as it goes into the oven, finishing the pie with drizzles of yolk when it’s done. The heat of the pizza warms the yolk through — and there’s white and yolk in every bite.
Name Linda Criss
Use grocery store plain naan oiled on both sides, sprinkle of cornmeal. Now the bacon, tomato slices. Heat to bubbly, put those over easy eggs on top. It’s wonderful.
Gabe
Saturday mornings are happier in our house thanks to this recipe. Kid and parent approved. Yum.
shelly w
Made this with Trader Joe’s Herb’s pizza crust, Turkey bacon and drained cottage cheese. It was absolutely delicious. I omitted the basil since the crust was herbaceous. It was delicious!
Frankie Leftwich
Does everybody in the world prefer runny yolks? I like mine hard cooked and besides it is healthier from everything I read.
Nila R. Perez
Suggest you crack the eggs in a separate bowl just to be sure you do not get a bad egg on your pizza. It doesn't happen often, but there is a bad egg every once in a while among the millions sold in this country. Doing this also prevents you from inadvertently adding a piece of eggshell to your pizza, too.
Nancy
Try adding lemon zest to ricotta
Howard
Dint have bacon so I substituted crumbled a burger amount of Beyond Meat sautéed and broken up. Also used store made whole wheat dough all of which worked great!
Breakfast experiment with sour dough
Used my own sour dough, pre-baked crust. Added olive oil, garlic salt, bacon-fried sh*take mushrooms, pre-fried eggs to everyone’s taste, and served with a side of dressed arugula.
Jean
Use about 1/2 of the ricotta and 2/3 of the mozzarella.
Rebecca S.
Got all crazy and made this exactly as written. Well, okay, I added some lemon zest to the ricotta,/garlic but that's it! Fantastic, right down to the timing. My oven only goes to 480, but that was fine. We loved it and it was a fun Sunday treat.Note that when you shop for all the ingredients, you'll have enough for a second round, so factor that in. Invite more people to breakfast, have pizza two days in a row, or maybe try that Creamed Spinach Pasta from Colu Henry.
Dinah
We bake this pizza on our outdoor gas pizza grill. We tried it a few times as recipe directed to break the eggs and then bake but landed on scrambling eggs and distributing evenly over the pizza. You could use 2-4 eggs, depending on how many you are serving or your appetite.
Made A Semi-Vegan Version
I made a semi vegan version with Vegan bacon, vegan Mozz and regular everything else. Turned out GREAT! Fantastic brunch option!
Kim
If you are using pre-made crusts, flatbread, or such be aware that the egg will tend to run off the pie and onto the backing surface especially if the toppings are not deep enough to "make a divot" mentioned in step 5. Making sure there is a raised edge during step 4 might be a good idea if using dough. And it tastes delicious!
Spud
Next time I make this I am going to put it right on the pizza stone. I like my crust a little bit crispier on the bottom. I used turkey bacon and part skin mozzarella just to cut down on some of the richness. I will definitely cut down on the amount of ricotta next time and probably add some vegetables. I served it with fresh arugula and sprinkled it with chives. I cooked the eggs directly on the pizza and they turned out perfect.
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