What’s Cooking in Gail’s Kitchen? All the Buzz: Whitewashed Egg Pizza! Putting an egg on pizza? Seriously? I know this might sound a little weird, but take a baby step out of your comfort zone. The first time I saw fried egg on a pizza, I was visiting the south of France. It’s really quite common there. In fact, you’re the fortunate one if you get the egg on your slice at a takeaway stand. You really must give it a whirl. I find as long as I bake in stages, the end result is a crispy crust with an egg over easy. Just imagine how fun it will be to pop the egg yolk and spread it around so everyone gets a taste.
WHITEWASHED EGG PIZZA
Ingredients:
1 naan
2 tablespoons olive oil
1/8 teaspoon garlic powder
4 tablespoons chunky pasta sauce
1 tablespoon fresh basil, chopped
3/4 cup gruyere cheese, shredded
2 onion rings, nested
1 egg
1/3 cup mozzarella cheese
2-3 tablespoons Greek yogurt
1/8 teaspoon sea salt
Dash of pepper
2 tablespoons fresh basil, for garnish
Instructions:
Preheat oven to 425Β°. Set oven rack on middle setting. (For the last step you will raise it up one setting.) Rub olive oil over surface of naan. Sprinkle with garlic powder. Bake 5 minutes. Remove from oven. Spoon chunky pasta sauce evenly over naan. Use 1 tablespoon fresh basil over sauce. Sprinkle with gruyere cheese. Bake 5 minutes until slightly melted. Remove from oven. Raise the oven rack up one setting. Place the nested onions on a flat portion of the crust. Gently crack an egg into the center of the onion rings. Distribute the mozzarella cheese over the pizza, excluding the egg area. Dollop the Greek yogurt over the cheese. Season with salt and pepper. Bake 5 minutes longer or until egg is set. If the crust becomes too brown, cover it with foil, leaving the egg portion uncovered. When cheese is gooey and egg is cooked, remove from oven. Garnish with fresh basil.
That sounds so yummy, Gail! Egg on a pizza… Yum! ππ₯π
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I saw it for the first time on a trip to France. I knew then I just had to try it, Aptivi. πππ³
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Very great, Gail π I’ve never tried an egg on a pizza, though. ππ³
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Personally, I like a runny yolk! π€ππ³
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A poached egg with a runny yolk sounds delicious! I love soft-boiled eggs. π³βΊοΈ
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Me, too!
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I love boiled eggs on a sandwich! π³
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Another winner in my book, Aptivi.
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It’s indeed a winner! I love it on a Friday breakfast βΊοΈ
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My OH loves an egg on a pizza particularly when there’s also spinach and ham.
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It pulls together the flavors in an unbelievable way, Sheree. Yum, indeed! ππππ³
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Interesting addition.
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Some like it; others prefer to eat it without. Weβre split at my household. πππ³π
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When my grandkids were small and had breakfast at my house every day before I brought them to school, on Fridays we would have pizza for breakfast, with an egg on it. Of course, I made the dough from 100% whole wheat and used low-fat cheese, but to them it was just tasty pizza and they loved the egg.
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That is seriously cool, Dorothy. Oftentimes I take leftover pizza and plop an egg on it for breakfast, too. ππ³π
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I must admit, itβs really good! I donβt think I was making them just for the kids!
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(You said that out loud.)π
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Oh my. Never mind…
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I’m so intrigued!
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Try it. Perhaps you may want to have it this way once in a while, Tiffany. ππππ³
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The inspiration from the south of France sounds like such a fun culinary adventure. I have tried poached and fried egg on ordered Pizza but your dish tops all Gail!π
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You give me too much credit, OM. π€£
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You are so right, it’s a real treat. Eggs are so versatile!
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I have been known to plop a raw egg into my iced coffee. Call me weird, but I like it! π₯π§
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Wait what? I’ve never heard this one.
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Itβs a German custom way back in history. The egg actually creates a thick, creamy texture. π₯πβοΈ
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I am intrigued.
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Do you remember the Orange Julius drink stand in malls years ago? Up until the 1980s they actually put a raw egg into their signature beverage. It was blended into a rich velvety foam on top. Then it got eliminated because the public was afraid of salmonella. I missed it after that. Just didnβt taste the same anymore. πππ₯€
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