Take two 8 oz tubes of butter flake crescents smash them together on a pizza pan
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Roll up the leftovers
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Smear on some sauce, I used 50/50 picante sauce and my sriracha ketchup
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Scramble up 8 eggs till almost done and start the layers
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Fry up half a dozen slices of bacon till crispy, drain, crumble and throw on
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Fry up some home grown breakfast sausage, drain and throw it on
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Top with some smoked colby jack
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Now thats what Im talkin about!!
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Throw in the oven till the crust is browned and the cheese is nice N bubbly
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Slice N serve
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Now that was gooood!!
Awesome, That's a perfect Breakfast Pizza!!
Had some for breakfast again this mornin,,,,,,,,,,mmmmmmmmm gooood!!
Dough got a little soggy from the microwave :-\
HOLY CR@P!
I'd have to hit that one, hard...
Quote from: OU812 on April 07, 2013, 08:00:12 AM
Had some for breakfast again this mornin,,,,,,,,,,mmmmmmmmm gooood!!
Dough got a little soggy from the microwave :-\
Learned a great trick for reheating leftover pizza that prevents the crust from getting soggy. Simply place the pizza in a dry skillet on top of the stove and reheat. The heat from the metal surface aids in crisping up the crust.
That pizza looks awesome Curt.
Quote from: KyNola on April 07, 2013, 08:08:29 AM
Quote from: OU812 on April 07, 2013, 08:00:12 AM
Had some for breakfast again this mornin,,,,,,,,,,mmmmmmmmm gooood!!
Dough got a little soggy from the microwave :-\
Learned a great trick for reheating leftover pizza that prevents the crust from getting soggy. Simply place the pizza in a dry skillet on top of the stove and reheat. The heat from the metal surface aids in crisping up the crust.
That pizza looks awesome Curt.
Will try the skillet next time,,,,,thanks Larry
Most times I warm it up on a pan in the oven but didnt want to heat the oven for just one slice