Egg on pizza - sound strange? This Wild Mushroom and Bacon Pizza with "over easy egg" is a recipe from New Orleans chef John Besh in House & Garden.
We actually tried this last week, and it was delicious. Prepare a pizza dough round with sauce, cheese, and herbs. Crack an egg over top and sprinkle fresh Parmesan, salt and pepper on top. Bake at 500ºF for about eight minutes. The egg will be just set, with a wobbly golden yolk that oozes onto the crust.
We are fans of the humble egg in every form, but this is a new favorite! Links to more pizza recipes below.
We had egg on pizza in Rome, where people seemed to think it was pretty normal.
What I'm really missing from that experience is a variety of hot salami that isn't quite pepperoni and also isn't quite available in U.S. delis.
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I think this is quite common over Europe. I was in England last Thanksgiving and my brother's mother-in-law ordered a pizza with egg on it. It sounds pretty delicious!
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I'll put in with the France report: got an egg on the quatre fromages there once.
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At Rosa's Cafe in San Fran they have the most delicious breakfast pizza creation known to man: fontina cheese, ham, and a fried egg in the middle. It is heavenly.
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Yes! In Cow Hollow? I've had that.
Cool, quirky little place.
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Ditto the France post. Was there 25 years ago and the pizzas with eggs were not only delish, they were beautiful!
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In Italy they served me a pizza once, with a boiled (and peeled of course) egg cut in half in the middle and I found it rather strange because I never had egg on a pizza before. However, it was one of the best pizza's I ever had.
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Egg on pizza reminds me of Italy. It's normal - but I wasn't there long enough to get used to it.
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There is a pizza at Otto, they call it pane frattau, with pecorino and fried egg. It's amazingly good.
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