Here is where I changed the recipe up a little. She only had to add salt, I decided to add garlic salt and italian seasoning. I didn't measure, just threw some in the bowl.
Mixed it with the paddle attachment.
Spread it out on a baking sheet and used a fork to make holes all over the crust so it doesn't bubble up.
To make sure it was crispy I went ahead and put it in the oven for about 5 minutes.
The "pizza sauce" is actually salsa, I didn't have any regular jarred salsa so I whipped up my own. Pioneer Woman has a recipe for that as well, using canned tomatoes. I, of course, didn't have all the ingredients she called for so I used her recipe as a base. I'll have that recipe in a future post.
When I decided to make this pizza I had visions of the fantastically gorgeous photos I would have to share, then I kind of burned the sausage and no such luck with the photos.
I used breafast sausage but overcooked it on the stove, which made it burn in the oven and next time I probably will just leave the eggs off. My husband wasn't crazy about them (probably because they ended up being a little over cooked) and I liked the pizza without them.
You could definately make this a veggie breakfast pizza as well and it would be just as delish.
I will be making this again, but without the burned toppings. I was surpised with how good this tasted and I actually don't know why I had any doubts about the flavor, being as how I haven't had one Pioneer Woman recipe I've tried not be good.
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