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How Do I Make A Grilled Breakfast Pizza For A Tailgate?

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  1. 2 Responses to “How Do I Make A Grilled Breakfast Pizza For A Tailgate?”

  2. I’ve done pizza on the grill…but never breakfast pizza, though a friend of mine did (big UT/Fla game)…
    We used pita bread, my friend used prepared crust (Mama Mia’s I think it was)…..with the grill on low heat, you can use a sheet of aluminum foil to keep the crust from burning. She did a really simple bacon/cheese/tomato topping on hers, and it was really good.
    You need to close the lid and make sure that you put some butter/margarine/olive oil on the crust first….just before you take it off, slide it off the aluminum foil so you get the grill marks and it crisps just a little bit. I did a search and found this site…it may help a lot!http://www.grillgrate.com/index.php?/rec…
    Good Luck!

    By yankeegi on Oct 13, 2009

  3. I would go with a pre cooked crust such as the boboli etc… Or a pita so everyone can do thier own individual pizza. Some ideas could be:
    Sausage gravy-or just plian white gravy-in place of the sauce
    bbq sauce- in place of the sauce
    ranch in place of the sauce
    Scrambled bulk sausage (already cooked of course)
    diced ham
    diced cooked chopped bacon
    bell peppers
    mushrooms
    onions
    scrambled egg (or make a well of some kind in the middle and crack a raw egg and let it cook with the rest of the pizza)
    white cheese

    By Mountian on Oct 13, 2009

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