Country Sausage Gravy Breakfast Pizza

Perfect for a holiday morning, or weekend brunch we made this Country Sausage Gravy Breakfast Pizza when we had out of town family staying over and it was a big hit. Everyone said this is pretty spectacular!

We tried coming up something different for breakfast since we were leaving most days and eating out the rest of the day. So we wanted a hearty filling breakfast that would come together pretty quick and not have to stand over the stove like a short order cook making eggs all different ways. This Country Sausage Gravy Breakfast Pizza fit the bill perfectly.

Evidently, they don’t have country gravy in upstate New York. The first time our guests came here we found out the boyfriend had never had country gravy, not only never had it, never even heard of it before!

So this made it even more fun, you know they’re going to love it, like taking a kid to an amusement park for the first time and watching their face light up with joy!

Sometimes the simplest things are the best. So with that in mind, I’m going to try and explain how to make it for everyone who’s maybe never had it, or heard of Country Sausage Gravy.

I know gravy can be intimidating but once you make it a few times, you get the feel for how it’s supposed to be, then you don’t need to measure anything. You just sort of eyeball it and you know it’s right, no need to be scared of the gravy anymore!

Some tips:

• This comes together pretty quick, I just used two skillets, one to toast up frozen hashbrowns in about two tablespoons canola or peanut oil, while the sausage is cooking in the other skillet and the crescent rolls are baking.
• With a slotted spoon, remove the sausage leaving about 3 tablespoons of drippings in the bottom, you should have pretty equal amounts of oil to flour to make the gravy and have the milk ready to slowly pour right next to you. This is the basics for making a roux. If your a little short on the drippings, just add a tablespoon of butter. Depending on the brand of sausage, is how much drippings you get, I like Tennessee Pride, but some brands don’t have enough fat, you can also use bacon drippings if you save yours.
• When the hashbrowns are toasted, you wipe that skillet out with a paper towel and add a little butter to scramble up the eggs. Make sure you add salt and pepper to eggs and a little milk, whisk them up good toss them in the skillet and let them cook on the bottom, then break apart till all the runny parts are cooked and remove from heat.
• Now if you wanted to you could also add bell peppers, onions, spinach or tomatoes to make yours more of a Supreme Country Sausage Gravy Breakfast Pizza.

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• Easy Blueberry French Toast Casserole with Streusel Topping
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Country Sausage Gravy Breakfast Pizza

Yield: About 8 servings

Prep Time: 5 minutes

Cook Time: 25 minutes

Total Time: 30 minutes

Perfect for a holiday morning, or weekend brunch we made this Country Sausage Gravy Breakfast Pizza when we had out of town family staying over and it was a big hit. Everyone said this is pretty spectacular!

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Ingredients

• 2 rolls refrigerated crescent rolls
• 1 lb breakfast sausage (I used Tennessee Pride)
• 6 eggs, scrambled
• 2 cups prepared hash browns (I used frozen hash browns)
• 8 oz shredded cheddar cheese

Country Gravy:

• 3 tablespoons rendered grease from sausage
• 3 tablespoons flour
• 2-2 1/2 cups milk
• salt and pepper to taste
• crumbled cooked sausage

Instructions

1. Heat oven to 375 degrees. Roll out crescent dough on a greased, sheet pan.
2. Press edges together to seal seams and pinch some up the sides of pan to form one large crust. Bake for 11-13 minutes or until golden brown.
3. While that's in the oven crumble sausage in a large skillet and cook over medium high heat.
4. Remove sausage, leaving three tablespoons of the oil, spoon out any extra or add bacon grease, butter, or oil if not enough.
5. Whisk in flour and continue whisking for two to three minutes, or until smooth and a nice and golden brown. Reduce heat and slowly begin adding milk while stirring, whisking constantly, as it thickens add more milk (about 2 cups) until desired thickness. Add about half the sausage into the gravy. Taste and season with salt and extra pepper. Remove from heat, or it will just keep getting thicker, you can add a little more milk if it begins to get too thick.
6. Spread gravy over the baked crescent rolls, top with the rest of the sausage, scrambled eggs, cooked hash browns and top with cheese, put back in the oven 3-5 minutes to melt the cheese.

Nutrition Information

Yield 8 Serving Size 1
Amount Per Serving Calories 673Total Fat 47gSaturated Fat 17gTrans Fat 1gUnsaturated Fat 26gCholesterol 224mgSodium 1287mgCarbohydrates 33gFiber 2gSugar 2gProtein 31g

Nutrition data was provided and calculated by Nutritionix, and should only be used as a general guideline. This information is provided as a courtesy and there is no guarantee that the information will be completely accurate.

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