I like variety! I bounce from the Hawaiian to the Vegetarian to the Supreme to the…I imagine you get my point. Dustin is the way he is because meat-only toppings are his jam. But…in my own way. I bought freshly made sweet Italian sausage links from my butcher and some nitrate and nitrite free pepperoni. Yep, my way. Total brownie points for Lacey. Well, turns out the pizza was fantastic. I used fresh mozzarella and made my Simple Tomato Sauce with Homemade Pizza Dough both are consistent winners in our home.
I have to say — Italian Sausage and Pepperoni is now a strong contender for the position of my favorite homemade pizza. It was that good.
There are many healthy proteins for your pizza, take it from me. While pizza has gotten a bad rep in the health arena, being mindful about toppings will serve you well. Cook it first, please! It is always important to cook Italian sausage before placing it on your pizza. So if you add raw meats like Italian sausages, chicken, or bacon…it will simply not cook through within this short baking window.
So fry up the sausage first. These you can toss on right away without pre-cooking. Look for sausage that has low sugar and low sodium, as well as no nitrates or no nitrites. This ratio has just the right amount of fat to add that extra oomph, but not so much that you pizza becomes super greasy and inedible.
I am pleased to say that — yes! When making this pizza vegan-style, switch the Italian sausage and pepperoni with plant-based substitutes. You can even try making your own vegan sausage and pepperoni at home with some chickpeas, tofu, and tempeh. Gone are the days when we found vegan meat alternatives lacking. Do you feel the same? You can store your pizza and save it for later just like supermarkets keep a stockpile of frozen pizzas.
Just partially bake your dough to prevent it from being sticky or soggy and add the toppings to the dough. Now wrap your pizza with parchment paper or foil. Keep it in your freezer for the next time you need a fast and kid-friendly meal. Are your kids tired of having the same boxed pizza from that store in the corner?
This post will show you how to change up your Friday night menu with a yummy Italian Sausage and Pepperoni Pizza! Break up the sausages into little chunks before adding it to the plan, because it's a lot more difficult to crumble them once cooked. If you don't have a paddle no worries, you can flip your baking sheet the other way around instead. I live in Dallas, Texas with my husband and four kiddos.
I made this Italian Sausage and Pepperoni Pizza and my family loved it! However, this recipe does not explain how to make the sauce. Do you cook the sauce or not cook the sauce?
I cooked the sauce and had to drain it because it was too watery. This is not the best pizza I have made but it was good. I just love pizza. Wow This Is great recipe.
I love Your Way of making Recipe. I am going to make this recipe for my family now. One of my faves. Hi lacey! I love the recipeand so do my kids. Recipe Tags:.
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List of Partners vendors. Prep: 15 mins. Cook: 15 mins. Total: 30 mins. Servings: 2 to 4 servings. Yield: 1 large pizza. Nutrition information is calculated using an ingredient database and should be considered an estimate. How to Hand-Stretch Pizza Dough. Featured Video. Incorporating more exciting toppings like sausage is the perfect way to spice up pizza night and keep your family coming back for slice after slice.
Sprinkling some sausage on top of your pizza will also up its protein content — a nice bonus! To help you become a gourmet pizza guru, this article will tell you how to make sausage for pizza toppings and what kind of sausage to use for pizza. Keep reading to learn how to make restaurant-quality pizza by using sausage as your staple topping.
Along with being a delicious way to top pizza, sausage is versatile. A sausage pizza topping can take the form of slices, crumbles or ground meat. How you cook the sausage depends on how you intend to use it as a topping. This section will go over how to prepare each style of sausage topping. Whether you choose to use sausage slices, crumbles or ground meat, always use a meat thermometer to make sure your sausage is cooked thoroughly before serving it to your family.
Pork sausage should have a minimum internal temperature of degrees Fahrenheit, while chicken sausage should reach a minimum of degrees Fahrenheit.
However, you can choose from various ways to cook the sausage link before slicing it. Cooking sausage too high and too fast can also cause the casing to split and disintegrate. Now that you know the basics of cooking sausage links, here are the top three cooking methods.
You can cut them in half and make them thicker or thinner depending on your personal pizza preferences. Using sausage crumbles as a pizza topping involves removing the sausage link from its casing , crumbling the meat and frying it on the stovetop.
Use a spatula to break up the meat into crumbles as it browns. Keep the sausage over the heat until it is fully cooked, then use a slotted spoon to transfer it from the skillet to your pizza. Ground sausage meat can easily make the perfect pizza topping.
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