Pizza for breakfast!
Sometimes I get so caught up writing new recipe posts that I forget to write about other things I’ve been eating. Today’s breakfast was worthy of a magazine cover; too pretty to not share:
The actual recipe can be found here: Single-Serving Breakfast Pizza
(Be warned: It’s an embarrassingly old post!)
A few years ago, this breakfast pizza was one of the most-popular recipes on my website. However, it wasn’t originally called “breakfast pizza.” No, originally I thought it’d be a great idea to name this lovely creation… a pizzert. I went on calling it “pizzert” for over a year, until finally someone told me she couldn’t get on board with the recipe because she was pronouncing it to sound like it rhymed with lizard. Yikes!
So yeah, the recipe needs a new name.
Question of the Day:
What would you call this recipe?
Edit: I could not choose a winner based on best suggestion… because I liked them all :).
So I chose a random winner instead: Alanna.
For now it will stay Breakfast Pizza… and I will continue to secretly call it Pizzert ;).
The first thing that came to mind was “sweetza”…sweet “pizza”. 🙂
Oh! Let’s get Italiano on this!
“Pizza Colazione” Which I think means exactly what you already named it; Breakfast Pizza.
According to ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pizza#Pizza_types ), pizzas are named like that… orI assume that’s just how Italian works… and colazione means breakfast (as far as I know – I don’t speak any Italian! This is all throwing myself out there spontaneously and hoping it’s accurate!)
Similar suggestions:
“Focaccia Colazione” (Focaccia being another bready, pizza-esque food)
Also, if we want to get away from the “pizza with bacon and eggs on it” connotation, I’d suggest… however you say something like ‘Fruit Pizza’ or ‘Breakfast Pizza with Fruit’ in Italian. I’m not even going to attempt that one as I have no clue how Italian grammar works xD Could any Italian speakers help me out? 🙂
I like it because it’s still descriptive, and even non-Italian speakers will likely recognize the word for pizza (and the word for fruit. Frutta? Frutti? I have no clue, but it’s something like that!), and the Italian is a nod back to the origins of pizza as we know it, as well as kind of attention-grabbing for someone skimming the recipes 🙂
Since people always do the “Breakfast for dinner” idea and have pancakes or something for dinner, you could just try and switch that around. Or here are just some other ideas as well 🙂
“Sun-rise pizza”—-personal favorite 🙂
“Early-morning pizza”
“Dinner for breakfast-fruity pizza”
“sweet and savory pizza”
“Dizza” (dinner + pizza)
I’d call it a breakfast tart, I think.
Slice of Heaven
For those who have a sweet tooth or who make this for the ones they love, here’s a cute name……Sweetie’s Pie. 🙂
Fruity Breakfast Pizza?
Since you have ‘fudge babies’ (which are awesome and delicious) you could create a theme for naming your recipes and call them ‘fruit mamas’
Haha! Nice!
Mmm..that looks amazing. Looks like a cookie with cream and fruit on top…sounds like an awesome breakfast to me! Names…how about… Cookiezza, or Not-your-leftover-pizza-for-breakfast :D, or the Flying fruit saucer (looks a little like a flying saucer, if you squint your eyes!), or the Ihiepab (I-Hope-I-Eat-Pizzert-At-Breakfast)…ok, I’m seriously getting weirder and weirder ideas. I should stop now.
Name for dessert pizza Pzazzy piza???
Fruity Pizza Pie!
Morning glory pie!
What about a “Pan Baby”?
LOL I was thinking of your fudge babies (which I still have yet to make!) – a “pan baby” for breakfast sounds cute.
Or, your could just call it a Yummy Fruit Flattie. 😉
Or, since there isn’t always fruit on pizzerts, you could call it a Breakfast Sweetie. Or a breakfast sweet-zert?
NO! WAIT! A sweetza! 😀 LOL.
Oops, actually, Chelsea already thought of sweetza. LOL we’re on the same track!
How about “Fruit Confetti Pie” or “Tootie-fruity pizza”
What about…. “Eden Pizza” ? or “Mattina di Frutta!” (Italian) Morning of Fruit.
what about breakza? (which, coincidentally, is what my brother called breakfast until he was 4 because he couldn’t pronounce it lol)