Something must have been in the breakfast wind last week.
When I first posted about the amazing Breakfast Pizzerts, a lot of people made them. But by and by, the trend died down, as all trends do. (Hello Beanie Babies.) Yet suddenly, in one week, I got no fewer than fifteen comments, pingbacks, tweets, or emails from a fresh batch of pizzert-makers! All this pie-eating action made me jealous; I wanted in on the party.
Nuthin left to do but bake my own Breakfast Pizzert. This particular time, I opted for coconut butter icing. Always a good choice. And now I remember why I loved these things in the first place. But I won’t bore you with my customary “amazing” “delicious” “delectable” descriptions (Seriously, there are only so many ways one can describe yummy food!). Instead, I’ll turn the blog over to my friend, Carrie, who seems to have a much better way with words.
Carrie’s words:
You guys, I seriously think I have reached Heaven… I have experienced not just a party in my mouth but a rave, a massive, full-on, blow-out RAVE. But here’s the thing… the whole thing is the size of a family-style pie (VOLUME!) It tastes just like a pancake, but when you undercook it like I did its more gooey and dense, which is just pure deliciousness…
and the whole batch (without toppings) is only about 220 calories (when you use the ingredients I did)… and then you top it with SO MUCH good stuff and its like a healthier version of a cake, pancake batter, brownie, cookie dough THING. SUCH A SCORE! I also just had this again for lunch today and plan on having it after dinner too.. and then again tomorrow at some time…I am sure of it.
(Katie’s note: see original post for more-specific info: Pizzert Calories.)
Haha Carrie sounds like an infomercial. But she convinced me to pull the recipe back up, after neglecting it for so long.
Along with a fat kiwi, I ate half of the Breakfast Pizzert.
The other half went to a friend. By the way, please excuse the ugly paper plates. I made this at my friend’s apartment, and that’s her choice of dishware. She’s just classy like that. Another reason she’s classy?
She opted to spread her pizzert half with homemade Hot Chocolate Butter. 🙂 Yup, I know how to pick good friends. We had a picnic on the floor, eating pizzerts and looking through magazines. Have you ever had an indoor picnic? They’re perfect for winter. Plus, there’s no need to worry about greedy ants or seagulls!
Question of the Day:
What are your favorite magazines?
I’m not ashamed to admit to reading People. After all, I was on the cover. 😉
Ok ok, not really haha. I also love Time, Clean Eating, and Creating Keepsakes. And my wonderful mom just gave me a subscription to Runner’s World for my birthday. Oh yeah, and I could never forget VegNews!
Also, I really want a pizzert. And a kitchen. Oh, dorm life…
And I loved your beanie baby reference 😉
Great Recipe! I will try this over the weekend for sure.
Fav Mags- Snowboarding, Shape, Self, Womens Health, Health, and Vegetarin Times, just to name a few. 🙂
I feel like I’m the only one who hasn’t made a Pizzert. I need to make them asap!
I’m finally working my way through my endless stack of magazines today–they get neglected when class is in session!
My list includes: Runner’s World, Clean Eating, Fitness, and Real Simple.
I want a pizzert right now. I’m having some sugar cravings like wild.
I somehow scored a free subscription to OK magazine. I’ve never paid, they never ask for anything. So I read it.
LOL I wouldn’t return a freebie either. One year, we got a free subscription to Parents Magazine. It was so odd, because my sister and I were in high school at the time! I have no idea why/how they found us and thought we’d be a good target audience!
Holy Moly! I am addicted to magazines… I won’t lie. Even though the green factor isn’t really there, they are just so much fun just to read through and sort of entertain yer brain. 😉 I love VegNews, Runners World, Women’s Health, Health, and that’s as far as I can go. I don’t really know what other magazines I’m into. It’s definitely a better thing not to be addicted to those things, I suppose. 🙂
I also love the idea of Pizzerts. 🙂 I mean, holy yum, right?! 🙂
Love ya chica!
Aly
Yeah, I wish they were more environmentally-friendly, too. I do give all my pre-read mags to our cleaning lady, though. And when she’s done reading, she gives them to her daughter. So at least it’s a *little* better.
Wow, VegNews, I like the sound of that. I love love love most cooking magazines such as Women’s Weekly and Delicious. Other than that though the only other magazines I read are the trashy ones whilst in the hairdresser, though occasioually I’ll cave in and buy one. What’s life without a guilty pleasure though?
So glad you posted this again because I totally missed it! I will definitely make this tomorrow morning for breakfast 😀
enjoy your weekend! x
Love your blog-and yes you def know how to pick your friends, haha:) It’s good to “know people”
Okay, that looks incredible! I think I need to try it one of these days 🙂