This recipe pretty much sums up my low carb mission in life… to get creative and recreate my favorite comfort foods in as many versions as possible. When I posted my breakfast on Instagram, you all went nuts for it and were asking for a recipe. After eating it for breakfast five days in a row, I thought I should oblige. If I’m truthful, it was dinner on two of those days. In fact, I just finished eating it before I typed up this recipe. I am all about easy and flavorful all in the same dish. The less time in the kitchen, the better. I’m sure you agree! The secret to getting those perfectly gooey yolks and still getting crispy pepperoni is to take your time and cook them slow and low.
The awesome thing about this recipe is that you can change it up with any of your favorite pizza toppings. Use your favorite meat topping and your favorite type of cheese and get creative with it. Go crazy and add some veggies!
I get asked all the time how I make my eggs so perfectly round. It’s easy! I cheat! I use a 5″ egg pan. It keeps the eggs from spreading too thin and they turn out perfect every time. You can grab one here.
If you are looking for more low carb, ketogenic, and gluten free pizza recipes, then you just hit the jackpot. A couple of my favorites are these Garlic Chicken Alfredo Waffle Pizzas, Hawaiian Pizza Stuffed Peppers, and this Bacon Cheeseburger Pizza. I even have a low carb, Paleo Pizza Sauce recipe. Looking for a nut free, low carb pizza crust? No problem, I have that too! Can you tell I love pizza! Who’s with me?
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PrintPizza Eggs – Low Carb, Keto, Gluten Free
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Yield: 1 Serving
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(This takes longer than how you might normally cook your eggs, but trust me when I tell you that the end result it is worth it.)
Ingredients
- 1 tbsp butter
- 2 large eggs
- 2 tbsp Pizza Sauce (recipe here)
- 2 tbsp feta cheese, crumbled
- 2 tbsp mozzarella cheese, shredded
- 5 slices pepperoni
- dash Italian seasoning
Instructions
- Heat butter in an egg pan over medium low heat. (You don’t have to use an egg pan, but it does make things easier.)
- Once the butter is melted and the pan is heated, crack the eggs into the pan.
- Once the whites just barely start to set and turn white, spoon the sauce onto the eggs and sprinkle the feta over top.
- Reduce heat to low and continue cooking. Once the whites are almost completely set, add the mozzarella cheese, pepperoni, and Italian seasoning on top.
- Continue cooking on low until the whites are completely set, the pepperoni is cooked and the cheese is melted.
Carolyn Brack-Jackson says
Kyndra, This is the cutest pan ever, for that reason alone I will make this dish (got to buy the pan first) but I hope this will help with my pizza cravings!
Peace Love and Low Carb says
We make eggs in it every morning. So handy!
Sara says
So. Freaking. Good. Didn’t have any feta so I used tillamook sharp white cheddar. Loved this dish. It’s a very simple go-to meal and I’ll be making this regularly. Thanks for all your hard work and the creative recipes!
Peace Love and Low Carb says
So happy you enjoyed it. Thanks so much for the kind words.
Jessica says
I’m on day 2 of this for lunch…and tomorrow may just have to be day 3! It seriously is that good.
Peace Love and Low Carb says
Haha!! Yessssss. You get me! 🙂
Cozy Cuisine says
OMG this was delicious! Unfortunately, I couldn’t find the pepperoni while at the grocery store by my job yesterday and did’ have time to go to the store by my house today, so I did it Texas style. I stopped by the taqueria on my way to work this morning and got a pork taco. LOL! Discarded the tortilla (of course) and used the pork instead of pepperoni. Other than that I followed the recipe to a T. I made it in our toaster over at work and made heavy duty foil into a little pan. I already love pepperoni in my eggs, but the pizza sauce and the feta took it to the next level. I will continue to make this at least twice a week, switching between the pepperoni and the pastor (pork).
Thanks!
Heather says
Just tried these this morning and all I can say is….HOLY COW!!!! These were amazing!!! I used goat cheese because I didn’t have any Feta and it was wonderful!! I was getting bored with fried eggs and adding various spices to change things up…thank you so much for an incredible recipe!!
Jessica Franks says
Delish!!! I forgot to use Pizza sauce (not a huge fan of. But this was soooooo freakin great! You did it again!!!
S.E. says
This was delicious and a great way to use my leftover pizza ingredients! Yours looks a little crispy on the edges? If that’s true, how did you get it that way? Thanks!
Peace Love and Low Carb says
I use an egg pan, so the pan is the exact size as the eggs shown in the picture. Therefore it cooks the edges
Cheryl says
Right above the recipe she talks about the egg pan and the word PAN in highlighted. That’s the link (You can grab one here.)
RD says
lil, Bed Bath and Beyond has the egg pans.
Carol says
So yummy! I used a metal ring by hubby had made me for breakfast sandwiches. I overlooked the slow and low step but goobled it up! Great for bariatric patients!! Thanks for the yummy breakfast!
Diana Estrada Davila says
Yummy!! I didn’t have Feta so I used Parmesan cheese. It was so good and easy to make. thanks!!
Lori says
Eating this as I type, and my dogs are staring at me! It is delicious. I love huevos rancheros, don’t now why I never thought about pizza eggs, but it is awesome. No feta or mozz in the house, I chose provolone and parmesan, I have several mini cast iron skillets and used on of those, about 4 1/2 inches and worked perfectly. Thanks for sharing!
Peace Love and Low Carb says
Yum. Provolone sounds amazing!!
Stefanie Sullinger says
This was awesome. I only did half the recipe to try it. I also did oregano and garlic powder instead of italian seasoning, and i broke the egg while cooking to be sure it got done (it was still runny). I will definitely make this again. Also, I did not have feta, but a cheddar mix and mozzarella. =)
Pamela says
This was truly fantastic…as are all your recipes. We just got your book and have made several recipes…all of them are delicious. Even my pickiest of children loves your lasagna soup!! I asked them to go through and dog ear pages that they want me to cook..almost the whole book is dogeared!! Haha! I usually don’t like eggs but I wanted to try this because I know that your amazing so I had faith that it would be good! It’s delicious. Thanks for all you do!!
Peace Love and Low Carb says
Thanks so much for the kind words. So happy that you and the family are enjoying the book. I really appreciate the support!
Yvonne McLaren says
I have made this twice now it is a new fav, I didn’t have any salami or polish sausage so I made my own little mini burger balls that I did with beef mince garlic, dried oregano and sweet basil and some mustard. rolled them into a small spoon size and then I added some tomatoe slices as well. Covered it all with mozzarella and parmesan and then sprinkled a little bit of hadassah rub on it as well and it was delicious
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Jana Fleming says
This was soooo good! I am 3 weeks into keto, and I was really needing some variety because I’ve been eating the same things most every day. Thank you so much for this!
Ryan says
I love this recipe, and I have really taken it and run with it. I break the yolks but they’re still good runny which I don’t normally like but it works well with the sauce and pep. I’ll add other spices too. But the toppings is where I go all out. I like to mix it up with the cheeses (whatever happens to be available at the time) and do any combination of pep,sausage, bacon, Canadian bacon, and olives. Also been using Paesana new York vodka pizza sauce which is a nice low carb sauce, as is raos marinara.
★★★★★
Karen says
Hi Kendra! I just made this dish for my husband and I. We loved it! it was so delicious and a good change from the same omelet we have every day. I love your cookbook and recipes and have made several of them since my keto journey began! Keep them coming and thank you for sharing!! God bless!
Brooke says
This is wonderful! I took a few minutes to whip up the pizza sauce, too, and it was worth the extra 10 minutes. Quick and totally hit the spot for the pizza craving I was having on my commute home.
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Mary says
These are really good!!! This is my 3rd day having them for breakfast. I do the low and slow. In fact, I have them cooking right now. Thanks bunches for this recipe!!! Really helps with pizza cravings!
Hope Thompson says
Looking forward to making this tonight for dinner (my cute little egg pan just arrived from Amazon…yay for Amazon Prime!). Can you please provide the nutritional info for this recipe? Thanks!
Emma says
Just made for dinner. 10/10. So glad I found this recipe. Thank you for sharing 🙂
★★★★★
Heather says
These are seriously delicious. I used Rao’s marinara sauce instead of pizza sauce because that’s what I had on hand. Delicious for breakfast, lunch, or dinner!
Kim F says
Super good. I used fresh basil and dried oregano and jarred tomato and basil pasta sauce. Quick and easy! Thanks!
★★★★★