Pumpkin Pie Embryo Bacon Pizza-breakfast in Half An Hour

Pumpkin Pie Embryo Bacon Pizza-breakfast in Half An Hour

by West Mountain Beans

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

30m

Serving

2

Many people are greedy for my breakfast, but they feel too busy in the morning. Is it really that difficult?
This breakfast pumpkin pie dough bacon pizza can be eaten for up to half an hour. Believe it or not. "

Ingredients

Pumpkin Pie Embryo Bacon Pizza-breakfast in Half An Hour

1. Homemade pumpkin pie embryos were taken out of the freezer the night before, and a few ingredients were ready

Pumpkin Pie Embryo Bacon Pizza-breakfast in Half An Hour recipe

2. Slice mushrooms and cherry tomatoes, shred green peppers, and cut bacon into small pieces

Pumpkin Pie Embryo Bacon Pizza-breakfast in Half An Hour recipe

3. Mushroom slices are bitten in the microwave on medium heat for about 1 minute, and bacon slices are cooked in the same way

Pumpkin Pie Embryo Bacon Pizza-breakfast in Half An Hour recipe

4. Put greased paper on the baking tray and put the dough on the baking tray. At this time, the oven will start to preheat.

Pumpkin Pie Embryo Bacon Pizza-breakfast in Half An Hour recipe

5. First brush a layer of tomato sauce, about one-third of the total cheese on the yard, put on the mushroom slices

Pumpkin Pie Embryo Bacon Pizza-breakfast in Half An Hour recipe

6. Then bacon slices

Pumpkin Pie Embryo Bacon Pizza-breakfast in Half An Hour recipe

7. On top are cherry tomatoes and green peppers

Pumpkin Pie Embryo Bacon Pizza-breakfast in Half An Hour recipe

8. Spread all the cheese at the end

Pumpkin Pie Embryo Bacon Pizza-breakfast in Half An Hour recipe

9. The oven is 190 degrees up and down, turn on the hot air, and put the baking tray on the top layer, about 10 minutes

Pumpkin Pie Embryo Bacon Pizza-breakfast in Half An Hour recipe

10. It’s out of the oven, the pumpkin pie embryos are cooked, so you don’t need to bake it for too long

Pumpkin Pie Embryo Bacon Pizza-breakfast in Half An Hour recipe

11. The pumpkin pie embryo is very effective, so I have an appetite.

Pumpkin Pie Embryo Bacon Pizza-breakfast in Half An Hour recipe

12. For breakfast that day, it was served with salad. On weekends, I have time to toss.

Pumpkin Pie Embryo Bacon Pizza-breakfast in Half An Hour recipe

13. Attachment: The production of pumpkin pie embryo-pumpkin puree is mixed with flour and yeast, the proportion is about 1/3 of the pumpkin

Pumpkin Pie Embryo Bacon Pizza-breakfast in Half An Hour recipe

14. Ferment at room temperature for about 1.5-2 hours

Pumpkin Pie Embryo Bacon Pizza-breakfast in Half An Hour recipe

15. Press the dough on the panel to make a round shape by hand, and then pierce a number of small holes with a fork

Pumpkin Pie Embryo Bacon Pizza-breakfast in Half An Hour recipe

16. After the electric baking pan is hot, put the dough on the dough. You can put it on the bottom without oil.

Pumpkin Pie Embryo Bacon Pizza-breakfast in Half An Hour recipe

17. Add a lid and burn it for 2 or 3 minutes

Pumpkin Pie Embryo Bacon Pizza-breakfast in Half An Hour recipe

18. The cake noodles expand and it's ready to be baked

Pumpkin Pie Embryo Bacon Pizza-breakfast in Half An Hour recipe

19. Put it out of the pot and let it dry, seal it with a fresh-keeping bag, and freeze it in the refrigerator

Pumpkin Pie Embryo Bacon Pizza-breakfast in Half An Hour recipe

Tips:

1. If you don't like to make pizza by yourself, you can buy it at some bakery online stores. Several online stores in Beijing have offline physical stores. You can shop online or visit the store in person. It seems to be more than ten yuan each.
2. Mozzarella cheese is also frozen in large bags into small portions in the refrigerator, and brought to the refrigerator in advance the night before.

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