
One morning when the kids wanted a fun breakfast, I threw these pizzas together. Now they're our go-to for special mornings before school. The mix of crispy muffins, savory sausage gravy, and gooey cheese just hits the spot every time. And honestly, they're so fast to throw together that we can pull them off even when we're rushing around.
Morning Favorite For Everyone
There have been so many chaotic mornings when these little pizzas rescued us. Putting them together is simple but they feel like a treat. I prep the basics ahead so busy days are easier. My crew can't get enough of that cheesy sausage goodness and I love how I can adapt them if someone eats differently.
What You’ll Need
- Seasonings: Just salt and pepper step up all the flavors.
- Bacon: Crunchy bacon at the end makes these awesome.
- Eggs: Gently scrambled eggs are key.
- Milk: Use whole milk for extra creaminess.
- Flour: This thickens up your gravy.
- Onions: Chopped onions take things up a notch.
- Sausage: What makes the gravy so satisfying.
- Cheese: Grab a block and shred it yourself for best melt.
- English Muffins: Give them a toast till they’re crispy.
Let’s Get Cooking
- Bake and Broil
- Once they're topped, pop them in the oven and give a quick broil at the end to get bubbly and browned.
- Assemble the Pizzas
- Stack all your good stuff on the muffins—be sure to end with a mound of shredded cheese.
- Cook the Eggs and Bacon
- Whisk up your eggs till they're softly set and crumble the bacon.
- Prepare Sausage Gravy
- Sizzle sausage with onions, then stir in your creamy gravy mix.
- Toast the Muffins
- Give the muffins a good toasting so they'll stay sturdy.
Stash Extras
Tuck any leftovers in the fridge and they stay fresh for three days. Reheat them in a toaster oven so the bottoms don’t get soggy. I usually freeze a batch so we always have a busy morning option—just warm and eat.
Make It Special
These are awesome with tomatoes or salad on the side. If we’re making brunch, out come the hash browns and fruit cups. It’s fun to set out a bunch of toppings so everyone can create their own breakfast masterpiece.
Pro Breakfast Tricks
A quick toast on the muffins stops them from getting soggy. Always grate your cheese yourself, it melts way better like that. Don’t overload them or they’ll fall apart. I swap in gluten-free muffins and check all the ingredients when friends come by who can’t have gluten.

Frequently Asked Questions
- → Can I prep gravy in advance?
Yes! Make it ahead and keep it in the fridge. When you're ready, warm it up gently, and add a little milk if it looks too thick.
- → How do I make it gluten-free?
Use gluten-free English muffins and swap in gluten-free flour for the gravy. Everything else stays the same.
- → Why avoid pre-shredded cheese?
Pre-shredded cheese has additives that prevent clumping, which don’t melt as well. Grating your own gives better flavor and texture.
- → Can I freeze these pizzas?
Definitely! Assemble them, but don’t bake. Wrap and freeze each one. Bake frozen, adding a few extra minutes to the cooking time.
- → How should I warm up leftovers?
Stick them in a 350°F oven for 5-10 minutes until hot. Skip the microwave—your muffins will end up soggy.