Sausage Pizza Recipe Easy

Easy homemade thin crust three cheese spicy sausage and pepperoni pizza! A perfect addition to any pizza night or game day menu!

We’re nearly to February and I’m starting to wonder if this winter is going to be a dud. It’s been frigid, but typical years we’d have had a bunch of big snow producing storms by now. We’ve barely had much of anything and when we have had snow, it’s been far less than what was predicted. I’m not overly complaining but the snow is fun for a while, especially for the kids and pup. It’s also pretty to look at, at least for a few days. Then it gets dirty and I’m quickly over it. I’d honestly be okay with a consistent pretty, light snow that doesn’t quite accumulate.

Are you ready for this weekend? I’m not always excited for sports. The Super Bowl is another story, whether my local team is playing or not. Of course, they are, so the game will be more interesting to me. But, besides that… there are the commercials, the time with family and of course the snacks! I’ll be honest, I haven’t even begun to think about what food I want to have on hand for the day of… besides pizza. That’s an obvious choice. And always homemade. It’s the best.

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A necessary addition to any game day menu… pizza! Right? I love pizza night but game day is absolutely an excuse to have a slice or two. And there are so many fun flavor options!

This pizza is a must make for game day or any pizza night! An easy homemade dough, shaped and spread thin. It’s topped off with a perfect blend of hot Italian sausage, three varieties of cheese and pepperoni! Need more heat? Add a sprinkle of red pepper flakes. Not quite a fan of spice? Use mild or sweet sausage instead. This pizza is super customizable and a guaranteed favorite!

If you’re looking for even more fun pizza options, I have over 30 homemade pizza recipes right here, on Baked by Rachel! Check them out. Try them all. You’re guaranteed to find some new favorites!This Italian Sausage and Pepperoni Pizza is a Friday night favorite, and it’s a million times better than your standard boxed pizza! This post will show you exactly what to do and how to make it—It’s Easy!

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Dustin and I have never agreed on what type of pizza we like best. I know. Crazy, huh? How can we still be together if we can’t agree on something as vital to marriage as

You know we both love our pizza. But without fail, Dustin will always be an Italian Sausage and Pepperoni Pizza kinda guy. Me? I like variety! I bounce from the Hawaiian to the Vegetarian to the Supreme to the…I imagine you get my point.

Dustin is the way he is because meat-only toppings are his jam. Add some breakfast bacon and maybe some salami and he’s in heaven.

Sausage And Peppers Pizza (with Sausage Crust)

Eventually, I decided to embrace Dustin’s beloved pizza. But…in my own way. I wasn’t going to use mediocre Italian sausage or cheap, thin pepperoni found in the majority of frozen pizzas. Nope. I bought freshly made sweet Italian sausage links from my butcher and some nitrate and nitrite free pepperoni. Yep,

Well, turns out the pizza was fantastic. I used fresh mozzarella and made my Simple Tomato Sauce with Homemade Pizza Dough (both are consistent winners in our home).

I have to say — Italian Sausage and Pepperoni is now a strong contender for the position of my favorite homemade pizza. It was

Easy Sausage Pizza

There are many healthy proteins for your pizza, take it from me. While pizza has gotten a bad rep in the health arena, being mindful about toppings will serve you well. Here’s my top two recommendations for healthy proteins:

Pizza’s don’t usually take long to bake, roughly around 25 minutes. So if you add raw meats like Italian sausages, chicken, or bacon…it will simply not cook through within this short baking window. Extending the time it spends inside the oven isn’t an option either because you’ll end up with a burnt crust. So fry up the sausage first.

Look for sausage that has low sugar and low sodium, as well as no nitrates or no nitrites. The best sausage for pizza has around 80-85% pork and 15-20% fat. That’s my rule of thumb. Of course, you can choose not to follow this rule but I’ve found it to be the sweet spot, or should I say

Bacon And Sausage Breakfast Pizza

(wink). This ratio has just the right amount of fat to add that extra oomph, but not so much that you pizza becomes super greasy and inedible.

I am pleased to say that – yes! – you can make a Vegan Italian Sausage Pepperoni Pizza. In fact, it’s easy! When making this pizza vegan-style, switch the Italian sausage and pepperoni with plant-based substitutes. You can even try making your own vegan sausage and pepperoni at home with some chickpeas, tofu, and tempeh.

Gone are the days when we found vegan meat alternatives lacking. Just a few years ago, if you were vegan and craved that meaty pizza flavor, you’d be mostly out of options and out of luck. But lately I’ve been impressed by all of the company’s stepping up with new alternatives. Do you feel the same?

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Just partially bake your dough (to prevent it from being sticky or soggy) and add the toppings to the dough. Remember that if you’re adding meats like sausage or chicken, be sure to cook it first. Now wrap your pizza with parchment paper or foil. Voila! Keep it in your freezer for the next time you need a fast and kid-friendly meal.

Are your kids tired of having the same boxed pizza from that store in the corner? Easy! This post will show you how to change up your Friday night menu with a yummy Italian Sausage and Pepperoni Pizza!  

Hey there! I’m Lacey Baier and I’d like to welcome you! I’m a healthy lifestyle influencer and the creator of this clean-eating blog and YouTube channel, as well as cleanish, my clean-eating supplement brand. My recipes have been published on Food Network, Good Morning America, FoxNews, Tastemade, Fitness Magazine, and much more. I live in Austin, Texas with my husband and four kiddos. Let’s get started!

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Hey there! I’m Lacey Baier and I’d like to welcome you! I’m a mom of 4, cleanish lifestyle influencer, personal trainer, nutritionist, and the creator of this clean-eating blog and YouTube channel, and cleanish, my clean-eating supplement brand. My recipes have been published on Food Network, Good Morning America, FoxNews, Tastemade, Fitness Magazine, and much more. I live in Austin, Texas with my husband and four kiddos. Let’s get started!

Sausage Pizza Topping

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When most people think of pizza, they first think of pepperoni. Of course, there’s nothing wrong with pepperoni pizza, but I’ve been experimenting with this Spicy Sausage Pizza, and I think it can hold up to any other pizza topping out there. This is especially true if you pair it with some hot honey for dipping. This pizza is a great addition to your homemade pizza arsenal.

Simple Vegan Pizza

There are many different pizza dough recipes out there, but for my money (and time) I like No-Knead Pizza Dough. Generally, I’ll make it a day in advance so it has plenty of time to rise slowly. Then I take it out at least an hour before I’m ready to make pizza so it can come to room temperature.

If you don’t want to bother with homemade dough, you can buy dough at most supermarkets these days, or if you have a local pizzeria, they will most likely sell you a few dough balls for a few bucks.

The toppings for this pizza are few, but it’s important to not over-top the pizza. Add just enough sauce to lightly coat the dough and enough cheese so the pizza is covered, but not so much that the cheese is piled on.

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