15-Minute Vegetarian Naan Breakfast Pizza

Looking for a unique breakfast treat that’s easy to make and ready in just 15 minutes? The deliciousness of this Vegetarian Naan Breakfast Pizza is only matched by its ease to make!

A delicious crispy on the outside, soft on the inside crust smothered with cheese, flavorful sauce, and toppings can only be made better with an over-easy egg. And when it’s as simple as piling on ingredients and sticking it in the oven, you’ll be tempted to make this again and again.

I absolutely love using naan as a pizza base (see also: Cheesy Smoked Salmon Flatbread with Ricotta and this Pesto Naan Pizza). It’s the perfect texture, size, and strength to hold the toppings.

Plus, it’s ready in 15 minutes from start to finish, making it one of my easiest vegetarian recipe ideas. This morning ‘za is by far the most requested brekkies in my house!

And as a mom-on-the-go who lives for bold flavor, I’m happy to oblige. This quick and easy recipe is a no-brainer.

Naan Breakfast Pizza Ingredient Highlights

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I kept this recipe super simple. I added red onion and arugula to mine pictured here, but you can easily omit those add-ons or sub them for something else to make it your own!

This is one of my favorite clean out the fridge meals! Here’s some topping ideas to get you started:

• Mushrooms
• Olives
• Peppers
• Spinach
• Garlic
• Eggplant
• Tomatoes
• Zucchini
• Broccoli
• Corn
• Sundried tomatoes

You can also make this vegetarian Naan Breakfast Pizza your own by using a flavored naan bread. My favorite after plain naan is garlic and whole wheat naan.

I like to use a shredded Italian Cheese blend for this Vegetarian Breakfast Pizza. It melts quickly, easily, and evenly, and adds some saltiness.

You can also have success with really any shredded cheese or a grated or thinly sliced fresh mozzarella. I wasn’t lying when I said this is a clean-out-the-fridge breakfast.

We want a low-moisture red sauce to avoid a soggy crust, so preferably you’ll have pizza sauce.

If you are using a marinara or other jarred tomato sauce, just make sure it’s not too liquid-y. You can always cook it off by simmering it on the stove first to release some of the excess liquid.

Naan Breakfast Pizza Tips and Tricks

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How to Make a Vegetarian Breakfast Pizza on Naan Bread

Strat with a generous amount of sauce, followed by an even layer of cheese, followed by your topping choices.

It’s always best to crack your egg into a little bowl or cup first just to make sure you don’t get any shell on the pizza. I will usually crack it into a little ramekin and then carefully transfer it on top of the pizza.

The cook time on this recipe is intended to leave you with an over-easy egg. So, a solid white, with a runny yolk.

Your egg will generally reach optimal over-easy in the oven at 450°F after 10-12 minutes on the top rack.

If you want your egg to be more well done, no problem! Just give your pizza up to 5 extra minutes. After that, you risk burning the naan or making it too chewy and hard to eat.

If you’re having trouble getting the egg white firm, you can also just turn the oven off but leave the pizza in for a few extra minutes, so that egg continues to cook without the naan burning.

Pro tip: Crack the egg in the center of the pizza, preferably nestled in between the toppings, so that the egg does not run over the sides and onto the pan.

It’s best to keep it to one egg per piece of naan. If the egg gets too close to the edge, it tends to drip over the side and make a mess.

Doubling, Tripling, Quadrupling the Recipe!

This is such a fun family breakfast and one of my favorite 30-minute meal ideas! So, I often make this when I have company or when I’m making breakfast for family and friends.

For a fun brunch idea, mix and match different toppings or set up a breakfast pizza bar so everyone can grab a piece of naan and make their own. They can all cook at the same time in the oven, but there are two things to keep in mind:

First, make sure you are not overcrowding your baking sheet. You want your naan to lay flat so that everything cooks evenly, and the egg doesn’t slide right off onto the sheet pan.

Secondly, heat rises in the oven. So, if you have two pizzas on the top rack and two on the bottom rack, the ones on the bottom may need an extra minute or two.

Storing and Reheating Naan Breakfast Pizza

This Naan Breakfast Pizza will last in the refrigerator in an airtight container for up to four days. You can also freeze your leftovers for up to 3 months.

It’s best to reheat it in the oven at 375°F for about 10 minutes or until thoroughly heated, in the air fryer at 420°F for about 8 minutes, or in a pan, covered, over medium heat for about 10 minutes.