Crust less pizza ?
I do a pizza that is not made with pizza dough. but its made with cauliflower. It is pretty good. http://healthy-tasty-eats.blogspot.com/2012/02/cauliflower-c rust-pizza.html
i've done a meat crust, i've done cauliflower crust (my fav!). But I think what you are talking about is where you take a non stick pan (i still spray it a bit with pam), add an ounce or so of cheese and let it melt and cook. you filp it when it's crusty and then cook the other side. then you top with sauce and whatever other toppings you want.
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Mix 2 cups of mozzarella cheese
1 cup of cheddar cheese
3 eggs
Combine all together. I used parchment paper, otherwise use non stick spray on your pan. spread it thinly across your pan. I used a cookie sheet, it wasn't enough to cover it all but by the time it cooked up, it almost all reached the edges.
Cook at 450 degrees for 10 minutes. Watch for it to be melty gooey and a little crisp on the edges. Let cool. I put mine in the fridge for 5 minutes and then it peeled right off the parchment paper and I carried it around, so proud that it worked! Then I put it back on the parchment paper (mistake), added my sauce and toppings and put in broiler for about 5 minutes. (I pre-cooked my toppings).Note: Parchment paper says not to exceed 425 degrees for a reason.. Luckily mine didn't catch on fire but it was "toasted". Take out and cool for a second. I cut mine into 2" squares and served. Everyone, kids included, loved it! A definite keeper and it was so fast and easy!
i take all the pizza fixings that we like and mix with cheese, and seasonings and make pizza chips...
pepperoni, ham, italian sausage, beef crumbles etc...what ever cheeses we have on hand in the house, but always mozz cheese and parm cheese....garlic powder, oreagno, italian seasonings..go easy on these...they go along ways....mix this all up, spray some parchment paper and then place globs of mixure kinda flatten down a bit and melt....we like them kinda crunchy around the edges...my hubby dips his in pizza sauce....he asks for these now instead of pizza some times....
good luck, have a blessed day
debby