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| low carb thin crust pizza recipe? | wackielady | Recipe Requests | 4 | May 30th, 2009 02:50 PM |
| Cauliflower Pizza Crust Recipe? | EverLosing | Recipe Requests | 8 | May 9th, 2009 08:21 PM |
| Cauliflower pizza | kpoll19 | Atkins Diet 14-day Induction | 2 | March 23rd, 2009 07:07 PM |
| Flax Pizza Crust 2 carb per slice | michelle23464 | Main Dishes | 0 | November 25th, 2008 10:46 AM |
| making the cauliflower pizza | kpoll19 | Food and Cooking Chat | 6 | September 3rd, 2008 09:50 PM |
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| Girl!! I made several honest attempts with the cauliflower pizza and was disappointed EVERY time. I did find a yummy recipe here for another crust. Are you game even if there's no cauliflower in it? I've experimented enough to know which one turned out best! I'm going to find the links for you. The cauliflower one always turned out soggy no matter how thin I patted it out. |
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| The pics on the site with the recipe look sooo good I didn't think it would be soggy..maybe back the crust first..I don't know. It doesn't have to have cauliflower in it...but I'm pretty picky so let me know when u find the link. Thanks! |
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| Okay, here it is! Enjoy! http://www.atkinsdietbulletinboard.c...t-amazing.html (Lindas Thin and Crispy Pizza Crust -Amazing!) |
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| I found that one before. I love that site -the thing is I try to limit my cheese and that just looks like a alot of cheese..lol. I had an idea of how to get the pizza not to be soggy so I might try it..even though you probably did too. Is it this recipe you did? The Lighter Side of Low-Carb: I Can't Believe it's Cauliflower Pizza Crust! |
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| Yep, that's the one!! I'm not much of a cheese eater so when the opportunity to eat a bit of it presents itself, I eat it. It was sooooooooooo good and reheated really well too! |
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| One of the things with cauliflower pizza is to be sure you squeeze all the water out of the cauliflower. Also cook the crust first. If you can turn it and put it back before adding some toppings. You do not need much cheese on the top since there is so much cheese in the crust. I like it
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| I made the cauliflower pizza crust a couple of times and it was always soggy! Good, but you're not gonna pick it up! Liv, do you press the water out before or after you shred the cauliflower? |
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| I think I'm going to try shredding it (after cooking) then microwaving it to take out the excess water too. |
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| I steam the cauliflower. Then press all water out. Then I shred it. Last time I made it, the crust was nice and firm.
__________________ Journal: Living and Learning Startdate: November 18, 2007. Female 5'2" November 2009 Challenges Push-ups 240/300 Abs: 1250/1500 Squats 1050/1200 Strength: 800/900 minutes Running: 68/75 kilometers 2 Years on Atkins ![]() |
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