Potato Pizza Crust!
For all those who don't want a real crust but also wouldn't be caught dead eating the travesty that is cauliflower/broccoli crust.
2 firmly packed cups grated raw potatoes
1/2 t salt
1 egg, beaten
1/4 c grated onion
vegetable oil
Preheat oven to 400. Spray a 9 inch pie pan. Place raw potatoes in a colander and salt. Let set for 10 mins, and squeeze out water.
Mix potatoes, egg, and onion. Pat into pie pan, building up the sides.
Bake 30-40 mins or until golden brown. (After the first 20 mins, brush with oil to crispen the crust.) Remove from oven and reduce heat to 375 for the rest of the pie.
Now the crust is ready!
Or, if that doesn't strike your fancy (What with white potatoes being the devil and all) how about this one!
Sweet Potato Pizza Crust
Ingredients:
1.5 cups mashed sweet potatoes (~2 medium sweet potatoes)
1.5 cups almond flour (other flours would probably work too)
2 large eggs
1 large egg white
1 cup shredded cheese (I used mozzarella, but any kind would work)
1 tsp baking powder
2 tsp garlic powder
1 tsp oregano
1/2 tsp curry powder
1/2 tsp paprika
1/4 tsp cinnamon
1 tsp salt
Your choice of toppings
Directions:
Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.
Combine all ingredients in a large bowl; mix well.
Cover a pizza pan/baking sheet with tinfoil and coat with non-stick cooking spray. (I used tinfoil because my pan had holes in it, and I didn’t want the dough to fall through, but you could probably nix the tinfoil if you’re using a regular baking sheet.)
Using a spatula, spread the dough evenly into a large circle about 1/2 inch thick.
Bake for 25-30 minutes until center is firm and edges are lightly browned.
Remove crust from oven, add toppings, and bake for another 5-7 minutes until cheese is completely melted.
Remove pizza from oven, slice and enjoy!
2 firmly packed cups grated raw potatoes
1/2 t salt
1 egg, beaten
1/4 c grated onion
vegetable oil
Preheat oven to 400. Spray a 9 inch pie pan. Place raw potatoes in a colander and salt. Let set for 10 mins, and squeeze out water.
Mix potatoes, egg, and onion. Pat into pie pan, building up the sides.
Bake 30-40 mins or until golden brown. (After the first 20 mins, brush with oil to crispen the crust.) Remove from oven and reduce heat to 375 for the rest of the pie.
Now the crust is ready!
Or, if that doesn't strike your fancy (What with white potatoes being the devil and all) how about this one!
Sweet Potato Pizza Crust
Ingredients:
1.5 cups mashed sweet potatoes (~2 medium sweet potatoes)
1.5 cups almond flour (other flours would probably work too)
2 large eggs
1 large egg white
1 cup shredded cheese (I used mozzarella, but any kind would work)
1 tsp baking powder
2 tsp garlic powder
1 tsp oregano
1/2 tsp curry powder
1/2 tsp paprika
1/4 tsp cinnamon
1 tsp salt
Your choice of toppings
Directions:
Preheat oven to 375 degrees F.
Combine all ingredients in a large bowl; mix well.
Cover a pizza pan/baking sheet with tinfoil and coat with non-stick cooking spray. (I used tinfoil because my pan had holes in it, and I didn’t want the dough to fall through, but you could probably nix the tinfoil if you’re using a regular baking sheet.)
Using a spatula, spread the dough evenly into a large circle about 1/2 inch thick.
Bake for 25-30 minutes until center is firm and edges are lightly browned.
Remove crust from oven, add toppings, and bake for another 5-7 minutes until cheese is completely melted.
Remove pizza from oven, slice and enjoy!
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Yum! I make a potato-crust pie that is a lot like this pizza. It's delicious. I'll have to try it out as a pizza. Thanks for posting this!0
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mmm that second one looks like it will be good for slimming my waist line.0
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I love sweet potatoes!0
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Still not pizza!0
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mmm that second one looks like it will be good for slimming my waist line.
For sure. You see the carbs and the sugar in the crust don't count in these dishes because there's none of that evil man altered wheat or gluten, just wholesome potatoes. And the carbs/sugar from potatoes are different than the ones from wheat, and thus are good for you.
Science.0 -
bullyStill not pizza!0 -
mmm that second one looks like it will be good for slimming my waist line.
For sure. You see the carbs and the sugar in the crust don't count in these dishes because there's none of that evil man altered wheat or gluten, just wholesome potatoes. And the carbs/sugar from potatoes are different than the ones from wheat, and thus are good for you.
Science.
All carbs are bad op I am science!0 -
science has been good to you:flowerforyou:mmm that second one looks like it will be good for slimming my waist line.
For sure. You see the carbs and the sugar in the crust don't count in these dishes because there's none of that evil man altered wheat or gluten, just wholesome potatoes. And the carbs/sugar from potatoes are different than the ones from wheat, and thus are good for you.
Science.
All carbs are bad op I am science!0 -
mmm that second one looks like it will be good for slimming my waist line.
For sure. You see the carbs and the sugar in the crust don't count in these dishes because there's none of that evil man altered wheat or gluten, just wholesome potatoes. And the carbs/sugar from potatoes are different than the ones from wheat, and thus are good for you.
Science.
All carbs are bad op I am science!
Nonesense. Everyone knows the carbs in fruits and veggies are special and different.0 -
Still not pizza!
Pffff. Pizza is in the eye of the beholder, and Behold! I see potato pizza!
So there.0 -
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looks delicious0 -
yummy!!0
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"Real" pizza or not, I would still nom both of those. Thanks for sharing!
And I agree, carbs and sugars from real foods like fruits and vegetables are special...the nutrients and fiber make them so.0 -
Still not pizza!
Why do people always come into these threads and hate on potatoes?
SOME OF US LIKE POTATOES, OKAY?0 -
I recently made a similar crust, but with shredded zucchini. It wasn't exactly low calorie but my husband & I both really liked it!0
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Looks great!0
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Thx!0
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Bump! I might replace the egg with potato to make it a little healthier!0
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Giant latkes are not pizzas. They're giant latkes.
Why do people insist on calling things what they aren't? If you want pizza, eat pizza. If you want latkes, eat latkes. But don't pretend latkes are pizza, and don't pretend pizzas are latkes.
I feel the same way about people desperately trying to convince themselves that mashed cauliflower is mashed potato. Why? It's mashed cauliflower, so call it what it is and enjoy it.0 -
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Giant latkes are not pizzas. They're giant latkes.
Why do people insist on calling things what they aren't? If you want pizza, eat pizza. If you want latkes, eat latkes. But don't pretend latkes are pizza, and don't pretend pizzas are latkes.
I feel the same way about people desperately trying to convince themselves that mashed cauliflower is mashed potato. Why? It's mashed cauliflower, so call it what it is and enjoy it.
The recipe clearly says pizza, not latkes..0 -
So says the title, but the recipe is clearly a latke recipe, just oven baked instead of griddled.Giant latkes are not pizzas. They're giant latkes.
Why do people insist on calling things what they aren't? If you want pizza, eat pizza. If you want latkes, eat latkes. But don't pretend latkes are pizza, and don't pretend pizzas are latkes.
I feel the same way about people desperately trying to convince themselves that mashed cauliflower is mashed potato. Why? It's mashed cauliflower, so call it what it is and enjoy it.
The recipe clearly says pizza, not latkes..0 -
I'm getting sick of all the potato shaming on these forums.0
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So says the title, but the recipe is clearly a latke recipe, just oven baked instead of griddled.Giant latkes are not pizzas. They're giant latkes.
Why do people insist on calling things what they aren't? If you want pizza, eat pizza. If you want latkes, eat latkes. But don't pretend latkes are pizza, and don't pretend pizzas are latkes.
I feel the same way about people desperately trying to convince themselves that mashed cauliflower is mashed potato. Why? It's mashed cauliflower, so call it what it is and enjoy it.
The recipe clearly says pizza, not latkes..
Look, just because you disagree doesn't mean you get to decide what things are and aren't and what can and can't be called something. It says pizza so it's a pizza.0 -
I'm getting sick of all the potato shaming on these forums.
Damn right. Potato haters all over. It is truly sickening. I can't take it!
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I'm getting sick of all the potato shaming on these forums.
Damn right. Potato haters all over. It is truly sickening.
My uncle was a Russet. I feel persecuted.0 -
Oooh this one looks interesting!0
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I'm getting sick of all the potato shaming on these forums.
Damn right. Potato haters all over. It is truly sickening.
My uncle was a Russet. I feel persecuted.
Russets are my favorite! I've encountered lots of awesome ones.
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I heart taters, piss off haters.0
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