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400-Calorie Loaded Veggie Pizza (With Pics!)
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I just did this recently, but used the smaller, fajita tortillas instead. I made a couple with mini pepperonis & onions. So good! And the benefit of less cals in the crust really allows you to splurge with the toppings if you want.0
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Have to try this. Thanks!0
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looks awesome! Must try this on the weekend!0
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that looks really good.0
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Thanks for sharing, I am going to try this. :flowerforyou:0
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Oooh saving this for later, I have those tortillas and really like pizza haha. Thanks!0
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Thank you, looks and sounds yummy.0
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Awesome!0
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Looks yummy, but does the tortilla get crispy?? I've heard of this idea before but just imagine it being all floppy for some reason!0
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This looks super good! I sometimes use that brand's flatbread... but this looks much larger!0
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Yum! I totally do this! Actually made one last night!
Mine is a little different:
I use a whole wheat pita (approx 120 cal; 4? fibre - Balady brand)
I use salsa as my sauce. I add a huge bed of spinach there - it wilts down a ton, so get all the nutritional bang - but it is disguised with other goodness.
then add a portion of your cheese.
Then I usually will add mushrooms, peppers, tomatoes, artichokes, whatever is in the fridge, low call and fits my fancy. Top it with the rest of your cheese. I usually do not use more than 2 oz - I like tex mex mix. I bake it, convection, at 425, til it looks crispy goodness.
Add whatever you like. Sometimes I will use 1/2 - 1 oz of reg cheese, and then 1/2 - 1 oz feta, with some olive, onion, etc.
***if you use 1oz reg cheese total is approx: 280 - ***if you use 2oz of reg cheese total is approx: 390
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I do this all the time. I brush my tortilla with a little evoo and then put in a pan to cook for a few minutes before topping. I just let them brown a little. They get super cripsy and yummy!!!0
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That looks amazing! Also, step number 6 cracked me up.0
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looks good! I don't like tortillas much though.
I did see some stuff on pinterest about a cauliflower pizza crust. Of course, I don't know the calories involved, but folks that made it seem to like it.0 -
What a great idea. Thanks for sharing!0
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This is an amazing idea.. definitely doing it this weekend. Thank you for posting this!0
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You can also add turkey, and/or turkey bacon, and/or chicken and/or pineapple to kick it up a bit0
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bump, saving for later, looks awesome0
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I adore this idea! And you even used my favorite veggies! Thanks so much for sharing. I really appreciate the time you took to take pictures too. :flowerforyou:0
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Looks great. I make a similar pizza with "flat out" tortillas but I may try it with those. I like turkey based pepperoni on mine they are only like 70 cal for 16 pepperonies and I usually use a half serving.0
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Great idea with great pics! Thanks for sharing! :happy:0
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Mmmm going to try this!0
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Awesome idea. Thanks!0
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My mouth is watering! Will try this for sure, maybe even for lunch today
Thanks for the idea.
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Thanks 4 posting! Will be making0
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