Low Carb Crispy Cauliflower Parmesan Pizza Crust

The key to a creative keto recipe log is to understand all the fantastic things your everyday ingredients can do. Cauliflower farmers everywhere must be delighted to see how innovative we’ve become at incorporating an underdog vegetable into fun and delicious recipes. Not only can cauliflower replace rice and potatoes, but it can serve as a pizza crust too! With just a few other ingredients, you have a crispy thin-crust pizza base that can hold just about any ingredient you throw on it. Plus, since you’re not using a dry flour-based dough, you only need a smear of marinara sauce instead of a heaping pile of it. Add as much olive oil, cheese, and proteins to this pizza crust as you’d like.

Jessica L.

What Types Of Pizza Can I Make With This Crust?

This thin-crust, crispy cauliflower pizza base has the best of both worlds. The edges and underside or browned and crispy. The very center of the pizza crust is chewy and tender. You get the crisp of an oven-fired pizza and the flexibility of a New York style slice that can hold all sorts of toppings. You can top your cauliflower crust pizza with shredded or diced chicken and bacon, crumbled sausages, fresh mozzarella cheese, smears of marinara or drizzles of alfredo white sauce, sauteed mushrooms, or fresh spinach. Check out all of Carb Manager’s pizza recipes under “Lunches” and “Main Dishes” for more pizza topping ideas.

Make Ahead Meals For Meal Preppers

Don’t want to make a fresh pizza crust every time you want keto pizza? Don’t worry about it! This recipe is very easy to prepare in advance. Make as many batches of Crispy Cauliflower Parmesan Pizza Crust as you want. Spread your raw parmesan-cauliflower mix onto sheets of parchment paper in any size crust you want to make. Freeze the crusts. Then, when it’s time to make pizza, simply pull a frozen pre-formed crust out of your freezer and bake normally as the recipe dictates. When baking at 400 degrees, you may need to bake for a few extra minutes to evaporate any excess moisture from the frozen cauliflower.