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The Easiest Way to Make Cauliflower-Crust Pizza

by Alyssa Ramos

I don’t necessarily have the time, persistence, or appropriate supplies that most recipes I observed phone for, so I improvised, and the final results were ridiculously incredible! Here are phase-by-stage guidelines using my promo-model Mixie.

1.Collect your components:

The Easiest Way to Make Cauliflower-Crust Pizza

  • one Cauliflower head
  • Shredded Mozzarella
  • one egg
  • Olive Oil
  • Pizza Sauce
  • Salt & Pepper
  • Garlic Powder
  • Basil flakes
  • Optional toppings
  • Preheat oven to 350°

2. Turn Cauliflower into “snow”

The Easiest Way to Make Cauliflower Crust PizzaIn most recipes I located, they utilised a food processor to chop the cauliflower pieces up into snow, but then they had to wring it out with a towel or cheese cloth, which seemed complicated, so I decided to just kill two birds with one stone…and use my juicer! (Yes I live in LA) So the juicer juiced all the nasty water out and the pulp it spit out was the Cauliflower snow!

It still seemed moist so I microwaved it for 4 minutes, then employed paper towels to soak up the excess liquid.

If you don’t have a juicer, use a meals processor or blender, then microwave the snow, then place it in a clean towel or cheese cloth, and wring the liquid out. Caution: snow is Hot when it comes out of the microwave.

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3. Make that Dough

The Easiest Way to Make Cauliflower-Crust PizzaAfter all of the liquid is out, you’ll be left with the fluffy snow! Now, add in your egg, 1 handful of Mozzarella, and your spices, and mush it all with each other with your hands. (Please wash them first)  In a matter of seconds you’ll be able to form a dough ball, like this!

Then, spread butter on a piece of Parchment Paper on a “pizza stone” if you’re fancy and have a single, if not, a tin pan will work, and push the dough down and out into a circle, making sure it’s not too thin or as well thick.

four. Bake the Cauliflower Dough Initial

The Easiest Way to Make Cauliflower-Crust PizzaBake the dough devoid of the toppings 1st. I estimated by checking every when in a while (aka my ADD sidetracked me) but after about 20 minutes it looked golden like this!

When you’re waiting for your dough to cook, observe this video I made although I was waiting for mine!

5. Include your toppings

Spread your pizza sauce, add your cheese, and any other toppings you want, then bake for a different 10 minutes or so,dependent on how crispy you like your pizza.We attempted 6 cheese mix and gorgonzola, and maple bacon, gorgonzola cheese, and arugula and it was amaazzinnggg. Each pizzas have been devoured in below five minutes…even the guys loved it!

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Yummmmss!

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