John — Reply
Made a bbq chicken pizza last night. Yummy. Grilled chicken, Sugar free bbq sauce, red onion, cilantro and mozzarella cheese. Everyone loves it.
Rating: 5
Peggy Pittman — Reply
My go-to cauliflower recipe! Can’t find how to upload a pic or I would! Call me crazy, but today it’s chicken and kale pizza on this awesome cauliflower crust! Mmmmm!
Rating: 5
Wayne Hamrick — Reply
It was as delicious as you had said it would be! To save time I just bought cauliflower rice at Costco and poured out a cup and cooked it over the stove until it was quite dry. Then I use some paper towels to make sure I got most of the moisture out. The rest was magic!
Rating: 5
Angelina Laubhan — Reply
Yes I did it was very easy and very very delicious thank you,look forward to making more
Joan Evetts — Reply
Very good. Used 9” pie dish with good results. Used turkey pepperoni , garden fresh banana peppers chopped fine, black olives, , grated mozzarella cheese( more than 1/2 cup) . Tomato sauce. I didn’t feel uncomfortably stuffed after eating 2 pieces like I do with regular pizza. My granddaughter & my niece loved it. This is totally creative…..
Rating: 5
Enily — Reply
Can u use vegan cheddar instead of Parmesan
Glee — Reply
I have a recipe exactly like this except it called for 2 cups of riced cauliflower. It was awesome but the crust crumbled. Is it because of the extra cauliflower, or is there something else i need to do differently?
Rating: 5
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Wayne Hamrick — Reply
There are 3 things that will guarantee that your crust will come out perfect… The first thing is that you MUST make sure that you get most of the moisture out. Second using parmesan cheese but not Kraft. The reason is you ideally want to have shaved or string parmesan cheese so it binds well. Finally using an egg will help “glue” the crust together.
Peggy Pittman — Reply
Advise – start with about 3 cups of riced cauliflower. When cooked and drained, you’ll end up with about 3 cups of cooked riced cauliflower.
Rating: 4
Andrea — Reply
Instead of ricing the cauliflower, can I buy packaged “cauliflower rice” from Whole Foods and use that instead? Thanks!
Rosa — Reply
This crust is so good I will definitely make it again unfortunately I forgot to add the salt but it was still very good.
Rating: 4
Jody — Reply
Delicious, and will make again. The only adjustment I will make is using less salt. Maybe because I topped with pepperoni, onion, red pepper, tomatoes and cheese.
Rating: 5
Carole — Reply
Hi I’m making the crust tonight do you now the nutritional info on this recipe I’m on keto and monitor all my carbs fat and protein
Annette — Reply
I love this recipe and it tastes delicious. I a have shortcut I would like to share with you all. Instead of buying cauliflower and then having to rice it, There’s a company that already makes riced cauliflower that looks like rice! I have used it before and it gives you the same end result!
Tammy — Reply
How many servings and how many carbs per serving?
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Sophie — Reply
I do all the math myself. Easier
Katie — Reply
This is the perfect recipe ! I’ve made it a few times & my entire family loves it. You can’t even taste the cauliflower it’s just so good !
Barb — Reply
Such great flavor
Rating: 5
Tara — Reply
Can you use the store bought cauliflower rice?
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Annette — Reply
Tara, I’ve used the store bought cauliflower rice and it works just as well!
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Kristin Klus —
I bought riced califlower but its frozen does it need to thaw overnight and then follow the straining process?
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melinda dolack — Reply
Can you give the macros?? how many carbs, calories, fat grams, etc?? I did not see in the recipe. Perhaps I overlooked. Thank you!
Valerie — Reply
This was Amazing! I made regular pizza for my family and this cauliflower pizza crust pizza for me. I topped mine with sautéed onion, peppers, zucchini, tomatoes and mushrooms. This was the best pizza I have had that was completely gluten free. Even my daughter couldn’t resist trying this. She kept coming back for more. I will definitely make this again.
Rating: 5
Kristal — Reply
I love cauliflower and the first time I made this recipe I was floored with delight! I recently became aware of so many food allergies and this is a great way for me to enjoy my favorite foods and maintain a healthy diet!
Rating: 5
Marlene Mongrain — Reply
I’m sharing this with all my friends, it’s great.
Patricia Hansen — Reply
I was recently diagnosed with Diabetes. I love pizza. What was I going to do? Then I saw this recipe.We’ve made it twice. Delicious! Filling and so delicious. I do add another egg and a bit more cauliflower. Be sure and add Italian Seasoning.
Rating: 5
Nicole — Reply
I made a double batch and added about 2/3 cup cassava flour too. Family loved iy so much I could get a pic before they scarfed 2/3rds of it. This is a do again and again recipe
Rating: 5
Julie — Reply
I just tried this last night. It was wonderful. The only tweaks I made were I added 2 eggs as opposed to 1. Also, after the cooking time, I flipped it and cooked an additional 5-8 minutes. This made it that it did not crumble at all. My husband cannot stand mashed cauliflower I made him traditional pizza and myself this crust. He was really surprised by how good it was. That is equal to saying it was amazing!!! Thanks for sharing!
Rating: 5
Kim — Reply
Just made this and it was fantastic! My 18 yr old and 15 yr loved it too! Very tastey when you haven’t had bread in a while. I used frozen rice cauliflower, cooked it in the microwave as directed and doubled the other ingredients. It turned out perfect
Rating: 5
Dawn Roy — Reply
I’ve made this a few times. I’ve doubled the ingredients to cover the pizza pan and it seems to help with making the crust a little thicker. After trying it a few times I think I finally got it perfect!
Rating: 5
Franny — Reply
This makes a small pers sized pizza. I used 2 cups cauli and no squeezing needed. Very good tasting.
Rating: 4
Liz — Reply
Great recipe! I omitted the salt altogether, still delicious!
Rating: 5
Meadow Lark — Reply
This pizza crust turned out beautifully, but it was so salty. I’m going to try it again to see what happened. The texture was wonderful and the recipe was not not hard at all. Thank you!
Rating: 4
Annette — Reply
Do you have any nutritional info on this delicious crust?
Nikki choy — Reply
Hoping to try this tonight but I’m out of parm. Would mozzarella work in the crust?
Jessie — Reply
I tried this recipe. I am not a cook. I found this to be very simple.
I have to perfect it some more. But it was really good.
It works well with my Keto diet.
Thanks for sharing.
Julie Van Zant — Reply
Would be nice to know keto calories! I think I will use parchment paper next time. This is a great crust & my husband & I have owned a pizza store for 25yrs. So I get the best cheese & topping around! This is a keeper for ME:)
Rating: 5
Peter — Reply
Microwaving cauliflower for five minutes left me with not much to work with. Luckily I chopped up plenty. Three minutes worked better and didn’t have to drain afterward. Great recipe nonetheless.
Rox — Reply
This recipe is kick ass! Super easy, great ingredients and excellent end-result. The crust turned out crispy to the point that it held all the toppings the second day out of the fridge! Will continue to use this recipe for pizza crust from here on out. My gluten-free husband, really enjoyed it to. Thank you for sharing! :)
Rating: 5
Dianna — Reply
What can you substitute for the eggs?
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Ms. Laurie A. Sperling — Reply
Substitute garbanzo bean liquid —aquafava.
Briana Weaver — Reply
This was so good. My family loved it! It was much more filling than I anticipated.
Rating: 5
Kim — Reply
Good and very easy!
Rating: 5
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Printable Calendar — Reply
Loved it! Doubled for a larger pizza. Doubling the salt was too much but otherwise perfect!
Heather — Reply
Step 4 says cooked califlower. How long and at what temperature do you cook it before cooking it again?
Leigh Ann — Reply
Made & loved! I just turned my oven off after I put my toppings on & it melted my cheese perfectly :)
Rating: 5
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Crissy — Reply
So glad you loved it, Leigh Ann!
Natasha bruhn — Reply
I made this recipe but used almond flour and cheese instead
Rating: 4
Chelsea — Reply
Made this recipe today, first time cauliflower crust maker here! It came out really good – I think I could have removed a little more water bc the dough was a little soft towards the center or perhaps I could have made it thinner, as I was worried about it being too thin! But all in all it was yummy and my toddler & husband actually enjoyed it!
Rating: 5
M. Marker — Reply
This was so yummy! I made this with a medium container of fresh riced cauliflower and it made it sooo much easier! Topped with a little red sauce, artichokes, olives and a little mozzarella. Was great as leftovers, too! I will make again!!
Rating: 5
D. Rehkamp — Reply
I forgot something on my first review. I added so many veggies and meat to pizza that I would suggest either pre-cook veggies in microwave or cut down on crust baking time so that they cook more thoroughly.
Rating: 5
D. Rehkamp — Reply
Loved it! Doubled for a larger pizza. Doubling the salt was too much but otherwise perfect!
Rating: 5
Marilyn — Reply
My family loves this and could eat crust alone. However, we aren’t fond of the smell of cauliflower after cooking. Any suggestions?
Rating: 5
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Crissy — Reply
Marilyn, I’ve found that cooked cauliflower and broccoli can both smell like… well, yucky. Just a fact, not a whole lot you can do about that! :)
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Jacqui — Reply
Just a quick suggestion- I find that burning a candle while I cook helps with the smell. I use one with a fresh mild scent. Hope it helps x
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Cindi — Reply
Actually, take a few lumps of real, hardwood charcoal and put them in your air vent or right by the stove. Stuff works miracles!
Ronda — Reply
This is DELICIOUS! My husband and I can’t eat gluten and are doing a low-carb diet, so this is perfect. We’re making our second batch of pizzas tonight! Thanks for sharing!
Rating: 5
Trina — Reply
Love this recipe. Like it says the trick is to get as much moisture out as possible. I did cut down on the salt by half. I will definitely continue to use the recipe.
Rating: 5
Morgan — Reply
This dough is amazing, the flavor is great and tastes nothing like cauliflower. Even my cauliflower hating fiancé enjoys it! Win!
Rating: 5
Cara — Reply
What if you don’t have a microwave? Can you boil the cauliflower too? Let me know, I would like to try this recipe.
Thank you
Cara Magrowski
Cassandra — Reply
I loved it! I did find using frozen cauliflower rice is much simpler than using a fresh head. I then strain mine and blot with paper towels. It’s very delicious!
Rating: 5
Gosia — Reply
What if you don’t have a microwave! Please helppp!!!!
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Madonna Neff — Reply
Use a strainer over boiling pot of water with a lid over it
Ryan — Reply
Just made this cauliflower pizza crust and it turned out great. Also made cauliflower wings which were also a hit.
Rating: 5
Dusty Mitchell — Reply
What is the cab or nutritional value. I can’t find it.
Rating: 4
Jen — Reply
Is this for one person or two? I can’t seem to find anything about how many servings it is.
Lori — Reply
This was delicious. The fact that it was healthy was a bonus!
Rating: 5
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Crissy — Reply
So glad you enjoyed it, Lori!
Judy — Reply
Loved it
Rating: 5
Jules — Reply
Absolutely love this. So easy to make and no dough! I cooked in pan as no microwave, so added water. Needed to squeeze tea towel a lot to remove all liquid.I added coriander with the egg. Will definitely be making this again soon.Will be making for my friend with coeliac disease. Perfect. Thanks
Rating: 5
Sarah K — Reply
I’ve made this several times now and LOVE it! Thank you so much for the recipe. My only issue is the rich flavor, so I lessened the herbs in the crust and it was perfect for me! Thanks again!
Rating: 5
Selma — Reply
I just made this and had few problems… when I microwaved riced cauliflower I didn’t get any water… and when I baked it…crust was soft… very delicious but soft… where I was wrong
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Sarah K — Reply
You won’t see visible water but if you use a paper towel to test how much water is left in there….on man!! I use SEVERAL paper towels squeezing and squeezing until it is very matted. That way my crust is much more crunchy.
Denise — Reply
I made this tonight and it was so tasty! I love traditional pizza and will still eat it once in a while but need to watch the carbs so I thought I’d see what all the hype is about. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who loves pizza but doesn’t love the carbs!
Rating: 5
Sarah — Reply
This was excellent! I replaced egg with flax egg and used vegan Parmesan cheese. Using parchment paper it did not stick at all!
Rating: 5
Toni — Reply
Simply Awesome and guilt free!!! Would definitely make again and recommend to others!
Rating: 5
Sharelle — Reply
Love this cauliflower pizza recipe I’ve done it several times and my family loves it . Love that my family is eating clean ?❤️
Rating: 5
carol — Reply
Yummy. Added mozarella to the crust
Rating: 5
Vivian — Reply
Is the measurement of the riced cauliflower before or after it’s microwaved?
Heather — Reply
We have a slight obsession with Pizza in our home too! This is a great recipe to try!
Tori C — Reply
My family has dairy intolerances. Any recommendations to replace the parmesan cheese in the crust?
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D — Reply
Nutritional yeast has a cheesy flavor so it could work as a replacement in terms of taste, however it doesn’t have the browning properties of the cheese for the crust. It would be worth to try it though.
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Mahni — Reply
Whole Foods sells a shredded vegan parmesan that works perfectly! The brand is “Follow Your Heart”.
Rainee Sellers — Reply
Is it better to thaw the frozen cauliflower or I can cook it drain it really good and chop it up? We bought Frozen ones
Rating: 5
Linda koosees — Reply
Finally made this cauliflower pizza first time because im doing low carb for while
mari — Reply
everything looks so good, I have done the cauliflower pizza crust, yes it is amazing. next I want to try the casserole with cauliflower, I want to try as many as possible.
Daliana Almeida — Reply
Such a simple and easy recipe. Absolutely delicious. My favorite so far.
Holly Laming — Reply
I love this recipe!! It is so good just to eat plain, or with a little cheddar melted on top. I also like to make a seafood pizza with it. I use alfredo sauce, seafood (shrimp, crab, and scallops) with mozzarella cheese. So good!
Tamara Wilden — Reply
Do you use grated parmesan cheese like in the plastic container or shredded parmesan cheese?
Jennifer — Reply
Do you think the dough could be frozen to use later?
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Crissy Page — Reply
Jennifer, I’m really not sure about that so I can’t recommend it. If you decide to try it, please let me know! :)
Crissy — Reply
Wow, I love the versatility of cauliflower! Rice, mash, tacos, alfredo sauce, I love cauliflower everything. This pizza is my new obsession. I was unsure of the recipe because the cauliflower cooks down a lot and it didn’t look like enough, but it was perfeft. The temp of the oven, timing, seasoning, everything was perfect. I just did mozzarella and basil, but the way this crust holds up, there are plenty of topping options. I can’t wait to make this again!
Anne-Marie — Reply
This was SO delicious and really easy to make. I think my ratios were a little off and the mixture seemed pretty gooey so I took the liberty of adding some almond flour and flaxseed to the mix to help soak up some of the extra moisture and it worked like a charm. Definitely a new favorite!! Thanks so much for the great recipes and website! :)
Leila Vanover — Reply
I loved this recipe! I used frozen riced cauliflower from Trader Joe’s. I just cooked it in a pan and then pressed the liquid out. My husband told me it was “surprisingly delicious and you should make it again”. And I thought it was super flavorful. If I would change one thing, I would be sure to spread my toppings into thinner layers. The crust is not as sturdy as bread and was folding under the weight of my sauce, veggies, and cheese.
Brittany Dixon — Reply
Turned out PERFECT! Thanks so much. Shared with all my friends!
Hannah — Reply
Does the 1 cup of cauliflower refer to before or after drying? I ask because I used a fairly large cauliflower and before drying I had 3 cups and afterwards I barely had one.
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Misty — Reply
Making it for the 1st time tonight,in the oven right now!
Sreya — Reply
Awesome! I love pizza and I wanted a healthy version. Can’t wait to try it out!
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Mike — Reply
I have been on a kick of flour tortilla pizzas. Trick to an even UN-burnt crust, rub both sides with olive oil to the edges and Italian seasoning. Top it with what you choose. Quick and easy crust, and a quick snack. Bonus recipe *leftover chicken? hot sauce and green olives all chopped up before mozzarella covers it. Yum
Heather — Reply
Well, we just finished dinner – I made 2 pizzas using a triple batch. Everyone loved it! I was surprised at how easy it was – way easier than making dough! Thank you so much for this recipe. It’s now on our regular menu ??
Marcy — Reply
Hi Chrissy, I am totally diggin’ this pizza crust but may be reading the instructions incorrectly. It lists under pizza crust ingredients 1/2 cup of mozzarella, but in the directions, there is no mention of when to add it to the crust. Do you add 1/2 mozzarella cup to the crust or do you just add it on top as one of your selected pre-cooked toppings? Thanks!
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Crissy Page — Reply
This is just the pizza topping!
Nan Harrison — Reply
Tried this crust for the first time last night…Awesome! My Mom and 7 yr. old granddaughter gobbled it up! Will def be making this again as well as other recipes using cauliflower.
Kendra — Reply
My 13 year old son and I ate this for lunch today (with a fork!) It stuck to the pan, but was delicious. He is a picky eater, but said it was good. I’m surprised it was as good as it looked. I’ll try using a different pan next time to eliminate sticking.
Jake — Reply
I wanna try this for so long but I’m doubting about the cheese. I have an intolerance for cheese, can I use less cheese than the recipe? Or different kind of cheese?
And another question, can I use only the egg-white or is the whole egg needed?
Evelyn Fine — Reply
Can this crust be prepared ahead of time and frozen to be used later as a pizza?
Sarah — Reply
Do you think this dough is freezable? And if so how?
Kris — Reply
Love this crust, made it twice! I used an egg white & fat free Parm & Mozzerella! Can’t wait to make it again. A BIG thank you!!
Cassandra — Reply
Made it and loved it! Might use less cheese next time though as I found it a little overpowering.
Will def make again, thank you for sharing! :)
Sam — Reply
The sides of the crust seem browned and done well but the middle of the pizza is still not crispy as the edges. Any ideas?
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Kris — Reply
Yes, I had the same trouble. I too would love suggestions on how to make the middle cook better.
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Evelyn — Reply
I wonder if half way through your put aluminum foil around the crust would keep the edges from browning too much before the center cooks. Sorta like what you do with a pie crust?
Jess — Reply
I made this tonight and we loved it! I was nervous when I mixed the cooked cauliflower with the other ingredients as it appeared to be too liquid, it wasn’t! After it cooked it turned out perfect! Trust the directions. Our only regret was not making more. The end product was a delicious thin crust (very cheesy) pepperoni pizza! We will definitely make this again.
LC — Reply
I made two pizzas with this last night and it was a Amazing!!!! I will admit the first batch that I made I put shredded Parmesan (instead of grated) and mozzarella into the mixture because I miss read the information. I thought oh well I’ll give it a try since I’ve already mixed it and I have another batch in case it doesn’t turn out. The crust was more floppy than I thought it would be but it turned out so cheesy and full of flavor. (next time I’m going to try to flip it and cook it on the other side maybe it’ll be a little more crispy) The next batch I made it with just the grated Parmesan and I actually liked it with the shredded Parmesan instead. Don’t get me wrong they both were amazing but I preferred the shredded Parmesan over the grated, taste and texture wise. This will be the way I make pizzas from now on.
Michele — Reply
A Cup measured at cooked or uncooked?
Jennifer — Reply
I am trying to move away from eating carbs, and so I found this recipe . I was a bit skeptical on how it would be. This was an incredible pizza. Thank you for the recipe
Jean — Reply
When I read the ingredients, I assumed the cauliflower was to be cooked and then riced. As I read the instructions, I realized the cauliflower was to be riced and then cooked. Each method will lead to different results so please correct the ingredients to read “riced and then cooked cauliflower.”
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Carol — Reply
The recipe does state riced then cooked. I read it a few times to make sure. ????
Patty — Reply
Can you pick this up per slice like real pizza? Or do you need to it with a fork?
Suzanne — Reply
Do you mix the cooked cauliflower and egg with the mozzerella or cheddar? You just say cheese!
Adrienne — Reply
Can frozen cauliflower be used?
Leslie Dalbec — Reply
I made this last night and it was a huge hit! Super easy to do! (That’s a +)
Added a little more cauliflower, cheese, and an extra egg to make a little bigger crust!
Thanks for the great recipe!
Nancy Johnson — Reply
I was able to get 6 cups of riced cauliflower – so SIX PIZZAS. I par baked them for 10 minutes and freeze them. I will add my toppings and cook for another 10 minutes when I need a pizza fix. You are absolutely right when you say that you don’t taste the cauliflower – just the toasted cheese that everyone loves. My only change is that I bake both times on parchment paper. Even with the spray, I sometimes have trouble getting the crust to release from the pan.
Nicole — Reply
This is the worst recipe! Do not follow unless you want burnt cauliflower and wasted time. Followed the instructions for microwaving the cauliflower, even significantly lowered the cook time to accomodate my microwave, and still burnt 3 times. Very disappointed!
patti — Reply
i made this tonight….it was delicious!!!
stephanie — Reply
This was excellent! Both my daughters loved it (6 and 2). My microwave must be pretty powerful- I only cooked the cauli for 6 minutes and it began to get browned and dry. I didn’t even have to drain it!
Will definately make this again!!!
Beth — Reply
i used coffee filters to remove the moisture from the cauliflower. Clean and neat!
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patti — Reply
great idea!
Joann — Reply
i,m making this right now. I,m wondering if it can be refrigerated and warmed up later? Looks delious
Emily — Reply
Made this for dinner last night and it was delicious! However, we had a really difficult time getting the crust off the pan (we did use oil spray liberally) and also, we had to eat it with a fork. Other than that, it really did the trick for our pizza craving.
Angelique — Reply
Just finished preparing this, and it was so good. I was shocked. It was a little on the salty side so I’ll cut back on that. Thanks for sharing!
Natalia Serrano — Reply
Loved it! I tried it a little differently!! I didn’t do it in the oven, but on the stove! It wasn’t as crispy buuuuut it was also amazing!!! Thank you so much!
Janet — Reply
Definitely something I will try! Have you tried freezing either the “dough” or a pre-made crust? I wonder if that would work?
Jen — Reply
This looks great! I’ve been enthralled by the cauliflower pizza crust for a while now! Love the idea of substituting things for cauliflower, but believe it or not I recently found a recipe for ‘cauliflower steaks’ which were just slices of cauliflower grilled! Looked delicious, but they were no steak substitute!!!
Sherri Roushslrhandy — Reply
Tried this last night. Best homemade pizza in years. Used fresh cauliflower from our garden. Wish we planted a lot more. Awesome recipe!!!!!
Bettie — Reply
I have recently been substituting cauliflower for half of the potatoes when I make mashed potatoes. I add butter, parsley, and a can of cream of celery soup. I leave it pretty lumpy–tastes amazing! I’m definitely going to try to pizza crust because it sounds delicious and even though I’m from Chicago, the Chicago-style pizza doesn’t thrill me. Thin crust rules!
Tami — Reply
I just made this and I really cannot believe how wonderful this is! My husband LOVED it! He couldn’t believe it was a crust of cauliflower, eggs, cheese and spices. Fantastic!
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Ashley — Reply
For the Horde.
Katelyn — Reply
I have to say I was very skeptical before trying this recipe. I was surprised with how delicious it was! I was a little concerned with the dough as I was patting it out on the pan, it seemed pretty moist and I was worried it might not turn out, but it did. Thanks for the recipe!
Cassie — Reply
Do you have any suggestions as an egg substitute for this recipe?
Richelle — Reply
In the process of making it now! Will feature you and your recipe in my blog tomorrow so keep a lookout for it! Maybe we can work together in the future!
J — Reply
I finally tried this recipe after wanting to try the cauliflower crust for a long time, and I thought it was FANTASTIC! The flavor was delicious (and I’m going to remember the suggestion to rice a clove of garlic w/the cauliflower), the texture was good (a tiny bit flimsier than regular thin-crust pizza), and best of all, low-carb for my husband, who needs to watch carbs now. I was hesitant to add a lot more cheese, since the crust has cheese, so I dropped goat cheese here and there and topped with red pepper, baby bella mushrooms and arugula. So, so good! And, I feel like the base crust offers lots of options – I’m thinking base for appetizers, like a replacement for the cold veggie pizza seen at lots of parties :) Can’t wait to experiment some more!!
colleen — Reply
Most pan sprays have flour in them so use Olive Oil, it also comes in a spray now.
jr — Reply
This recipe is very good, just remember to dump the processed cauliflower in a tea towel to wrong it out before mixing in the other ingredients. You will see that it taste more like pizza crust.
Sandy S — Reply
First of all, I am an extremely amateur cook
Used a food grater for ricing the cauliflower and turned out just fine
thought it was kind of mushy going into the oven but it was fantastic when it was done!
will be using this recipe many more times thank you!
gc — Reply
Loved the flavor!!! Should the bottom be crispy? Ours was floppy and we ate with a fork but I’m not sure if that is how it is supposed to be or not. I cooked it on a pizza stone. Kids loved it too.
tara treaster — Reply
OMG!!! SO GOOD! Even my 16 year old son gobbled down two pieces and was asking for more! We have a 7 year old friend that is VERY picky, we are going to try it on him next. I’ll let you know.
Jill Zamojcin — Reply
This was very good! It did not fall apart. I made mine 6-7″ instead of 9 . Thank you for the recipe!
Cindy — Reply
OMG!!! My husband and I are doing a 10 day detox – no dairy and no gluten. Been looking in to this cauliflower pizza crust thing and this is.delicious. So much flavor!!! Will.definitely be making this again. I put fresh tomatoes over the olive oil and garlic brushed over the crust, then fresh spinach, and on the other side I sauteed some onions, mushrooms and peppers and put those over the fresh tomatoes. Then I put some non dairy/non gluten cheese on top . Its amazing!!!
Lisa — Reply
Crust was yummy– ended up sticking to the cookie sheet like crazy. So just peeled it off and ate it by itself without anything on it. Tasted like a very odd and delicious omelette.
Kieonii — Reply
Soooo yummy and perfect for my family’s Keto life style. Absolutely will be a staple in our house from now on. I tried steaming my first batch and it added to much moisture. Still worked on but I will stick to microwaving from now on as the directions say :-)
You can pop a few garlic cloves in the food processor while you’re ricing the cauliflower. SOOO yummy.
Carmen — Reply
Recipe needs 1/2 c. rice flour to hold better. (absorbs excess liquid and holds it for eating.)
Unless you were using a dry mozzarella then, my bad.
MyFarmLifeDiary — Reply
I made a couple of these after spotting them on The Londoner. They are delicious but I have to ask – how did you manage to transfer 2 intact slices to a plate to photograph? Mine stuck to the baking paper and didn’t hold the shape of traditional pizza slices…they crumbled…but they do taste deeelish!
Gina M — Reply
I tried the cauliflower pizza crust yesterday and it was excellent. Now I don’t have to worry about the dough. Mixing the herbs, garlic and cheese really made the crust taste terrific. I use a pizza stone and it bake beautifully. Added fresh tomatoes shrimp and 3 gourmet cheeses. Fanstastico.
Kathy — Reply
If you don’t use a microwave, can the cauliflower be steamed? baked? Thx.
P J Simon — Reply
Thank you for this recipe. My daughter is gluten free amd it is a pain trying to find a dough that passes her approval. this can’t help but work since she really likes cauliflower.
Lisa @ Crazy Adventures in Parenting — Reply
I’ve been looking for a good recipe for cauliflower crust, so grateful to have come across yours! Bookmarked and trying! Will let you know how I make out :)
Riyad S — Reply
This is fantastic! I’ve been dying to cook pizza for my best friend when she comes to visit, who is Coeliac, and I live in Paris, not the most gluten friendly place in the world, so I’m really excited to try this out :)
Sook — Reply
Oh wow! Thank you so much for this recipe. Just tried this and it turned out amazing! Love it!
Sook — Reply
WOW!! I can’t wait to try this! I’ve never heard of cauliflower crust before… Thanks for sharing!
northierthanthou — Reply
This has got to violate some law of nature.
Lucy — Reply
I’ve seen this idea floating around the internet but haven’t tried it yet. I think when I do, I will be hooked. Perfect way to sneak in veggies to unsuspecting mouths!!
chef — Reply
get a pizza stone… your pizzas will thank you
Everybody — Reply
Every time I see a black crust (burnt or charred), either on bread, steak or any thing baked or fried, I can’t stop thinking of the cancer risk.
Charred cauliflower – no go!
Otherwise, cauliflower pizza crust sounds great.
Angela Higdon — Reply
I just made this for the first time and it was amazing!!! Thought my pizza days were over but not now!!
Cerise — Reply
Oh yum! I’ve been noticing just recently how versatile cauliflower is, but never in a million years did I think pizza crust. Can’t wait to give it a try. Might be the perfect way to sneak a veggie to my eldest.
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Stephanie — Reply
Made this for dinner last week. It was amazing! You should definitely try this recipe! Make sure to spread the middle super thin as it seems to cook a bit slower than the edges. Bon appetit!
Aly M. — Reply
I gave this recipe a try last night and it was awesome!
I was really surprised with how well the cauliflower held it’s shape like dough.
It was pretty delicious too.
Thanks for sharing this with us!
Jenn {MommyB Knows Best} — Reply
I totally have to try this, the crust by itself even looks scrumptious!
Stephanie Crane — Reply
Love cauliflower crust! My new fav cauliflower recipe is Fake Potato Soup. I do a traditional baked potato soup and sub cauliflower for the potatoes. So yum! Love your pics, too!
Anastasia @ eco-babyz — Reply
I don’t own a microwave, what would be the substitute? I’m guessing just sauteeing it a little?
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gc — Reply
I would steam it in a pan
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Rowan — Reply
I put it in the oven spread out on a cookie sheet on 375° for 15 min. Works great!
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Stephy — Reply
I was going to make this soon, and I dont have a microwave either. Im just going to boil the florets a bit, then chop fine by hand to avoid it becoming mush in a blender.
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Tst — Reply
Thank u so much for asking eco-baby, as I don’t have a microwave either. Rowan, your answer works great – especially now that our extended Indian summer is over here in Los Angeles!
Tiffany Cruz — Reply
I too feel awful after eating pizza lately, never use to make me feel so bad. Pizza is one of my favorite foods. I might need to try this recipe out. Thanks for sharing.
Aly M. — Reply
My 2 year old has a new-found love for cauliflower! I made him some oven-roasted cauliflower for his snack today and he loved it. I’m going to totally try this recipe because I happen to love cauliflower, too. I know what you mean about that feeling after eating pizza. The dough is just too much for me to handle sometimes, so I am excited you shared this option! Thanks
Jessica — Reply
Looks amazing! I have always wanted to try cauliflower pizza but it seems so difficult. BUT…now I think I will give it a shot! :)
