- Jan 3, 2001
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I stop eating carbs for 4 months this time of year to get cut for summer, and one of my downfalls is pizza. I love it. I can't live without it. I would freebase pizza if I could. But alas...pizza crust is made of flour, and I can't have it.
Then comes the Internet: I found a method to make pizza crust out of chicken breast and mozzarella cheese.
Chicken and cheese crust you say? That's crazy talk!
Well, it's not, and the results are so damned delicious I'm going to add this to my recipe lexicon. My kids even liked it...which is an accomplishment.
Pan fry or boil a boneless skinless chicken breast, then let it cool. Cut it into strips and add it into a food processor or a blender with 1 cup of shredded mozzarella cheese, basil, garlic, salt, and a touch of olive oil.
Blend until you get a dough, then shape it into a crust and bake on parchment paper at 425 for 15-18 minutes. Be sure to use parchment paper or it will stick to the pan.
Remove from heat, let it cool for 5-10 minutes, then coat with with olive oil. Add your sauce, toppings, cheese, etc, and then bake for 10-14 minutes (at 425).
The result is a very filling, incredibly bread like, tasty knife and fork pizza that I'm going to be craving every week.
Thought I'd pass it on for all you people in the same boat.
Then comes the Internet: I found a method to make pizza crust out of chicken breast and mozzarella cheese.
Chicken and cheese crust you say? That's crazy talk!
Well, it's not, and the results are so damned delicious I'm going to add this to my recipe lexicon. My kids even liked it...which is an accomplishment.
Pan fry or boil a boneless skinless chicken breast, then let it cool. Cut it into strips and add it into a food processor or a blender with 1 cup of shredded mozzarella cheese, basil, garlic, salt, and a touch of olive oil.
Blend until you get a dough, then shape it into a crust and bake on parchment paper at 425 for 15-18 minutes. Be sure to use parchment paper or it will stick to the pan.
Remove from heat, let it cool for 5-10 minutes, then coat with with olive oil. Add your sauce, toppings, cheese, etc, and then bake for 10-14 minutes (at 425).
The result is a very filling, incredibly bread like, tasty knife and fork pizza that I'm going to be craving every week.
Thought I'd pass it on for all you people in the same boat.

