Most people love to enjoy a slice of hot and cheesy pizza. However, not everyone can enjoy a pizza pie without paying the consequences associated with food intolerances. Pizza combines wheat and dairy, two of the most inflammatory foods that exist, which is often a recipe for trouble.
Fortunately, there is a way in which those of us who avoid grain can enjoy pizza without any distress. This gluten free pizza crust is slightly crunchy, a little bit chewy, and a whole lot tasty.
Gluten Free Pizza Crust
If I’ve learned anything along my health journey (read more about that here), it’s that finding healthier versions of not-so-healthy foods is one of the most important keys to sticking to a real-food lifestyle. If you’ve been visiting this website for any length of time, you know that I am adamant about replacing unhealthy and processed foods with real food alternatives. I know that, from personal experience, simply erasing a food or beverage from your life with no replacement will leave you feeling deprived, hungry, and angry. You can read more about how you can make healthy food swaps and substitutes here.
That said, I’ve found a grain and gluten free pizza crust replacement that has yet to cause me any tummy distress.
And did I mention that this stuff is oh so good?
I make this tasty gluten free pizza crust at least once a week as the recipe is super simple and full of flavor. And it’s perfect for busy weeknights!
Another bonus: this pizza crust recipe is nut free and Paleo-friendly too!
This recipe calls for a mixture of coconut flour and tapioca flour. Feel free to substitute arrowroot powder for the tapioca flour as they are interchangeable when used in this particular recipe.
Click here to view my favorite tapioca flour.
Click here to view my favorite coconut flour.
This recipe creates a tasty thin and slightly crispy gluten free pizza crust. Simply bake the crust for a few additional minutes than the recipe states if you like yours extra crispy.
I topped mine with ground beef, turkey bacon, junk (a.k.a. preservative)-free pizza sauce, red onions, and cheese.
Many people cannot tolerate cheese or any other dairy. If this is the case, feel free to top your crust with extra vegetables, pesto, or any other creative topping. The possibilities are endless.
I’d love to hear how you’d top your crust. Comment below with your ideas!
My Skinny and Fit Lemon Coconut Detox Water and Skinny Strawberry Coconut Lemonade complement this recipe perfectly. Both of these beverages are so refreshing on a warm day, so whip up a pitcher and enjoy!
Looking for more easy grain free and gluten free dinner recipes for busy weeknights? Check out these recipes:
Healthy Dill and Garlic Chicken
Healthy & Easy Paleo Spaghetti Squash Spaghetti
Easy and Healthy Grain Free Slow Cooker Chili
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