Does the Keto diet mean NO PIZZA?

Dec 30, 2023

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Since YOU are here and I WROTE this – the answer to that question is NO.
Keto diet does not stop you from having a pizza.

Whoever said that the Keto diet is sad, that you cannot miss on bready foods, that you cannot miss on pizza – well, he was right.

You cannot and you shall not miss out on pizza, simply because you can make a Keto Pizza!

I give you, my Keto Pizza!

I must confess, that I had a few tries before I dared to present it to you.


 INGREDIENTS!

Approximative 80 grams of flour which is a combo of:

-       10 grams of whey protein (about 1 Tbs)

-       10 grams of flaxseed grounded in a coffee machine (about 1 Tbs)

-       50 grams of almond meal

-       10 grams of almond flour

I mean really! Don’t stress to be too exact. If it’s 8 grams, 12 grams, 56 grams, and 12 grams – as it actually happened to be the exact measures on my last try – I swear I will not come and check up on you!

For this 80-gram-flours you need the following wet ingredients

-       3 eggs at room temperature

Other liquids:

-       2 Tbs olive oil

-       60 ml water

Other staplers – the flavor part:

-       Pinch of salt (duh!)

-       Pinch of baking powder

-       Pinch of guar gum (or any of the ‘powders’ that usually hold together a keto dough which has NIL gluten)

Toppings:

-       Cheese 1 cup

-       Salami ½ cup

-       1 tomato finely sliced


The world is your oyster – you choose your favorite toppings, as long as they are keto and no sugary fruits.

It will be a rather liquid-ish batter, as it should be.


PREPARATION:

1-    Start the oven at 180 degrees, it should be hot when you get the pizza in.

2-    Prepare your tray sprayed with coconut oil and lined up with baking paper.

For the above quantity think about a tray 20 cm x 30 cm, or even smaller if you like a thick pizza.

3-    Mix the dry ingredients and make sure you sift the baking powder.

4-    Mix the wet ingredients.

5-    Bring together the dry and wet ingredients and pour the batter into the lined tray.

6-    Place it in the oven for 10-15 minutes until you can feel the surface slightly baked. That will ensure your ingredients do not sink!

7-    Take it out, spread the toppings, and put it back in the oven for another 10-15 minutes or until the cheese is as you want it!

Eh voila! Who said that no flour means no pizza?


Even Ivan gave it a ‘not bad’ and my man hates anything made with almond or coconut flour.



MAKE SURE you follow the tips:
This is not the moment to 'customize', just do it as it says.

-eggs at room temperature (or pizza will taste eggy)

-sift the keto baking powder (or will stay in lumps)

-line up the tray (or batter will stick)

-preheat the oven (or it will not bake fast enough to rise a little)

-don’t use a big tray (or you’ll have a pancake of a pizza)


I love it!


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