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Re: Low carb pizza

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  1. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Ignoramus7090 said:

    We ate pizza today and I ate the meat balls and cheese from the
    pizza. It made me think about cooking a low carb "pizza", without the
    crust altogether. My idea is to take cheese, peppers, pieces of meat
    etc, and heat them up properly on a pan. Has anyone tried it?

    Ok, what I've had some success with is this:

    spray a toaster oven tray with no-stick spray

    sprinkle shredded mozerella cheese on the tray, spread it out into a rough
    circle

    toast once, add pepperoni slices and a little more cheese on top, toast
    again

    I don't see why you couldn't add peppers too, or even some pizza sauce. In
    my toaster oven, the method above makes a "pizza" that is crispy on the
    edges but still kind of gooey in the middle. Since different toaster ovens
    work differently, it may take some experimenting. I've tried heating it
    until it was all brown, for example, but the edges got black before the
    center got brown. Brown cheese = pretty good. Black cheese = not so good.

    Oh, something else I've done when I've had pizza cravings is make a veggie
    stir-fry, but add mozerella, pepperoni, and low-carb tomato sauce. It's
    just one of the many strange ways I prepare the "gourmet" oriental stir-fry
    I get from Sam's club, after I throw out the sugar-laden sauce packets that
    come with it.

    --
    Michelle Levin
    http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick

    I have only 3 flaws. My first flaw is thinking that I only have 3 flaws.

  2. You're welcome. I just realized the first thingy would probably work even
    better in a real oven. It's just that since mine doesn't work right, I
    never use it and I sort of forgot about ovens.

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Ignoramus7090 said:

    Thanks Luna, all good ideas!

    i

    Luna said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Ignoramus7090 said:

    We ate pizza today and I ate the meat balls and cheese from the
    pizza. It made me think about cooking a low carb "pizza", without the
    crust altogether. My idea is to take cheese, peppers, pieces of meat
    etc, and heat them up properly on a pan. Has anyone tried it?

    Ok, what I've had some success with is this:

    spray a toaster oven tray with no-stick spray

    sprinkle shredded mozerella cheese on the tray, spread it out into a rough
    circle

    toast once, add pepperoni slices and a little more cheese on top, toast
    again

    I don't see why you couldn't add peppers too, or even some pizza sauce. In
    my toaster oven, the method above makes a "pizza" that is crispy on the
    edges but still kind of gooey in the middle. Since different toaster ovens
    work differently, it may take some experimenting. I've tried heating it
    until it was all brown, for example, but the edges got black before the
    center got brown. Brown cheese = pretty good. Black cheese = not so good.

    Oh, something else I've done when I've had pizza cravings is make a veggie
    stir-fry, but add mozerella, pepperoni, and low-carb tomato sauce. It's
    just one of the many strange ways I prepare the "gourmet" oriental stir-fry
    I get from Sam's club, after I throw out the sugar-laden sauce packets that
    come with it.

    --
    Michelle Levin
    http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick

    I have only 3 flaws. My first flaw is thinking that I only have 3 flaws.

  3. "Luna" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    You're welcome. I just realized the first thingy would probably work even
    better in a real oven. It's just that since mine doesn't work right, I
    never use it and I sort of forgot about ovens.

    It works great in the *real* oven and is great under the broiler.
    You just have to watch it carefully.

    Have either of you tried a Meatzza Pizza?
    There are lots of recipes for it on the internet.

  4. Luna, you look fabulous!!

    Victoria
    from beautiful El Granada

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