Low Carb Pizza?? - Page 2 - ThinnerTimes

queenzed · 08-09-2006, 10:22 AM

If you have a Donato's where you live, they make a great low carb pizza!

remaininlite · 08-09-2006, 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by sweetchristiangal

I'm not really into the low carb lifestyle but would like to start incorporating more low carb recipes into my cooking to prepare myself for surgery and the fact that you can't have carbs right before or for a while after surgery. Anyways I was tossing around the idea of a "crustless" pizza:

Maybe start with a layer of canadian bacon in a 8x8 dish, add pepperoni and crumbled saugsage, peppers, onions olives, and pizza sauce and top w/ shredded mozz cheese and bake. Then slice it as you would a cassorole.

Do you think this would work...and is it relatively low carb?

Not an attack on you or your recipe, but this is why the low-carb lifestyle is so laughable.

No crust, but eat all the bacon and sausage you want!!!!!!!!!

BethBaugh · 08-09-2006, 03:13 PM

I found a wholewheat and soy crust pizza at Walmart. The brand name was the zone- it had 27 grams of protein and 340 calories(I think).

I had it for my first surgiversary on the 1st. It hit the spot, and I don't fill guilty as I have lost 172 from my peak and 130 since my surgery, a little carbs at night as your last meal won't hurt occasionally. It's all in the having a little of something every now and them and not letting it control you. My surgeon says our society is out of control. We get a lot of whatever whenever we want it. Food is definetly not whatever whenever but for years thats how I treated it. NO MORE!

Happy pizza hunt.

Beth B. in TN

Mavisavis · 08-09-2006, 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by remaininlite

Not an attack on you or your recipe, but this is why the low-carb lifestyle is so laughable.

No crust, but eat all the bacon and sausage you want!!!!!!!!!

Totally! Switch to some type of healthy crust....whole wheat dough, bread, pita, etc. Switch out that pepperoni for turkey pepperoni.......that sausage for very lean ground beef and you got yourself a much healthier meal.

sweetsara08 · 01-20-2007, 02:34 PM

i'm new to this site, but i thought i'd add something on here for the pizza lovers!
my sister daylea and i came up with a good one for me...and it's really good. i found some multi-grain/low fat tortillas at the store the other day...so i thought i might try them.

i have The Biggest Loser cookbook, and there's a recipe for tortilla pizza's on there...

So, it's pretty simple.

All you do is preheat your oven to 350 degrees, and then put the tortilla on a cookie sheet/pan and bake it for 4 minutes per side. (should get kind of bubbly, and very crunchy).

Take out of oven, and cover with your sauce/cheese/toppings, and bake for another 5-6 minutes until everything is nice and melted.

=]
thought i might help!

i love all these recipes on here!

sweetchristiangal · 01-24-2007, 08:44 PM

Not to laugh at you but this post is over a year old and I wrote it PRE OP...This is a learning expericence.

rainrain · 01-24-2007, 09:37 PM

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Originally Posted by sweetchristiangal

Not to laugh at you but this post is over a year old and I wrote it PRE OP...This is a learning expericence.

Thats funny!

so, have you learned how to eat low carb yet??

Here is another try for low carb croutons and other things.

Heat up a skillet and sprinkle parmasean or romano cheese. Cover the pan evenly to as the cheese melts it forms a tortilla shape disk.

After it melts remove from pan.

You can fold it gently while still warm to form a taco shell, or wait untill it cools crisp and crumble into salad for tasty crispy croutons.

sweetchristiangal · 01-25-2007, 01:58 AM

rain do you realize croutons have Carbs!!!!!!!!!! I still have issues with bread....it looks nice and fluffy but when i eat it, it magically turns into a rock to hang out in my stomach and grow.

JenBear7 · 01-25-2007, 07:32 AM

I think she was giving you a recipe for low carb croutons..

sweetchristiangal · 01-25-2007, 01:36 PM

actually it sounds really good. thanks