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5 Minute Keto Pizza

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5 Minute Keto Pizza

I think I’m known as “The Psyllium Husk Guy” by now. I love the stuff – I find it fascinating what textures, flavors, and new creations I can make with it. It’s definitely changed my keto cooking, and this is no different. We use the absorptive power of psyllium husk to give us an extremely fast cooking pizza crust – and essentially an entire pizza in just about 5 minutes.

Nowadays keto and pizza can go hand in hand (just take a peek at this Pepperoni Pizza), but it’s usually a timely process and takes some preparation. Now, you can have your pizza and eat it too – in under 5 minutes!

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Make sure that when you broil your pizza, you’re using an oven-safe pan. If you don’t have one, you can always transfer your pizza crust to a small cookie sheet to broil it on! My preference is to let the pizza fully cool afterward, otherwise you have a semi-soft crust that will bend when you pick it up.

Taste-wise, this is very close to the old microwavable pizza’s my mom used to buy when we were doing “diet” foods. I used to love them, and I always looked forward to having a microwavable pizza when I could. The crust is not super crisp and hard, but more bready and puffy. That said, it definitely holds up to grabbing a slice and eating it. Oh, and for those who think this will taste like eggs – it really doesn’t. The psyllium, bacon fat, and Italian seasoning really combat the eggy taste, and you don’t taste a hint of it at the end.

Yields 1 serving of 5 Minute Keto Pizza

The Preparation

Pizza Crust:

  • 2 tablespoons parmesan cheese
  • 1 tablespoon psyllium husk powder
  • 1/2 teaspoon italian seasoning
  • salt, to taste
  • 2 large egg
  • 2 teaspoons lard, or oil with a high smoke point

Toppings:

  • 3 tablespoons low-carb tomato sauce, such as Rao's
  • 1 1/2 ounces mozzarella cheese, grated
  • 1 tablespoon fresh basil, chopped

The Execution

1. Measure out all dry ingredients into a bowl or container that can fit your immersion blender.

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2. Add 2 eggs and mix everything together using your immersion blender. Make sure you continue blending for about 30 seconds, allowing the psyllium husk to absorb some of the liquid.

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3. Heat 2 tsp. frying oil (I used bacon fat) in a pan over medium-high heat. Once very hot, spoon your mixture into the pan and spread out into a circle shape.

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4. Once the edges have started to set and look slightly brown, flip the pizza crust. You can optionally transfer it to a plate and flip from there. Turn the broiler on high in the oven.

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5. Cook on the opposite side for 30-60 seconds, then turn the stove off. Spoon 3 tbsp. Rao’s (or other low carb) tomato sauce over the pizza and spread.

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6. Add cheese, then put pizza into the oven to broil. Leave a crack open in the oven so you can keep an eye on it. Once it’s bubbling, remove it from the oven.

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7. Serve with some freshly chopped basil over the top!

A #keto pizza made in just over 5 minutes. Definitely don't miss out on this one! Shared via www.ruled.me/

This makes a total of 1 serving of 5-Minute Keto Pizza. The serving comes out to be 468 calories, 31.3g fats, 6.1g net carbs, and 27.5g protein.

NUTRITION CALORIES FAT CARBS FIBER NET CARBS PROTEIN
2 tablespoon parmesan cheese 54 3.6 0.5 0 0.5 4.8
1 tablespoon psyllium husk powder 56 0 12.8 11.2 1.6 0
1/2 teaspoon italian seasoning 1 0 0.3 0.2 0.1 0.1
— salt 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 large egg 157 10.5 0.8 0 0.8 13.8
2 teaspoon lard 77 8.5 0 0 0 0
3 tablespoon low-carb tomato sauce 11 0.1 2.7 0.7 2 0.6
1 1/2 ounce mozzarella cheese 128 9.5 0.9 0 0.9 9.4
1 tablespoon fresh basil 0 0 0 0 0 0.1
Totals 485 32.2 18 12.1 6 28.8

5-Minute Keto Pizza

This makes a total of 1 serving of 5-Minute Keto Pizza. The serving comes out to be 468 calories, 31.3g fats, 6.1g net carbs, and 27.5g protein.
4 from 1 vote
Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 5 minutes
Total Time 10 minutes
Servings 1 servings
Calories 468 kcal

Ingredients
  

Pizza Crust:

  • 2 tablespoon parmesan cheese
  • 1 tablespoon psyllium husk powder
  • ½ teaspoon italian seasoning
  • salt to taste
  • 2 large egg
  • 2 teaspoon lard or oil with a high smoke point

Toppings:

  • 3 tablespoon low-carb tomato sauce such as Rao's
  • 1 ½ ounce mozzarella cheese grated
  • 1 tablespoon fresh basil chopped

Instructions
 

  • In a bowl or container that can fit an immersion blender, measure out the parmesan, psyllium husk, Italian seasoning, and salt.
  • Add the eggs and combine with an immersion blender. Continue blending for about 30 seconds to allow the psyllium husk to absorb some of the liquid.
  • Heat the lard in a pan over medium-high heat. Once very hot, spoon the mixture into the pan and spread it out into a circle shape.
  • Once the edges have started to set and look slightly brown, flip the crust to the other side. Set the oven broiler to high.
  • Cook on the opposite side for 30–60 seconds, and remove from the heat. Spread the tomato sauce evenly over the pizza crust.
  • Add the cheese and place the pizza in the oven to broil. Leave the oven door cracked to keep an eye on it. Once bubbling, remove from the oven.
  • Serve with some freshly chopped basil for garnish. Enjoy!

Nutrition

Calories: 468kcalCarbohydrates: 6.1gProtein: 27.5gFat: 31.3g
Keyword 15-minute, gluten-free, high-fat, high-protein, keto, low-carb, nut-free, oven-baked, quick, simple & easy, simple-and-easy, stovetop, sugar-free, vegetarian, weeknight-dinner

Nutrition data sourced from the USDA FoodData Central database and manufacturer labels. How we calculate nutrition →

Comments

  1. Kristine Baker says

    1 whole Tablespoon of Psyllium Husk Powder ? I just made this for lunch and very quick and easy. I only used 2 teaspoons of PHP cause I thought a tablespoon might have been too much. It held up just fine but did not have the same texture as yours appears to have in the photo.

  2. My husband and I are transitioning my daughter to a grain-free diet this summer and today I made this for my little pizza addict. She. Loved. It. In fact, she wasn’t able to finish it all. You are simply a genius. Thank you!

  3. CalamityK8 says

    My husband and I are transitioning my daughter to a grain-free diet this summer and today I made this for my little pizza addict. She. Loved. It. In fact, she wasn’t able to finish it all. You are simply a genius. Thank you!

  4. Just made this tonight for a quick dinner. Wasn’t sure how it would go, but I was pleasantly surprised. Thanks for the great idea.

  5. Wasn’t sure how this would hold up. But I made it tonight for an easy dinner and I was pleasantly surprised. Thanks for a great idea for a quickie pizza 🙂

  6. I made this today, it was pretty good.

    Mine was nowhere near as crispy as yours in the picture; more eggy/spongy. Any ideas why?

  7. Adrienne Harvey says

    THIS IS MAGIC!!!!!! Decided to try it just for fun since all the ingredients were already in the cupboard, but wow! Thanks a ton for sharing this unique recipe. Already shared with 2 good friends.

  8. I just discovered your site but just wanted to say how impressed I am with the amount of interaction you have with all your followers!

  9. Totally reused this “dough” recipe to make the “muffin” for my egg muffins. I just divided it into fourths and made two tops and bottoms to create my mc muffins. Then added a layer of cheese, egg and sausage for the perfect little sandwich. Next I’m going to make them again and toast them to see what that does. Psyllium is so funky cool stuff. Just ordered my little orange circle thing for the skillet, too. Should arrive today.

  10. Mine was kinda soggy but browned at the edges. I wonder if the pan was not hot enough or if there was too much oil? Still tasted good with the Rao’s tomato sauce (pretty expensive) the melted mozarella and banana peppers.

    • I kept my pan on about medium heat and let it cook all the way through – though it won’t be fully crisp on the entire pizza. You’re welcome to continue cooking it for ~10 minutes until it’s solid all the way through. Though it should be pretty “bready” feeling (not soggy) when you take it out of the pan.

  11. Heather Gallier says

    I loved this recipe! I feel like my pizza options are endless now. Have you tried to freeze these? Any tips on reheating? I feel like they would be perfect on a busy weekend

  12. John Gustavsson says

    Do you think mozzarella cheese might work instead of parmesan for the dough?

  13. Charlie Friend says

    Can you use a regular blender instead of an immersion blender?

  14. Chris Edwards says

    This is not a crust….it is a pancake.
    Does it have a soft texture or crispy?

  15. Is there an alternative to Eggs for this recipe? I am not allowed to use eggs at home 🙁

  16. Could I use almond flour instead of the psyllium husk powder?? or any other substitution for it? Thanks

  17. Brooke Smith says

    You were right, tastes like the microwave pizzas..not necessarily a bad thing. This recipe fits the bill. Quick and easy, and satisfies the craving. Thanks Craig!

  18. Can i use cheddar cheese?

  19. Jennifer Rigney says

    I have psyllium husk but they are like flakes. Can I just grind into a powder and use this?

  20. One tablespoon is a lot of psyllium husk powder for one serving. 1-3 teaspoons is an adult daily dose. Any ‘side effects’? Does the powder lose its laxative properties when cooked?

  21. Is the mixture suppose to be thick? Mine is hard to spoon out and ends up really thick

    • Yes, the dough was pretty thick – more spreadable. It’s most likely from the psyllium if you over-blend or leave it to sit for a while it will absorb more moisture. You could cut back on the psyllium next time to see if that helps.

  22. Victoria Garcia says

    This is awesome! I should have cooked mine longer, but even soft it was just what I needed! Thanks for making a quick and less calorie ridden keto friendly crust!!!

  23. Just tried this crust and enjoyed it. We used a hand mixer and beat it gradually over 4-5 minutes. It did taste more egg-like, but still enjoyed the texture, flavor, and fullness of the fiber. We topped with Italian blend cheese & pesto.

  24. Andrea Ostrowski Wildason says

    Add a little pinch of salt and garlic powder and oregano to the batter and loose the egg flavor!

  25. Is there any way to make the crust crispy?

    • LianaKriebel says

      I’ve been working on a crispier crust, too! I tried using a larger saucepan to make a thinner crust, but still came out soft.
      I suspect that baking instead of broiling would help, since broiling puts all the heat at the top of the pizza, cooking the toppings more than the crust.

  26. do these freeze well? …looks good!

  27. I give this recipe ***** for quickness, ease of prepping the dough (compared to the sheer madness of making a cauliflower crust) crust crispiness level and the ability to pick the slices up and eat them like a real pizza. What I did not like was the slight egg taste (which maybe I would not mind if eggs were not such a big part of my keto diet) and the sponginess of the crust. Friday night is family pizza night at our house and when I started keto a couple of weeks ago I began the search for a dough for me. I was pleased that I was eating at the same time as the rest of my family last night and that it took me about the same time as them to make my pizza from scratch. I’ll keep looking for the “one”, but this will be my fallback.

    • Hi Sheila! Have you also tried to the chicken crust pizza? You might also like some of the doughs from the other pizzas on our site. (They’re all different, lol.) Family pizza night sounds like so much fun!

  28. LianaKriebel says

    Wonderful recipe. Pretty simple, and the crust preps well, if you want to freeze it!

  29. what can I substitute for the Psyllium Powder? I can’t find it in stores and don’t want to buy it online.

    • Almond or coconut flour, but you will likely need to increase from 1 tablespoon since they do not absorb moisture in the same way.

    • phil dunphy says

      have you looked in the pharmacy section? look for metamucil/fiber supplements. If they carry it that’s probably where it will be, as opposed to in a grocery aisle, like near the flour.

  30. Angela LaMonte says

    I just tried it for the first time ever, and really liked it. However, wondering if you, or anyone, has ever tried adding almond or coconut flour? Mine didnt look like yours, or seem bready. Still good though.

  31. Sheri Albro says

    Yum! Quick, easy, and very filling! Letting the batter sit for a few minutes after mixing resulted in a fluffier crust. I like extra seasonings. Thanks for sharing!

  32. phil dunphy says

    The picture after the flip totally looks like a pancake, which give me the idea to modify the recipe a bit to make pancakes. I’ve never used psyllium husk powder before, but now I know where I’m going to start.

    side note: I like to make my own pizza sauce starting with tomato paste. Its pretty easy. Costco has a case of tiny ones that are really convenient: https://www.costco.com/Kirk

    add some olive oil, italian seasonings, garlic, onion, salt, pepper, then experiment.

  33. that is the nicest non wheat pizza crust i have ever had, never really liked the cauliflower ones, as you say its like a 1980’s supermarket microwave pizza but its a great substitute

  34. Joseph Vanni says

    Can I swap psyllium for flax seed meal?

  35. made this today for lunch. was delicious. but, mine came out a bit fluffy and soft. I think I used too much bacon grease and didn’t make it big enough. Will use a bigger pan to make it a bit thinner, but will use this over and over.

  36. Kathy Haan says

    Any idea how to make this in the microwave? It’s over 100 degrees right now so I’m avoiding the oven :/

  37. sabrina hill says

    Could i swap the psyllium for xanthum ?

    • Hi, i used chia seed the first time, and it didn’t do the job… but it was delicious and hardest than the one with psyllium, i think i waited too much before putting the batter into the pan… too thick and too soft

  38. AnaBarbara Alzua says

    Hello!

    Can i use mozzarella instead of parmesan?

  39. Made this today, TBH the crust was a bit eggy. Perhaps if I had added more spice? Maybe next time I will add more spice, I am just not sure.

    • The crust can sometimes get a little bit eggy especially if you have it on higher heat, so adding spice should help mellow that out a bit. You could also probably get away with adding some shredded cheese to the base if your macros can handle it as well. If you do that it should help take the egginess away.

  40. Michelle Holstine says

    I have made this 5 times in the last week alone! This is fantastic. Wonderful idea, and am about to start looking for different pizza toppings. It has the perfect macros for a quick dinner, with the bacon fat, eggs, psyllium hush powder, and whatever toppings. Thank you for this!

  41. Any tips to make it a little bit crispier?

    It’s very tasty though and thanks for sharing!

  42. Henry d'Boar says

    Very good recipe, the base, whilst obviously not perfect is a hell of a lot better than anything else I have tried, now it’s just a matter of the right selection of toppings.

    • Thanks for the feedback, Henry!

      If you’re still looking for some pizza topping inspiration:
      https://www.ruled.me/best-k

    • Since I didn’t have mozzarella, I looked up white pies. And one site had 10 different combinations. Since the point was to make it quick I used 3 cheeses that I had & sliced sun dried tomatoes. Since I wasn’t looking at a traditional pie I was a little more accepting of the taste. I wasn’t looking for a traditional pizza tastes

  43. Nope! Super eggy – like a savory pancake.. . witheextra egg.

  44. I’m a pizza snob. We drive 30 miles for pizza. The crust tasted ok not as crispy as I like but I made a white pie with multiple cheeses as I didn’t have mozzarella used provolone, fontina & goat cheese w 2 sun dried tomatoes. It was very yummy. Maybe next time I’ll make 2 crusts to see if I can get it thinner & crispier

  45. 4 stars
    This actually tasted pretty good. It did not taste eggy at all. That being said, mine did not come out anything like this. I added a bit of water because it seemed too thick and of course I ended up with purple goo in the middle and had to cook it longer. I still ate it cuz I hate to waste food and actually, it was fine. It inspired me to start adding psyllium to other things. I think I’m going to start adding psyllium to my omlettes because this definitely gave it structure. With the water it turned almost like French toast. Sorry for the weird review I love interesting food experimentation LOL

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