Healthy Pizza
Healthy Pizza…..it’s a Meatzza!
Pizza is renowned world wide for its adaptability and affordability – it’s an easy meal for a family, it’s tasty and filling. But that dough base? If your focus is weight loss or you want healthy eating…..it’s got to go!
So, can we paleo-ify it? Yes you bet..and this is a staple in our family meals repertoire, it’s easy, tasty, delicious hot, perfect for pack-ups and great for an easy meal, cold with salad. Make a tray-ful and the kids have an easy slice of healthful tea when they come in from school.
But first eliminate the damaging doughy bread base and replace with nutrient dense meat, full in flavour and of course natural healthy animal fats. It’s amazing and good for you too.
Meatzza

Healthy Pizza by way of Meatzza!
For the Base:
Pork mince, Parmesan Cheese, Egg (Free Range)
For the Topping
Tinned plum tomatoes
Passata (sieved toms, no sugar)
Dash of balsamic vinegar
Cold meats of choice to decorate
Cheese (mozzarella, cheddar) – optional
Method
Mix mince, egg and parmesan cheese
Push into baking tray
Cook for ten minutes at 180, pour off excess fat
Cook up the tomatoes for a while, add dash of vinegar, season
Spread onto pork base
Decorate with chorizo, bacon, ham, veg (anything you have to hand)
Cover with cheese
Cook til cheese browns
Cut into portions and serve, yummy and simple. Paleo just works!
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Posted on March 25, 2012, in Caveman Diet, Paleo Diet, Paleo Recipes and tagged Caveman Diet, Cheese, Healthy Pizza, Meat Feast, Meatzza, Paleolithic Diet, Pizza. Bookmark the permalink. 9 Comments.
This recipe sounds great. The only problem is that are no quantities mentioned…could make things easier if there were.
Hey – good point! Take about a 1lb + of pork mince, 1/2cup of parmesan, 1 egg for the base, use a small box of passata and one tin of toms for topping then add as much or as little of the rest as you wish….get creative and enjoy 🙂
That looks really good. I am going to have to try that!
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