Sweet Potato Crust Pizza Recipe

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This pizza uses grated sweet potatoes, almond flour, eggs, herbs and spices for the crust. Toppings include tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese, various vegetables of your choice, fresh basil, and a drizzle of olive oil for a nutritious gluten-free alternative.
Learn how to cook Sweet Potato Crust Pizza by starting with properly dried grated sweet potatoes mixed with almond flour and eggs, forming into a crust, baking at 200°C until firm, then topping with sauce, cheese and vegetables before a second bake at higher heat. The key techniques are removing excess moisture from sweet potatoes and double-baking for the perfect texture.
Yes, you can prepare and pre-bake the sweet potato crust 1-2 days in advance. Once cooled, wrap tightly and refrigerate. You can also freeze the pre-baked crust for up to 3 months. When ready to use, simply add toppings and bake as directed without thawing first.
Soggy sweet potato crusts typically result from not removing enough moisture. Thoroughly squeeze the grated sweet potato in a towel until no more liquid comes out. Also, ensure you're baking the crust thoroughly before adding toppings and avoid overloading with watery vegetables.
Sweet potato crusts pair beautifully with Mediterranean toppings like olives, feta, and sun-dried tomatoes. Other excellent options include goat cheese with caramelised onions, BBQ chicken with sweetcorn, spinach with ricotta, or a classic margherita. Just avoid overly wet ingredients that could make the crust soggy.
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