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Looking for a healthy low-carb spinach pizza? You will be amazed by this spinach pizza crust, a guilt-free pizza with only1 g net carb per slice, lots of protein and full of flavors!
With the summer coming in New Zealand I am very much enjoying finger food with a small glass of red wine during the week end. Tonight I did what I called a low carb spinach pizza crust which is mainly made of fresh baby spinach, eggs and a bit of cheese. Spinach is a very low carb vegetable and because this recipe do not contain any flour it’s a very low-carb pizza crust recipe perfect for my diabetic diet. It’s an easy recipe to prepare. All you need to do is to blend all the base ingredients in a blender or food processor and the crust will be ready in a sec!
You know I am French right? And French people love goat cheese and walnuts. It’s a combo that many French recipes use. That’s why I chose to top my pizza with grilled chicken breast, feta goat cheese, walnuts and extra pumpkin seeds. This flavor reminds of my childhood in France. But well, any topping will do ! Just use what you have in your fridge as long as it is low carb it will make a delicious low carb dinner.
This crust is super easy to make. I’ve made it many times in my blender or food processor. Both work very well. I recommend using pre-washed baby spinach or if you are going to wash your spinach leaves, make sure you drain them very well. I like to pat dry mine between pieces of absorbent paper. You don’t want to add water into the recipe or the mixture will be too runny and it won’t form a crispy pizza crust when baked.
At first sight it looks like a baked omelette but it really makes a great pizza. Plus it contains only 2 eggs and lots of spinach which makes this recipe good for your kids too. An easy way to boost their veggie and protein intake.
This is how it looks like after baking.
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I garnished the pizza with homemade tomato sauce, grilled chicken breast cooked on the BBQ. The BBQ is never too far away from the kitchen when you live in New Zealand! And I love the taste of BBQ grilled chicken. If you are looking for other low-carb spinach recipes you will love my blog! I am such a spinach lover.
Oh and yes Emma – my little girl very much enjoyed this pizza. I found this recipe easy to eat for kids as the crust remains light and soft. I was very happy to look at her eating the spinach hidden in the crust!
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Instructions
Preheat oven to 200C (400F).
Line a baking sheet with a piece of parchment paper. Spray some olive oil to avoid the crust to stick to the paper. Set aside.
Wash, drain the baby spinach leaves. Make sure you the spinach leaves very well. You can pat dry between piece of absorbent paper or use pre washed baby spinach leaves to avoid this step.
In a blender or food processor, add the baby spinach leaves, cheese, eggs salt and herbs.
Blend for 30 seconds or until smooth.
Pour the spinach crust batter onto the prepared baking sheet. Using a spatula spread the batter into a rectangle that cover the whole baking sheet or use two baking sheet and create two round pizza base of 10 inches.
Bake the spinach pizza crust for 15-20 minutes or until the sides are darker and crispy.
Remove from the oven and add your favorite low carb toppings like tomato pizza base (use 100% natural tomato passata), diced red capsicum, mushroom slices, extra grated mozzarrella and olives.
Serving size: this recipe makes 2 rounds pizza of 10 inches or 1 large rectanlgle pizza. Nutrition panel is for 1 slice of a 10 inch round pizza based on 4 slices per pizza. Freeze: cool down the cooked pizza crust and freeze wrapped in plastic wrap. Bake frozen with your favorite toppings on the day.Frozen spinach: defrost spinach, squeeze out all the water then measure to match 1 cup + 1/2 cup defrosted spinach.
Hi – cool recipe! I was wondering if I could substitute the cheese for something else, tofu, thawed frozen cauliflower or something else just to keep it together I guess??
Recipe looks lovely though it does have eggs!I am going to follow all your suggestions to reduce the eggy taste for sure. But I couldn’t find baby spinach .Will normal spinach do? Love your blog .IMHO clean and beautifiul indeed.
Sure normal spinach will work well! Make sure you use fresh spinach tho. Thanks SO much for following my blog and for this beautiful comment. It makes me very happy. XOXO Carine.
The base will get softer if you store this in the fridge, but it can be rewarmed really well in hot oven. Rewarm until crispy then add your favorite toppings. I won’t freeze it though. Enjoy the recipe. XOXO Carine.
This is absolutely Amazing!!!! I was looking for a low carb alternative for my dough and I saw in the shop the other day a spinach base pizza and thought ‘I must be able to??”
I do weight-watchers so subbed then normal cheese for protein cheese, with it it was a very low point recipe! It was so so good! I share it with my groups facebook support group along with a link to your page! Thank you for the inspiration! I’ll be popping it on my blog as well along with a link to you too.
Thanks ! I am so glad you like the recipe. Thanks for sharing your lovely feedback. What’s your blog? I would love to read it too! Have a great time on my blog. XOXO Carine.
Oh my goodness this is amazing! I can’t get myself to like fathead pizza dough no matter what recipe I try. This is SO GOOD! I’ll never mess with fathead dough again. I did a chicken and bacon blue cheese pizza, the crust not only has great texture but tastes so good! I can’t wait to try more pizza flavors and toppings. Thank you so much for this!! Also, I divided all ingredients in half and made one personal 10 inch pizza. Perfect!
HI, I want to try this recipe as I am hearing all kinds of nightmares about the cauliflower crusts turning out soggy or falling apart. I hate the taste of eggs. I know you need some kind of binder and eggs are high in protein as well so they are the obvious choice. My question is, can you taste the egg, or mostly the spinach and toppings? Thanks so much.
Hi Olivia ! there is only 2 eggs in this recipe (for 2 round pizza so 1/4 egg per slice, not much) so it does not taste so much ‘eggy’ to me. I would use more spices and a strong flavor cheese to balance the light egg taste if you are not a fan of eggs. I would recommend grated Parmesan or old cheddar. Don’t skip the garlic powder and maybe enhance with 1/4 teaspoon of onion powder, and more oregano. With all those little twist you are guarentee that this won’t taste like eggs 🙂 Enjoy the recipes on the blog. XOXO Carine.
Hi, I’m new to this low-carb thing, but doing my honest best to stay in phase 1 of Atkins (18 – 22 carbs/day max.). Maybe I missed something, but I don’t see serving size with carbs/serving? Thanks
Hello! This spinach pizza crust recipe serve 8 slices – 2 round pizza of 10 inch (4 slices per pizza). The net carbs per slice of crust- without toppings- contains 1 g carbs o The full nutrition panel is available after the recipe card. Enjoy the recipe and good luck with your Atkin diet! xoxo Carine.
I really LOVED this recipe. I’m so excited to be able to join the family on Pizza Fridays again. I used mozzarella instead of edam because that is what I had on hand. I’m considering trying this recipe with arugula. I think my favorite thing about this recipe is that it is sooooooo much easier than the cauliflower crusts recipes I’ve been trying.
Hi Wendy, this is so great to read your comment! I am sure any cheese will work well in this recipe. I love low carb pizza too and I agree the spinach pizza crust is much easier than cauliflower! I hope you find other low carb recipe you love on the blog, I have got plenty of dessert too 🙂 see you around. Carine.
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Thank you so much for sharing this recipe. It was delicious and best of all, my boys ate it despite hating spinach.
Kids eating their greens in a pizza is always the best part ! So glad your boys love this pizza, enjoy the recipes on the blog, xoxo Carine
Hi – cool recipe! I was wondering if I could substitute the cheese for something else, tofu, thawed frozen cauliflower or something else just to keep it together I guess??
I didn’t try the recipe cheese free and I don’t thing it will hold without it. Enjoy the recipe on the blog, XOXO Carine
So does 4 slices equal 1 lean and green meal?
Well this depends of your macros, 1 slice is 59kcal so yes I would say 4 slices makes a decent intake for a dinner. Enjoy the recipe, XOXO Carine.
HI! How much longer should the crust go back in the oven once the toppings are added? Won’t the crust get burned?
Many thanks from the Netherlands 🙂
Hi, Simply bring it back until cheese is melted, about 8 minutes, not more. Enoy the pizza and all the low carb recipes on the blog. XOXO Carine.
Hi Olivia,
Recipe looks lovely though it does have eggs!I am going to follow all your suggestions to reduce the eggy taste for sure.
But I couldn’t find baby spinach .Will normal spinach do?
Love your blog .IMHO clean and beautifiul indeed.
Sure normal spinach will work well! Make sure you use fresh spinach tho. Thanks SO much for following my blog and for this beautiful comment. It makes me very happy. XOXO Carine.
How long do the bases last? Can you refrigerate or freeze the bases?
The base will get softer if you store this in the fridge, but it can be rewarmed really well in hot oven. Rewarm until crispy then add your favorite toppings. I won’t freeze it though. Enjoy the recipe. XOXO Carine.
This is absolutely Amazing!!!! I was looking for a low carb alternative for my dough and I saw in the shop the other day a spinach base pizza and thought ‘I must be able to??”
I do weight-watchers so subbed then normal cheese for protein cheese, with it it was a very low point recipe! It was so so good! I share it with my groups facebook support group along with a link to your page! Thank you for the inspiration!
I’ll be popping it on my blog as well along with a link to you too.
Thanks ! I am so glad you like the recipe. Thanks for sharing your lovely feedback. What’s your blog? I would love to read it too! Have a great time on my blog. XOXO Carine.
What is the weight of 1 cup of spinache? Ik like to make the pizza but I am not used to cups.
I am sorry, I don’t measure my ingredients in grams only in cups so I can’t tell. Enjoy the blog! Carine.
Oh my goodness this is amazing! I can’t get myself to like fathead pizza dough no matter what recipe I try. This is SO GOOD! I’ll never mess with fathead dough again. I did a chicken and bacon blue cheese pizza, the crust not only has great texture but tastes so good! I can’t wait to try more pizza flavors and toppings. Thank you so much for this!! Also, I divided all ingredients in half and made one personal 10 inch pizza. Perfect!
I am so happy you love this pizza crust! Thanks for sharing your lovely comment ! Enjoy the keto recipes on the blog. XOXO Carine.
HI,
I want to try this recipe as I am hearing all kinds of nightmares about the cauliflower crusts turning out soggy or falling apart. I hate the taste of eggs. I know you need some kind of binder and eggs are high in protein as well so they are the obvious choice. My question is, can you taste the egg, or mostly the spinach and toppings? Thanks so much.
Hi Olivia ! there is only 2 eggs in this recipe (for 2 round pizza so 1/4 egg per slice, not much) so it does not taste so much ‘eggy’ to me. I would use more spices and a strong flavor cheese to balance the light egg taste if you are not a fan of eggs. I would recommend grated Parmesan or old cheddar. Don’t skip the garlic powder and maybe enhance with 1/4 teaspoon of onion powder, and more oregano. With all those little twist you are guarentee that this won’t taste like eggs 🙂 Enjoy the recipes on the blog. XOXO Carine.
Hi, I’m new to this low-carb thing, but doing my honest best to stay in phase 1 of Atkins (18 – 22 carbs/day max.). Maybe I missed something, but I don’t see serving size with carbs/serving? Thanks
Hello! This spinach pizza crust recipe serve 8 slices – 2 round pizza of 10 inch (4 slices per pizza). The net carbs per slice of crust- without toppings- contains 1 g carbs o The full nutrition panel is available after the recipe card. Enjoy the recipe and good luck with your Atkin diet! xoxo Carine.
I really LOVED this recipe. I’m so excited to be able to join the family on Pizza Fridays again. I used mozzarella instead of edam because that is what I had on hand. I’m considering trying this recipe with arugula. I think my favorite thing about this recipe is that it is sooooooo much easier than the cauliflower crusts recipes I’ve been trying.
Hi Wendy, this is so great to read your comment! I am sure any cheese will work well in this recipe. I love low carb pizza too and I agree the spinach pizza crust is much easier than cauliflower! I hope you find other low carb recipe you love on the blog, I have got plenty of dessert too 🙂 see you around. Carine.
Can I substitute kale for the spinach?
How big is the pizza and how many would you say this recipe serves?