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Gluten Free Supreme Pizza

by Mark L in User Contributed

A gluten free pizza made without the base crust but containing all the flavour you would expect from a traditional Italian pizza. You could even call it a Super Fritata if you like. Whatever....it's great!

  • Serves: 4
  • Active Time: 30 mins
  • Total Time: 1 hr
  • Comments: 3
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Step 1: Prepare the Mise en Place.

Prepare the Mise en Place.

Chop the onion, capsicum, tomatoes and mushrooms roughly.
Slice the Pepperoni into thin slices.
Chop the anchovies roughly.
Remove the eggs from their shells and place into a suitable sized bowl. Beat the eggs until well combined.
Place the gluten free spagetti into a saucepan of boiling salted water and cook until soft. Remove from the heat and drain. Set aside.
Place the cheese and tomato paste into separate bowls and set aside.

  • 1 x large onion
  • 6 x medium brown or white mushrooms.
  • 6 x fresh eggs.
  • Half a medium green or red capsicum.
  • Half a stick of Pepperoni.
  • 4 table spoons tomato paste.
  • 400g shredded tasty cheese.
  • 10-15 Cherry tomatoes.
  • 10 Anchovies.
  • 60 grams gluten free spagetti.

Step 2: Saute the ingredients.

Saute the ingredients.

Place the oil into a large saucepan and heat over medium to high heat until the pan is quite hot.
Place all of the ingredients into the saucepan and saute for two to three minutes just to soften them without cooking them too much.

  • Chopped onion from step above.
  • Chopped capsicum and mushrooms from above.
  • Chopped capsicum and mushrooms from above.
  • Chopped tomato and spagetti from above.
  • Chopped Anchovies from above step.
  • 30ml Grapeseed or light olive oil.

Step 3: Making the pizza.

Making the pizza.

Place the beaten eggs into a large mixing bowl.
Slowly stir in the sauted ingredients from the step above as well as the tomato paste, spagetti and 200 grams of tasty shredded cheese.
Combine thoroughly and pour into a suitably sized non stick oven proof frypan. You can oil the pan a little if desired to enhance it's non stick capability.
Spread all of the ingredients equally in the frypan and sprinkle the remaining tasty cheese over the top.

  • Sauted ingredients from step above.
  • 6 x beaten eggs.
  • 4 tblspns tomato paste.
  • Prepared gluten free spagetti.
  • 400 grams tasty shredded cheese.

Step 4: Finishing the pizza.

Finishing the pizza.

Sprinkle the remaining cheese over the top of the pizza.
Place the frypan on the stove over low to low/medium heat.
Cook for approx six minutes or so until you can see small bubbles rising in the mixture usually at the sides. If you wobble the pan slightly from side to side the whole mix will move evenly with the pan if it's ready. If not the middle will usually appear as if it's going to separate from the outside of the mix. It is best undercooked at this stage rather than burning it.
Once you are satisfied that the pizza is cooked about halfway through remove it from the stove.
Turn on the grill to medium/low and place the pan under it for about three to five minutes. Check regularly to make sure the cheese is melted and browned and you are ready to go.
Cut into wedges like a traditional pizza and serve immediately whilst still hot.

  • 200 grams tasty shredded cheese.

Notes

Like all of my recipes this is Gluten Free!!
Just check the ingredients of the Pepperoni to make sure it doesn't contain any gluten. Most brands are gluten free but occasionally you will find one that isn't.

You can add other toppings if you like too. I sometimes use chopped chicken breast from a previous bake or chopped black olives, chilli, garlic prawns or other cooked meats.

Meme D

meme

I love pizza, will I try.

Leslie K

not pizza

more like a omlete, lol

Mark L

Omlete

I agree!!

It's a bit like an omlette but a bit like a super frittata as well. It contains all of the ingredients of a pizza and tastes like a pizza but without the base. I make it for my wife who is Coeliac, as are a lot of her friends, so I leave the base crust out. Gluten free base crust is disgusting and I have never had one that works properly so I leave it out and just make the topping part.

Enjoy
8-))

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