LOW CARB PIZZA
Olivia made this beautiful and delicious pizza with what is called "fathead dough."  She really likes this recipe and says the dough is one of the most versatile low carb doughs out there.  She found this version at a site called www.lowcarbmaven.com. 
When making this delightful creation she used turkey pepperoni to cut down on the fat.  One tip Olivia also recommends is checking your marinara sauce if it is store bought to be sure it has no sugar added if you are really trying to make a pizza with both low carbs and low calories.  Many of the store marinara sauces are loaded with sugar which kind of defeats the purpose of making a low carb pizza!  If you are a pizza lover but watching your calories and carbs, load up this amazing pizza with your favorite veggies and meats and enjoy!
-Nanette
LOW CARB PIZZA DOUGH
Pizza Dough
- 
          1½
               cups
          part skim shredded mozzarella cheese
         
 
- 
          2
               oz
          full fat cream cheese, cut into chunks
         
 
- 
          1
               large
          egg
         
 
- 
          1 1/4
               cup
          almond flour
         
 
- 
          1
               tbsp
          oat fiber (or 2 tbsp whey protein powder or 1/4 cup more almond flour)
         
 
 
Toppings
- 
          1 1/2
               cup
          mozzarella cheese
          (5 oz /150 g)
         
 
- 
          1/2
               cup
          store bought marinara sauce (4 oz/113 g)
         
 
- 
          20
               slices
          pepperoni slices
          (or as much as you'd like) (1.5 oz/43 g)
         
 
 
 
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Preheat oven to 425 degrees and position one rack to the bottom position and the other to the upper third. 
 
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Low Carb Pizza Crust:
 Microwave the cheeses in a microwave safe bowl for 1 1/2 - 2 minutes, 
stirring half-way through. Scrape melted cheese into the bowl o a food 
processor with the egg and process until combined. Add the dry 
ingredients and process again until thoroughly combined.
 
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 If the dough is 
very warm and sticky, scrape it onto a piece of plastic wrap and place 
into the freezer until the oven is ready. The dough is very sticky by 
nature, but oiling your hands makes it manageable. (If the dough is cool
 to the touch, skip the freezer.)
 
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Hand Method: Place
 a piece of parchment paper on a sheet pan and with oiled hands, pat the
 dough evenly into place. I prefer to oil my hands. the dough will cover
 most of the sheet pan. Dock (poke holes all over) with a fork.
 
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Rolling Pin:
 Alternately, roll the dough out between two sheets of parchment paper. 
This is my preferred way. Remove the top piece of parchment and transfer
 the dough and parchment to the baking sheet. Dock (poke holes all over)
 with a fork.
 
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Bake:
 Bake on the bottom rack for 8-10 minutes until golden brown. Remove 
from the oven and rub the crust with a piece of garlic. Spread the 
tomato sauce onto the pizza and top evenly with cheese. Add the 
pepperoni. Bake on the upper rack until the cheese has melted.
 
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Cut into 6 pieces
 and serve. Makes 1 very thin sheet-pan pizza, 1 12-13 inch pizza or two
 very thin 10 inch pizzas. The serving size is 1/6 of the recipe. 
 
 
 
Makes 2 - thin 10 inch pizzas, 1 - thicker 12 inch pizza, or 1 thin sheet pan pizza (13 x 16 1/2). 
*** Pictures is a 12 1/2 inch pizza.
Nutrition Facts
Low Carb Pepperoni Pizza Recipe with Fathead Crust
Amount Per Serving   
Calories 321
    Calories from Fat 234
   
% Daily Value*
 
Total Fat 26g
  40%
 
Total Carbohydrates 6g
  2%
 
Dietary Fiber 1g
  4%
 
Protein 17g
  34%
 
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.