Here is a discussion of the carb count question for this dish:
http://forum.lowcarber.org/showthre...9795#post539795

Just when I thought I was done experimenting, I come across this. Now I have to run out to the store so I can experiment on Saturday. This recipe sounds delicious.

This Isn't Quiche, It's Pizza
 

:yay: Made it today and it turned out excellent, much better than I expected. I was expecting the crust to be eggy but it wasn't. I can't wait until my son comes home to try it, he's the real critic.

I made two alterations:
I added 2 1/2 Tbs almond flour to the egg mixture; and I crumbled about 20 pepperoni chips at the bottom of the dish before pouring egg mixture.

I had a very firm crust which can be picked up with your hand. Delicious! :yum:

Yep, this one is definitely a keeper. It is already a part of my arsenal of
LC recipes~ a definite Superbowl party dish!

Breakfast was yummy
 

Had leftovers for breakfast today and tasted better today then yesterday! Crust still nice and firm, I'm wondering if I should try for a little more almond flour the next time??? This one is a keeper.

This dish is amazing and my husband also loved it (he had it for breakfast this morning). I actually doubled the recipe as the cream cheese comes in 8oz blocks and the cooking time was the same. I topped it with sauted mushrooms, onions, and ground beef! Thank you so much for posting this!!!

P.S. Has anyone tried to freeze it?

Here are a few posts about freezing it:

Post 1


Post 2

Thanks, but given how much my husband loves it, I doubt I will have to freeze this batch and it should be polished off by tomorrow!

This is definately one of my favorite recipes ever! I've made this about 100 times since finding it. I stay the weekends with my boyfriend and his family... they are FAR from diet friendly. Between this and the practically no carb pancake recipie I found, I don't feel like I'm missing out anymore. I didn't see any pics posted anywhere so I figured I'd post a couple of how mine turned out (just made it, lol). Pepperoni and mushroom, YUM! Sorry about the picture quality... a .25 MP camera can only do so much, lmao (I know, time to upgrade!)

Yep, I know the feeling, I'm ready to bake it again on Saturday. It may become a weekly for me - usually makes 5-6 servings so I can have for several days. :yum:

SO happy this recipe is still here 4 years later; thank-you, moderators!!! I will definitely try it this week. My BF shoudl be so happy bc he often wants pizza when we go out but is so encouraging, that we usually go to other types of restos since I can get some favourite low carb dishes......and he never complains......I think he deserves a low-carb pizza! And me too!

Latté Lover

Used a Pizza Pan for Real Pizza
 

I just had to make this pizza again today and it turned out much better. Actually I had to laugh to myself because as I was following the directions I realized the last time I made it wrong, I made it wrong but it was so good I didn't realize it at the time. Anyway this time I decided to add 3 Tbs almond flour and instead of using the deep dish I used a pizza pan instead. And guess what, it looked just like pizza, and the crust tasted like real crust! I don't think I can call this DDPQ anymore I have to call it LC Pizza.

I made this again yesterday and loved it! However, the first time I made it I doubled the receipe and cooked it in one casserole dish. This time, I also made a double recipe and divided it into two dishes. I have to say that I liked it better the first time. Do not get me wrong, it was still good, but I prefer the thicker pieces and it wasn't as "chewy". Just a suggestion to try it this way too....

So, if you use a larger pan you get a stiffer crust???

I used two 8x13 pans this time - the last time, I used one and it all fit. I liked it better the first time. However, it does rise and hence, you cannot get as many toppings on as it will overflow - enough though for it to be very tasty.

i still love this recipe!!! i am going to make this again this coming wekend. sue

i guess i will have to print out the pages to see everyones version on makeing this recipe. sue

Bumping this one up the thread since I plan to make a version of the recipe
this week!

I made the base this week and I baked it in a 9x13 ceramic dish. It was puffy about one inch thick. Refrigerate. The next day I brought it to room temperature and I put the filling on top and finished cooking it. It was perfect; the base tightened up and became a stiff crust.
I had the last piece the day after, straight out of the fridge.
It was very tasty cold because I did not want to wait to have it at room temperature.
I think that making it in a non metal dish is better, the one I made before in a stainless steel dish had a different texture and since glass is hotter it does make the crust crisper.

I am eating the pizza for lunch as I type this message. I revised the recipe
to use less cheese. But, my-o-my! I can't say it any better than the rest of
the people who have already made this recipe and LOVED it!

:yum: DEEEE L I C I O U S !!! :yum:

Bumping this one up the thread ladder! I highly recommend it!!!! :yum:

This sounds great!!! I am going to try this Sunday night!

Wow, this sounds delicious - have to go to the grocery tomorrow to get pizza sauce and give it a try ! :agree:

Well, I finally made this last night. I was SO good! And, it was really good cold for lunch today. I heated the second piece up though, and it was equally good! This is definitely a football night MUST!

Bumping this one up!

and it really does deserve to be bumped up...it is hands-down my favorite recipe on this site...it feels completely indulgent and everyone in my family (i'm the only LCer) wolfs it down...

and those cold leftovers for breakfast? utter bliss...

Good idea....... I have been doing it a few min after it cools coming out of the oven...... adding the toppings and then finishing the baking... I will try the overnight trick next time.. thanks for the updated advice. J.

I fixed this last night. My 14 year old son and husband loved it and told me to make 2 pans next time. Then I told them it was low carb. They didn't care, and still wanted 2 pans next time. It is wonderful. Thanks for sharing this recipe!

Susan

OK, adding this to my list of recipes to try out. Might have to make this Friday night. Sounds like a good dinner to eat and watch movies with.

I've experimented a bit and chopped some olives and added them to the 'crust' mixture. Tastes great and I eat it even without the pizza toppings as a breakfast quiche.

i'm going to make a Reuben version this weekend.

Variation: Reuben version- corned beef or pastrami, sauerkraut and swiss cheese.