I can’t really say that I’m a fan of cauliflower crust pizza. I tried a couple of different recipes and they were always a flop. They were either too mushy or had that strong cauliflower taste.I have a few friends on the other hand who love cauliflower crust and eat gluten-free, so we hope you enjoy this version.
Mix the six cups of riced cauliflower with the two cups of gluten-free Bisquick, four eggs, 2teaspoons of salt, one-half teaspoon garlic powder, one teaspoon dried basil, and mix well.
This dough will look different from the traditional pizza dough, but you should still be able to divide it into two to three crusts. I strongly recommend using parchment paper to line your pans, as this crust has a tendency to stick.
Press the dough onto the pans using your fingers (If you find the dough sticky, you can add a little Bisquick).
Bake the crust for ten to fifteen minutes before adding any toppings
Remove from the oven and proceed like you normally would, adding sauce and all your favorites.