Healthy Pizza Recipes

When you're trying to cut calories, pizza seems like a treat you will never enjoy again. But with this cauliflower crust version, you can have pizza anytime you want!

Use this homemade crust to create your own delicious pizza.

The smell of homemade bread and roasted red peppers will permeate your house and your taste buds!

Chicken, olive, garlic pizza. Makes 6 servings.

Healthy, quick and AWESOME vegetarian pizza. Serve with side salad and you have a full meal!

Completely vegitarian pizza using portobello mushrooms as a base. The lemon and salt can be added "to taste," you don't really have to follow the measurements listed for them.

This Healthy Portobello Pizza recipe is perfect if you're trying to incorporate more veggies into your diet, AND it satisfies pizza cravings. A two-fer!!!

This recipe was originally posted on bodyrock.tv

Healthy pizza snack that actually tastes pretty good too. :-)

We love pizza, but need to watch our fat, cholesterol, and sodium intake. By making the crust homemade, we eliminate much of the sodium. Fat free mozzarella cheese and turkey pepperoni helps cut out extra fat and cholesterol. (The crust recipe was adapted from the Low Sodium Blog)

I love pizza! Now that I want to live a healthier lifestyle, I can no longer order from my favorite, Papa John's. This is my substitute. It takes the same amount of time, if not less, than a delivery and it's WAY CHEAPER.

A delicious Pizza made with great ingredients. Everything you love about pizza mins the fat and calories!

These can fill the craving for that pizza! Packed with flavor! And healthy at the same time!

The Crust is just great on this pizza minus the guilt. Top the way ya like. The Crust can be found in many stores in freezer section.

A flavorful interpretation on a classic favorite food of mine. I know there are hundreds of pizza recipes out there, but hey, why not ONE more !

Everyone gets to make there own

A pizza you can actually eat and enjoy!

A much healthier version using boboli for the base and no sugar added

My kids love pizza, and so do I. However, I did not like the fact that it was loaded in fat and wasted calories. I found a compromise that my kids loved. Since my kids do not like veggies, I use a sauce which is a serving of veggies for every fourth of a cup.

This is a twist on something my Mom used to make when I was a kid.

looked up recipes for pizza sauce and crust and added to it

Hits the spot when you want some good ol' comfort food! Great as leftovers too!!

This is an easy thing to just whip together.

Throw the first 6 ingredients together, knead, let sit in a bowl covered with plastic wrap for 45 minutes to an hour.

Punch and flatten, throw on a pizza sheet with some cornmeal or lots of flour so pizza doesn't stick,

Put on tomato sauce, cheese and your choice of ingredients.

A delicious remake of a fattening favorite including a yummy whole grain crust and lots of healthy toppings.

This is a healthy lowfat pizza that actually has meat!!!

Simple, fast, and yummy!

This was inspired by a classic Arabic recipe. I made my own healthy modifications.

Yield: About 3/4 pound dough enough for a 14-inch thin crust or a 12 inch thick crust.

Serve this pizza with a large salad and you are guaranteed to have a filling meal. Serving size is 2 slices per person.

We came up with this pizza idea today and it is fantastic. The only flaw is the pepperoni is full of salt. Play with it and make it your own.