Healthy pizza dough
This 2 ingredient pizza dough is super easy to make, lower cal and lower carb, clean ingredients, and so yummy!!
⚡️Step 1: add one cup plain Greek yogurt and one cup self rising flower to a bowl and mix
⚡️ Step 2: clean your counter with lemon and water, dry, and put flour on the counter to prevent sticking.
⚡️Step 3: roll out your pizza dough on the counter into a circle or square.
⚡️Step 4: add your toppings. I used Trader Joe’s organic vodka sauce, shredded mozzarella, and ground turkey for extra protein!
⚡️Step 5: put in the oven for 20 mins at 385!
⚡️Step 6: enjoy 🍕
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Making a healthier pizza option at home has never been easier with this 2-ingredient pizza dough. This quick recipe utilizes the wonderful benefits of Greek yogurt, which not only reduces calorie content but also adds a creamy texture and protein to your dough. The self-rising flour works its magic to give you that perfect rise without the need for additional yeast. To elevate your pizza experience, consider using a variety of healthy toppings. Fresh vegetables like bell peppers, mushrooms, and spinach add not only flavor but nutrients as well. For those craving a little protein, options like grilled chicken or turkey work great. If you’re looking for something plant-based, try using chickpeas or lentils. Furthermore, opting for organic sauces, such as marinara or pesto, can provide natural flavor without artificial additives. While this dough is simple, there are a few handy tips to ensure the best results. Rolling your dough to the right thickness ensures a crispy crust. Don't forget to preheat your oven to 385°F (approximately 196°C) for that ideal cooking environment. Enjoy customizing your pizza with your favorite toppings and indulge guilt-free! Whether for a family dinner or a casual get-together, this healthy pizza dough will surely impress everyone at the table.


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