Reviewed: Jul. 4, 2004

I really liked this crust. I made a couple of alterations. I used whole wheat flour instead of white, left out the cheeses and used one egg. I topped the crust with the Exquisite Pizza sauce from this site, shredded spicy chicken, sauted onions and sun dried tomatoes. This was all topped with jalapeni tofu cheese. Next time I think I'll spread this a bit thinner. I drained the shredded zucchini for several hours and wrung it out well before adding other ingredients. This was a no guilt pizza.

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LindaT

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Living In: San Jose, California, USA

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Reviewed: Jun. 19, 2004

As long as you squeeze as much water out of the squash as possible, this crust cooks evenly and perfectly. You do have to be sure to cook it for as long as directions say; it does get pretty brown but that's OK! I added about 1/4 cup extra flour (by accident) but it seemed to help. And my husband said this was the best pizza crust he ever ate!

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CAJUNSGIRL

Cooking Level: Intermediate

Home Town: Geneva, New York, USA

Living In: Atlanta, Georgia, USA

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Reviewed: Mar. 28, 2004

I saw other reviewers had trouble with a soggy center -- thanks for the tip. I think I found a good trick! I let the zucchini sit in a colander, weighted down with a slightly smaller bowl and some canned veggies, in the fridge for about an hour. Then I squeezed it by hand and got rid of even more water. Used just 1 whole egg and 1 egg white, and spread the mixture pretty thin, reserving leftover for a small patty to bake. Nicely crisp, and even my very picky boyfriend loved the pizza that we made. I'll make this again, despite the extra time it takes!

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HOOLIE

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Reviewed: Sep. 15, 2003

I had the same problem as another reviewer -- the outside got nice and crispy but the middle stayed soggy. I think the key is getting as much water as possible out of the zucchini, but after making this two times, I still can't get it right. It's a shame, because the flavor is great! If anyone else has made this and has tips for how to make it bake evenly, please post them!

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Reviewed: Jun. 1, 2003

This did make a nice refreshing summer dinner. was looking for a pizza crust that didn't call for yeast. we added tomato sauce, more shredded zuccini, thin sliced yellow bell pepper, and spicy cheese. I made a half recipe since we're just 2 but I'd make the full next time. However, either it's my oven or the recipe doesn't cook evenly, as the dough was burning on the edges and soft in the middle.

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