We have tried Almond Flour Pizza Crust and Coconut Flour Pizza Crust but we have yet to try a MEATZA. Most Meatza recipes I found online and on Pinterest (I told you I am on there, still looking more than pinning!) use ground beef. I saw a picture of Chicken Parmesan and thought “hmmm, that would make a good meatza!”
So there you have it!!! Chicken Parmesan gave me the inspiration!
This was by far the best NON-Flour pizza crust to date! I do have another crust recipe I am trying this week but until try this!!!

Ingredients
3 chicken breasts
6 cloves garlic (shredded or pressed)
5 eggs
2 tbsp Italian seasoning
1 can organic pizza sauce or homemade
(check label to made sure it has no added sugar)
Cheese (optional)
4 tbsp coconut oil
Boil chicken breasts for 12-15 minutes or until cooked through. Combine eggs with 4 cloves of garlic and Italian seasoning. When chicken is done, blend it up in food processor or blender (you’ll want to blend them 2 at a time so they shred thoroughly, then put them into a mixing bowl).
Add egg mixture to chicken and form it into a dough.
This recipe made 1 LARGE pizza, so grab 1 baking sheet and 1 piece of parchment paper to line the pan. You can make two smaller pizza if you want. Just separate dough equally and roll out to desired size.
Bake for 12-15 minutes in a 425 degree oven.
While the crust is baking, melt down the coconut oil in a saucepan and add 2 large cloves of shredded garlic. When crusts are finished, take them out of the oven and let them cool for a few minutes. Coat the crust with a this layer of the coconut oil mixture.
Now it’s time for toppings! You can get as creative as you want. This time I used zucchini, broccoli and pine nuts*.
Bake again for 15 minutes or until cheese is melted/toppings are cooked.
*Did you know that Pine nut when toasted taste similar to cheese. This can allow to you use little to no cheese.
ENJOY!!!
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I have yet to try a meatza, but this one sure has me tempted! I love that idea of turning chicken Parmesan into a pizza.
This is so creative – if my son could have eggs I would definitely try it. Thanks for sharing at Healthy 2Day Wednesday; come back tomorrow and see if you were featured!
Maybe next time I will make a separate mini pizza and try using a Flax egg. Do you do flax eggs as an alternative?
I think this looks great! We’re working on grain free so this is a great possibility. Thanks!
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Made this for dinner last night, it was amazing. I did cheat and used low fat Mozzerella tho. Still tasty and satisfying.
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AMAZING Meatza Recipie, stand by for my post on how I made it!