Flat Out Pizza

Recently, another South Beach-er mentioned using Flat Out bread for pizza and I thought it was great idea. Thus, when the 5:4 challenge ingredients were tomato sauce, a legume, peppers, sausage, and parsley, I figured it was a good time to try it. My additional ingredients were the cheese and the Flat Out bread, (which is also great for wraps). I threw the bread into the oven while it preheated, just so it had a chance to get a little crispy before I put the ingredients on. Once the oven reached 350, I covered it in marinara sauce, mozzarella cheese, chopped yellow bell pepper, chopped parsley, and meatless "veggie sausage". I chose the veggie sausage just because I was kind of burnt out on turkey sausage and thought it would be nice to try something new. I was very pleasantly surprised by the outcome. The veggie sausage, which was made with soy protein and wheat gluten, was delicious, and only 60 calories a serving. I will definitely use it again. To get back to the recipe, though: once the cheese has melted, I pulled it out and then topped with bean sprouts. That's it!

4 Comments:
here's a sprouts story: we were never allowed them here because they were contaminated by whatever, and so on. so they were a really big treat to us.
this looks flat out fabulous. get it?
"this looks flat out fabulous"...ha ha Laurie is so funny! But she is right. You know I was thinking about a pizza but not having bread yet I decided to go with the brunch instead...
i like it cause the flat out bread makes it soooooo easy. i've made this for dinner like 3 nights this week and it takes no time at all. i think flat out bread might become a staple for me, since it's so versatile. And the meatless sausage takes no time to cook, literally.
Sprouts were a big treat for me as a kid too- we grew our own at home and I used to sneak some every day when I got home from school!
There is something so great about flat-out pizzas, huh? they are fast, easy, cheap, and I personally LOVE the crispy crust!
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