I made this last night and I piled on the vegetables and turned it more into a veggie casserole than pizza. It turned out great. I substituted cojita cheese for the parm in the crust and made the pizza sauce to my liking. It's a great basic recipe to tweak to your own tastes and use up summer veggies.
http://www.instructables.com/id/Low-carb-high-protein-pizza-with-homemade-sauce/?ALLSTEPS
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Grace I'm very interested in the basic crust in this one. Did it get a crispy bottom? I like my pizza crispy is why I ask because like you I would pile on the veggies, but would still enjoy eating it out of hand like a pizza.
Hi Catherine, I would say if you put on the appropriate amount of veggies for a pizza you would have a crisp crust. I put on at least 2 inches of vegetables over everything, my crust was firm but will all the toppings you had to put it in a dish to eat it.
Thanks for the additional info, Grace - I wondered if your cojita cheese instead of the parm made a difference in moisture/crispness. I've been making crackers with just seeds and parm cheese and it makes a bit of difference if the cheese is fresh vs. much drier :-)
I also used queso oaxaca instead of the mozarella. Yes, my version had a higher moisture and fat content so that would make a big difference. But it was very tasty.
Nice, Grace - I love making recipes my own and obviously you do too :-)