Pita pizza is a fast easy way to make a healthier version of pizza, where anything goes for toppings.
As a lazy busy student living alone, I love simple recipes (you might have noticed that already).
As a person with taste buds, I love pizza. This recipe combines both!
Pita Pizza Recipe
Pita pizza is a fast easy way to make a healthier version of pizza, where anything goes for toppings.
Prep Time10 mins
Cook Time15 mins
Total Time25 mins
Servings: 6 pizzas
Ingredients
Base
- 3 whole wheat pitas
- 70 g tomato paste
- Shredded cheese – or a cheese substitute
- Pizza seasoning: Oregano, basil, marjoram
Topping
- 1 green bell pepper
- 6 champignon
- 2 chicken sausages
- Cold cuts
Instructions
- Cut pitas in halves
- Spread tomato paste on the (previous) inside of the pita
- Mix and match your toppings.Because there’s so many pizza’s, you have a great chance to experiment with different combinations to find your favorite!
- Add spices and cheese
- Place in heated oven for 10-15 min at 200 C / 400 F until the cheese is golden and the crust looks crispy
Enjoy! ♡
Time for a pizza party!
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Looks delicious!! Another idea is making cauliflower crust! Lower calories, which means you can eat so much more!
Yes, I’ve always wanted to try that! I’d love get a food processor some day 😀
Great idea. I’ll have to try these.
Thanks Tom, enjoy 🙂
These look great!! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Jen!
They look delicious! I love making these because they are so tasty but so easy to make!
Thanks Jess! Me too 😀
These look so good! When I am lazy or lack time I use lavash for pizza base. I will be sure to try someday with pita 🙂
-Leta | The Nerdy Me
Thanks Leta! Me too… I love cooking, but it just takes so much time to do everyday (and I can be quite lazy…) haha 🙂
So simple – I do a similar recipe using tortillas for tea when I’m home alone and love them … Well so long as I don’t burn them that is!
Emma | HarmonyBlaze.co.uk