Much thanks to Barbara Swell for the original recipe behind this. Seriously, buy all of her books, especially the ones about pie.
This one takes a bit of work, but it's fun, and it's worth it. This is a way to make pizza slightly more healthy (although you can still load it with cheese--I won't judge). The crust can be made in advance and frozen, and prepared pies also reheat very well (way better than traditional pizza crust, believe it or not). This is not a replacement for traditional pizza crust, but, honestly, it scratches the same itch.
This is good with dollops of ricotta, arugula, roasted red peppers, tomatoes... whatever! (Note, if doing greens like arugula, add them fresh at the end!)
1 whole cauliflower Medium to large size
Cheese cloth You may be able to get away with using a fine mesh colander and a spatula, but it is easier to squeeze water out using cheese cloth
2 eggs
1 cup shredded mozzarella
2 tbsp coconut flour
Around 1 tsp salt Amount depends on size of cauliflower
Around 1 tsp pepper Amount depends on size of cauliflower
Herbs Dry or fresh
Pizza toppings, additional cheese, etc.
Around 6
Prep: 10-20 minutes
Bake: 20-40 minutes
Prep: ? minutes Unless you're doing something elaborate, toppings should be able to be prepped while the crust is baking
Bake: 5-10 minutes
40-80 minutes