If you’re looking for a way to enjoy pizza night while hitting your protein goals, this Ground Chicken Crust is about to become your new best friend. Gone are the days of soggy cauliflower crusts—this base is sturdy, savory, and packs over 100g of protein in the crust alone.
In Viky’s Kitchen, I’m all about finding "hacks" that make healthy eating taste like a cheat meal. This pizza base uses simple ingredients like ground chicken, white cheddar, and eggs to create a crust that you can actually hold in your hand.
Most gluten-free or low-carb pizzas rely on heavy flours or vegetables that release too much water. By using ground chicken, you’re creating a savory, "meaty" canvas that pairs perfectly with traditional pizza toppings. It’s essentially a giant, thin, crispy chicken nugget topped with your favorite flavors. What’s not to love?
The secret to a great chicken pizza is the pre-bake. You cannot put your toppings on raw chicken!
While you can go classic pepperoni, I love the zing of red onions paired with a homemade BBQ drizzle. The sweetness of the sauce cuts through the savory chicken crust perfectly.
The Crust:
The Toppings:
This entire crust contains approximately 100g of protein. Depending on how you slice it, you're getting a massive protein hit in every single bite. It’s "Low Value Content" proof because it provides a functional, healthy solution to a common craving!
This crust is incredibly versatile. If you want to use it for a "White Pizza," swap the red sauce for garlic herb butter and top with ricotta and spinach!
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This zero-flour, ground chicken pizza crust is a high-protein game changer that’s sturdy enough to hold all your favorite toppings without the carbs.
Prep: Preheat your oven to 450°F. Line a large baking sheet with parchment paper.
Mix: In a medium bowl, combine the ground chicken, 1/2 cup white cheddar, eggs, garlic, Italian seasoning, and salt. Mix until everything is well combined.
Shape: Place the chicken mixture onto the parchment paper. Spread it out thin into your desired shape, making sure it's relatively thin.Â
The Final Crisp: Bake for an additional 8–10 minutes until the cheese is bubbly and the onions are slightly charred. I usually bake it for 8 minutes and then broil on high for 2 minutes.Â
Finish: Remove from the oven, let it sit for 3–5 minutes, slice it up and enjoy!!!
This crust is incredibly versatile. If you want to use it for a "White Pizza," swap the red sauce for garlic herb butter and top with ricotta and spinach!
Pro-Note: If you want to lower the calories slightly, you can use Ground Turkey (99% lean) or Liquid Egg Whites.