Cauliflower crust pizza

Yes you read right – I made a pizza with an unconventional main crust ingredient – cauliflower. I wanted to try this recipe as gluten free pizza crusts are so expensive to buy and they are often loaded with sugar. I also love a challenge and to try new and different things.I never thought I would have this problem but I actually don’t have a microwave – the recipe I used for this crust has an alternative though, to steam the cauliflower. However I don’t have a steamer either (or anything that I can use as a steamer as my colander is plastic). Still desperately wanting to make this pizza I decided to use raw cauliflower. And guess what – it worked! So the crust stayed together and looked good, and the pizza tasted awesome!I would love to say that I was clever enough to come up with this recipe by myself but I actually got it from Recipe Girl.My cauliflower crust pizzaIngredientsMethodThe cooked cauliflower crustWhat unconventional meal have you recently cooked?

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