Flourless Carrot Pizza

Who says you can't have pizza while eating healthy? This Flourless Carrot Pizza recipe is here to prove that you can enjoy your favorite comfort food without any of the guilt. We're swapping out the traditional flour-based dough for a vibrant, nutritious crust made from carrots and oats. It's a fantastic gluten-free option that's light, flavorful, and surprisingly easy to make. Perfect for a quick lunch, a light dinner, or even a savory breakfast, this pizza is a creative way to get more veggies into your diet. Let's get cooking and reinvent pizza night!

Cooking: 20 minutes
Quantity: 1 Pieces
Per serving
Calories: 407 kcal
Proteins: 34 g
Fats: 16 g
Carbohydrates: 30 g

Ingredients for Flourless Carrot Pizza

  • 150 g carrots (2 medium carrots)
  • 1 chicken egg
  • 2 tablespoons quick-cooking rolled oats
  • 4 mini mozzarella balls (about 30 g)
  • 1/4 red bell pepper
  • a few sprigs of parsley or dill
  • vegetable oil, salt, paprika

How to Make Flourless Carrot Pizza

A close-up shot of carrots being grated on a coarse box grater into a bowl.

Grating the peeled carrots on a coarse grater.

A chicken egg being cracked into a bowl of grated carrots.

Cracking a chicken egg.

Adding quick-cooking rolled oats to the bowl with grated carrots and egg.

Adding quick-cooking rolled oats.


Thoroughly wash the carrots with a brush and peel them with a vegetable peeler. Grate the peeled carrots on a coarse grater.

Season the carrots with salt to taste. Crack in a chicken egg.

Mix the carrots with the egg. Add the quick-cooking rolled oats.

A spoon mixing grated carrots, egg, and oats in a glass bowl to form the pizza base.

Mixing the ingredients well.

A heavy-bottomed skillet being heated on a stove for the carrot pizza.

Heating a heavy-bottomed skillet, 20-22 centimeters in diameter.

The carrot pizza crust being cooked in a skillet, ready to be flipped.

Cooking for 8 minutes over low heat, then flipping the base like a Spanish tortilla.


Mix the ingredients well. Let it sit for a few minutes so the oats can absorb the moisture.

Heat a heavy-bottomed skillet, 20-22 centimeters (about 8-9 inches) in diameter. Pour in a tablespoon of vegetable oil. Spoon the carrot mixture into the skillet, spreading it with a spoon and pressing it down to form a flat pancake – the base for the carrot pizza.

Cover the skillet with a lid. Cook for 8 minutes over low heat, then flip the base like a Spanish tortilla. Place a large plate of a suitable diameter over the skillet. Flip the pizza onto the plate, then slide it back into the skillet with the cooked side up.

Shredded boiled chicken in a bowl, ready to be used as a pizza topping.

Shredding the boiled chicken.

Shred the boiled chicken. Arrange the chicken pieces over the base, spreading them evenly.

Sprinkling chopped fresh herbs over the chicken on the carrot pizza crust.

Sprinkling the pizza with chopped herbs, about a tablespoon is needed.

Placing thin slices of mini mozzarella balls on the carrot pizza.

Arranging the mozzarella slices on the pizza.

Arranging strips of red bell pepper on top of the mozzarella on the carrot pizza.

Placing the pepper strips on top.


Finely chop a few sprigs of parsley or dill. Sprinkle the pizza with the chopped herbs; you’ll need about a tablespoon. You can substitute parsley with fresh green basil. Just remember to sprinkle fresh green basil on the pizza after it’s cooked.

Slice the mini mozzarella balls into thin rounds. Arrange the mozzarella slices on the pizza. Mozzarella is a diet-friendly cheese that melts easily.

Cut the flesh of the red bell pepper into long, thin strips. Place the pepper strips on top. If you like spicy food, you can replace the sweet bell pepper with chili pepper.

The finished flourless carrot pizza in the skillet, with melted cheese and fresh toppings.

Serving hot, drizzled with a diet-friendly tomato puree or ketchup.

Sprinkle the pizza with ground red and black pepper or sweet paprika. Cover with a lid and cook for about 5 more minutes, until the cheese has completely melted. Serve hot, drizzled with a diet-friendly tomato puree or ketchup.

And there you have it – a delicious and guilt-free pizza that's as good for you as it is tasty! This Flourless Carrot Pizza is a testament to how creative cooking can transform healthy ingredients into something truly special. Don't be afraid to experiment with your favorite toppings – mushrooms, olives, or different herbs would all be wonderful additions. We hope this recipe inspires you to look at vegetables in a new light and to have fun in the kitchen. Enjoy every wholesome bite!