fuck yeah vegan pizza

reblogged from anarchokitten:

Vegan deep dish I made from scratch, Lou Malnati’s style! I topped it with spinach, mushrooms, garlic basil pesto, artichoke hearts, tofu ricotta, thick tomato sauce and crushed almonds for parmesan. The crust was aaaaalmost spot on to Lou’s and it didn’t collapse under the weight of toppings! The only thing that could’ve made it better would’ve been friends to share it with ):

Gluten free, vegan pizza in preparation/procrastination for final exams!
Crispy cornmeal crust, topped with sliced tomatoes, artichokes, slivers of onion, zucchini, corn, black beans, roasted garlic, various ground herbs, sea salt, and (of course), daiya mozzarella. Drizzled with balsamic vinegar and evoo. So good.

Gluten free, vegan pizza in preparation/procrastination for final exams!

Crispy cornmeal crust, topped with sliced tomatoes, artichokes, slivers of onion, zucchini, corn, black beans, roasted garlic, various ground herbs, sea salt, and (of course), daiya mozzarella. Drizzled with balsamic vinegar and evoo. So good.

(Source: gettheskinnyonmyvegan)

reblogged from eurenicole:

Pizza with Artichoke Hearts, Sun-Dried Tomatoes, Basil, and Balsamic 
Just found out I can buy frozen vegan pizza dough at my nearest grocery store in the bakery section near the cakes. Whoa. So I bought two, let one defrost that day while we were at work, and that night I stretched it out with a roller, added oil over the crust before adding the sauce so it doesn’t all soak up into the crust as it bakes, and then I added the toppings! Don’t add the balsamic until the end when it comes out of the oven. Fresh and delish.

reblogged from eurenicole:

Pizza with Artichoke Hearts, Sun-Dried Tomatoes, Basil, and Balsamic 

Just found out I can buy frozen vegan pizza dough at my nearest grocery store in the bakery section near the cakes. Whoa. So I bought two, let one defrost that day while we were at work, and that night I stretched it out with a roller, added oil over the crust before adding the sauce so it doesn’t all soak up into the crust as it bakes, and then I added the toppings! Don’t add the balsamic until the end when it comes out of the oven. Fresh and delish.

reblogged from diagonalleyvegan:

February 27, 2012

Told you there was more! I made calzones with heirloom tomato, red bell pepper, pepperoncini, black olives, artichoke hearts, Field Roast Italian sausage, and Daiya. I wasn’t convinced that either of my pizza dough recipes would make a good calzone, so I used this recipe for the dough. Success! And I have leftovers!

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