Sweet Potato Pizza Dough 2 Ingredient Pizza Crust

Gluten-Free Sweet Potato Pizza Dough

Do you also love pizza? Well, I not only love pizza, I adore pizza, it’s most likely my favorite dish. Seriously, pizza is amazing, it’s so versatile as you can add your favorite toppings and add as many as you want. It’s like eating a huge bread with veggies, so it’s basically a good and healthy thing, right? Yes, it is, especially when the pizza crust was made with healthy ingredients too. Let me present you this 2-ingredient sweet potato pizza dough. I have made numerous homemade pizza crusts before, always trying out gluten-free options. I used quinoa flour, chickpea flour, rice flour, added potatoes, etc. Some of them turned out delicious but I was not 100% satisfied. So I kept creating recipes and one day I tried out just two ingredients: Boiled white sweet potatoes mixed with tapioca flour/starch. But instead of baking it in the oven, I just put it in a pan/skillet and cook on low-medium heat from both sides. And bam, there it was, my favorite gluten-free two ingredient pizza crust recipe. I was so excited to tell my boyfriend about it, as he loves pizza too.

This two-ingredient sweet potato pizza dough recipe is…

Crispy Light Vegan Dairy-free Egg-free Paleo friendly Gluten-free Yeast free Healthy Easy to make

…and the best part is that you need only two ingredients: White (Japanese) sweet potatoes and tapioca flour (which actually is a starch). You can also use potato starch instead of tapioca flour or a mix of both. Why white sweet potatoes and not orange ones? Because the white Japanese sweet potatoes are more starchy than the orange ones. I have yet to try making this recipe with orange sweet potatoes. Normally I cannot buy them here so I used only white ones so far. I tried out the recipe with pumpkin once and it didn’t turn out that great, to be honest. It was kinda sticky like chewing gum and not crispy at all. So if you can find white Japanese sweet potatoes where you live, definitely give this recipe a try.

Toppings

For the toppings, I used a homemade tomato sauce and each pizza slice had a different veggie. I love mushrooms, so of course, I had to add them. Also, orange and red peppers are my favorite toppings on a pizza. Corn is always a great idea and I also like cooked broccoli and some leaves of fresh arugula with the addition of sesame seeds. Did I tell you this pizza healthy?! YES! Feel free to comment below, tag me in your Instagram or Facebook post with @elavegan and #elavegan when you make this sweet potato pizza dough as I love to see your recreations. Definitely also check out my other gluten-free pizza crust recipe.