1. Mix all ingredients until smooth; spread in pan. Add meat, and bake for 25 minutes. I chose to ignore the meat directions--why would I put the meat on before the sauce? Well, perhaps the meat would serve to hold down the crust; when I opened the oven to check on the crust 15 minutes into the baking time, this is what I saw:

2. When I took the crust out after the full 25 minutes, it looked like this:

3. After I beat on it with a spatula, it looked a little more normal:

4. Add the sauce . . .

5. And cheese. And in my case, meat:

6. And here's the final product. It looks like a normal pizza!

The crust was surprisingly good . . . until the next day. I usually love day-old pizza, but not this stuff. The crust took on a funky texture and flavor. So, beware of Crazy Crust Pizza . . . or at least follow the recipe :-)
Mama mia! That's-a a Crazy Pizza-a!
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ReplyDeletethat reminds me i have leftover pizza in my fridge!
I hope that's not the pizza I left . ..
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