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I've tried it and although the taste was good, the texture is NOT like regular crust. I could not pick it up like a piece of pizza. I did dry it very well as the instructions say. I could try it again and maybe I am doing something wrong? Maybe if I can use a salad spinner to dry the cauliflower? Also the sauce and cheese will affect the moisture content of the crust as well.
I think the mistake that comes into these alternative recipes is that people want it to taste very close if not the same as the original. It won't happen.
Instead I view these recipes as a twist to the original. And addition to the original, not replacing the original. So in this recipe, I am looking for something to hold up the sauce/cheese/toppings and tastes good. I am not looking for a doughy, yeasty chewy delicious slice of pizza.
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