Personal Naan Pizzas

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Everyone who loves pizza say “I”. I’m sure you just did. Come on, who could ever argue with pizza? All of that cheesy, saucy, topping-loaded goodness is just perfection!
But we really need to keep our eyes peeled for any of the bad stuff that is lurking in store-bought pizza. Since not all pizza is created equal, some out there are practically nightmares when trying to eat clean.
However, we can still have the pleasure it gives us without all those additives. All you have to do is cook it yourself, and it’s not complicated at all! And believe it or not, your family will have a great time making and building them together.
A great way to make homemade pizza is with naan. If you’re wondering what naan is, it’s practically a flat bread. They’re great by themselves, but I found out that they make an amazing pizza crust.
My favorite recipe is from an amazing lady named Ashley at My Heart Beets. She has such an easy recipe that anyone can do it! Here is a link to her simply amazing, three-ingredient naan.
So without further ado, here’s my recipe for these incredible naan pizzas.

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Naan Pizzas
Ingredients
  1. 1 Naan flatbread
  2. 1/2 c pizza sauce
  3. 1/4 c grated mozzarella cheese
  4. toppings and seasoning of choice
Instructions
  1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Place naan on a baking pan lined with parchment paper.
  2. Top with sauce, cheese and toppings on naan.
  3. Place on middle rack of oven and bake for 10-15 minutes or until your naan is golden brown.
  4. Cut into slices and serve immediately

My favorite part of making these pizzas is the time I spend making it with my family. And knowing that all of these healthy and awesome ingredients are doing my body good. Try this simple recipe and tell me how you and your family liked it!
Happy eating!

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