Well just as I was finishing up a comment on Stephan's latest entry (the whole "acid-base balance" thing) -- ironically enough about not being so obsessed with food -- I decided to go check out Debs' fabulous food blog, as it had been a while (I'm gonna have to put that in my Other Resources roll).
Holy Brassicaceae, Batman; it's Cauliflower-Crust Pizza!
I think I know what's for dinner, tonight. And what was I saying about obsession? Seriously, I love love love pizza. It hates hates hates me. In a big way. We're talking nuclear heartburn, virtually every time. Of course, it doesn't ever help that because I love it so much, I tend to hugely pig on it when I eat it -- or used to, anyway. I've probably had a total of less than a dozen slices in the last year, a slice or two at a time, at various events. That didn't seem to bother me as much. In the old days, a dozen slices was an average pizza night. Here's Debs' creation, but you'll have to head over there to get the recipe.
I'll let you know how it goes. This sounds very promising, as I've gotten to where I can do a stove-top started, oven-baked finished frittata in such a way that the cold leftovers from the fridge resemble left-over pizza (which I also love).
By the way? It's not the fat in the pizza that gives me the heartburn (for those as yet unaware). It's the high carb, wheat, and gluten.

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Thanks for linking it! It was seriously delicious. I've got to give credit, though, as I do in my post to Jamie at Low Carb Examiner for the original crust recipe:
http://www.examiner.com/x-355-Low-Carb-Examiner~y2008m6d4-Cauliflower-Pizza-Crust-Worth-its-Wow-in-Gold
I'd used cauliflower before in all sorts of substitutions, but never thought to make any kind of dough out of it.
Debs
I'm been mulling over how some celery root mixed in might work out. I should probably do the original, first, and then start messing with it, as I inevitably do.
Thanks, Richard, for linking to the pizza! I whipped up a cauliflower crust for dinner last night & Kyle & I enjoyed it. The crust was much lighter & moister than a real pizza crust, contributing to a sort of pizza quiche – a great dinner with a salad!
I miss your political posts, but I'm enjoying the inspiration you're providing these days!
I did one too last night. I was stuffed at 1 1/2 pieces. I'll blog the pics later.