These low carb savory mini muffins are chock full of pepperoni and mozzarella and very kid-friendly. Dip them in sugar-free marinara sauce for a real pizza flavor.
So friends, what have I got for you today? Well, I’ve got these adorable little savoury muffins, for one thing. For another, I find I’ve got very little to say. Which, depending on your viewpoint, could be a good thing or a bad thing. If you come here for the chit chat, the funny anecdotes or to escape for a moment from your own life, I am afraid I am going to disappoint today. I can’t seem to get my mind moving in that regard. And as much as this blog is about expressing my own creativity, it also provides a service. A recipe service. If I held off on posting a recipe just because my mind was blank and I couldn’t get the creative juices flowing, I am quite sure there would be absolute mutiny. You want your 3 or 4 healthy low carb recipes a week, come hell or high water! And I have recipes aplenty, I just have nothing to say about them at the moment.
A blogger friend recently joked that sometimes he just wanted to write something like: This is yummy! Go to your kitchen and make it! That’s how I feel right about now. I am home from a week’s vacation and it’s always hard to get back into the swing of things. Plus the mountains of laundry staring me in the face don’t make it any easier. So I am going to cut this one short, spare you the blathering on about how I have nothing to say and just say this:
These little mini muffins are yummy! Go to your kitchen and make them! Your kids will thank you!
‘Nuff said.
Please see my Mini Pizza Muffin recipe on A Sweet Life Diabetes Magazine.
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Jenelle says
Oh bummer! I’m glad I didn’t try it. Thanks for getting back to me 🙂
Michelle L. says
Is there any substitute for the whey protein?
Carolyn says
Egg white protein.
Jenelle says
What are your thoughts on replacing with collagen protein as a substitute?
Carolyn says
It doesn’t work. I’ve tried it in recipes and it makes them gummy and hard to cook through.
Marcy says
You may have had nothing to blog chit chat about, but your last few lines made me LOL!!! I saw this on Facebook and can’t wait to make these! Thank you!!
Annette Mahoney says
Carolyn Link is not working
Lisa says
When I click on the recipe, nothing happens. I’m taken to another site and then nothing. I NEED this recipe. LOL
Carolyn says
For me, it takes me right to the recipe here: http://asweetlife.org/recipes/mini-pizza-muffins-low-carb-gluten-free/
Amanda says
Um… so you mean I shouldn’t be writing, “this is yummy! Go make it!” ? Ha!
Looks great girl!
Brenda says
These little breads are awesome! They are good hot or cold, by themselves or with soup, chili, cheese & pickles…… and they freeze really well. They also held up well and have great texture and look just like your picture! I’ve started putting a few in my purse when I eat out – that way I don’t feel left out when my friends and family are eating the restaurant’s inferior breads. They are now competing with Orange Cranberry Drop Scones for my favorite Dreamy recipe. Thank you!
Carolyn says
Glad you like them!
Cecelia says
Can these be frozen>
Carolyn says
Sure!
Mel says
Made these last night. They were good, but didn’t hold together well. I omitted the whey protein so that might have had something to do with it. Tasty though and very easy to make.
Carolyn says
Many people think I use whey to up the protein content but that’s not true. Gluten is a protein, and in its absence, additional powdered protein can really help things rise and hold together.
Mel says
Good to know. Once I get my hands on some whey protein I’ll definitely be making these again.
Rikke says
Hi!
I just had to try these.. and they are okay – but whenever I try to make something savory with almond flour it ends up tasting a bit like marcipan! Should I try another brand of fat reduced almond flour? (There aren’t many to choose from here in Denmark) Or is it just the way it is with almond flour?
Carolyn says
I remember someone else from Northern Europe saying that almond flour there is a very different thing, that it’s not just ground almonds but is more like almond paste. In the US, almond flour truly is just ground almonds, although it can vary in terms of how finely ground it is. You might actually be better off buying some blanched almonds and trying to grind them yourself. They won’t get as fine, but they should taste a bit better.
Rikke says
Thanks! I found a different type of almond flour and will try again.
Joshua Hampton says
If only I could reach through my computer monitor, I’d grab those muffins and stuff my face with them. I get what you mean about not having much to say. Some days are just like that, and it’s just okay.
Holli says
The pizza muffins look very yummy. I want to eat them right now! I am sure we would definitely forgive you if you didn’t come up with the maximum amount of recipes, after all you do it because you love it and you have a gift to do it. It’s comforting when you share your, our common life imperfections.
Kate Koger says
Get in my belly – NOW!!!!! These are so going on my list of must makes for the kids pack up lunches when they start back at school in a week and a halfs time!! Yay!! Thanks Carolyn!! xx
Rachel says
Oh..mountains of laundry. Don’t get me started.