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A pizza replacement with none of the guilt, and one that’s loaded with nutrition.
A surprisingly delicious way to get liver into the diet
The Paleo Pizza
If you have been craving pizza, while staying doggedly on an evolutionarily compatible diet, this is your chance to sooth both voices. This carnivore meatza recipe is not only delicious, it comes powered with organ meats. As far as total nutrition goes, liver is a nutrient-dense extra. It’s incredibly dense in an array of critical vitamins and minerals, bringing it all together into a highly bioavailable delicacy.
Except that for some, it’s not quite gourmet on the taste buds. So if you like the idea of total nutrition, but loathe the idea of liver, then this recipe masks the flavour almost entirely. Not to mention the fact that each of the accompanying ingredients are superfoods in their own right.
The Meatza Bundle
Beef Mince
Beef Liver
Eggs
Mozzarella
Chorizo
Bacon
The best bit? You won’t eat this and end up pining after real pizza, because there won’t be any room left over. This recipe is incredibly filling, the ingredients actively energise you, fight against fat gain, and don’t weigh on your conscience as you lie in bed a few hours later. Do yourself a favour. Cut out the pizza, and bring in the meatza.
The Guilt-Free Recipe
Carnivore Meatza Pizza
Equipment
- Mixing Bowl
- Blender
- Pizza tray
- Oven
- Cast Iron Pan
Ingredients
- 450 g 15% Beef Mince
- 225 g Beef Liver
- 3 large Eggs
- 50 g Bacon
- 50 g Mozzarrella
- 30 g Chorizo
- 1 tsp Garlic Powder Optional
- 1 tsp Chilli Optional
- 1 tsp Salt
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 175°.
- Place the beef liver in the blender, and mix until you get a smooth consistency.
- In a bowl, mix the beef, liver, eggs, and seasoning, before flattening the mixture at the bottom of the pizza tray.
- Bake for 15 minutes, while giving the bacon a quick fry. Then remove the dish and add the bacon, mozzarrella and chorizo.
- Bake for an additional 5-10 minutes, before serving.
Notes
Macros Per ServingProtein – 50g Fat – 33g Carbs – 4g
I have been assembling a bit of a collection of my favourite carnivore recipes, and you can check some of them out below.
In any case, I hope you don’t see this as some niche designed to get you cosplaying in loincloths and hunting elk in the wilderness with makeshift spears. This is just a very practical way of revitalising a metabolism that’s buckling under the weight of inflammatory foods. The apex diet is, at its heart, a two-step solution.
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