no-crust pizza

No-Crust Pizza Cups, you say? Yes I do! 

Since so many people are on a  low-carb diet (myself included) I thought this would make an awesome recipe for the site. Use Canadian bacon as your “crust” and then you can enjoy any kind of pizza you like. In this instance we did “supreme” because that’s my favorite but you can mix it up or even let your family choose their own toppings. Another winner about these no-crust pizza cups? They’re way too easy to make… and eat!

how to make pizza cups with no crust

Start by greasing your cupcake pan with some non-stick spray. Next, place three slices of Canadian bacon in each cup. They won’t go in all the way, but it’s okay, as they bake, they’ll sink down into the pan. 

canadian bacon pizza crust

In a large skillet, sauté the peppers, onion and mushrooms over medium high heat until soft and just beginning to caramelize. 

cooked veggies for pizza

Add a spoonful of sauce on top of each of you no-crust pizza cups. Then add a spoonful of veggies and sprinkle on some cheese on top of each. 

no crust pizza cups

Bake in a preheated 350 degree oven until crispy and the cheese has melted, about 15 to 20 minutes. Remove from oven and let cool for about 10 minute before removing from cupcake tin. 

baked pizza cups

These no-crust pizza cups are so great because you can customize them according to your favorite pizza toppings. Try adding black olives or jalapeños! Or take things the Hawaiian route and add pineapple instead. 

pizza cups

You can also do this with pepperoni instead of Canadian bacon, if you wish. Try using large pepperoni and line the cupcake tin with several pepperoni slices. 

no crust pizza cups

These are a great make-ahead snack that you can keep in the fridge. It’s the perfect work snack or lunch or easy dinner with a salad on the side. 

no crust pizza