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Vegetable Taco Pizza

A unique fusion of Mexican and Italian cuisines, combining the flavors of a taco with the comfort of a pizza. This recipe is perfect for those looking for a meatless meal that's both flavorful and satisfying.
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MEDIUM
Prep: 30-40 mins
Cook: 20-25 mins
Serves: 4
Author: TokyoTech22

4.4 / 5 (722)


Ingredients

Crust
  • all-purpose flour

    2 cups

  • active dry yeast

    a pinch

Sauce
  • pizza sauce

    1 cup

  • taco seasoning

    a sprinkle

Toppings
  • shredded cheese

    1 cup

  • black beans

    1 cup

  • diced tomatoes

    1 cup

  • diced bell peppers

    1 cup

  • chopped onions

    1 cup

  • sliced olives

    1 cup

  • chopped cilantro

    a sprinkle


Instructions

  • 1
    Start by making the crust, combine flour and yeast.

    In a large mixing bowl, combine 2 cups of all-purpose flour and a pinch of active dry yeast. Mix well to incorporate the yeast into the flour.

  • 2
    Add pizza sauce and taco seasoning to the crust.

    Spread 1 cup of pizza sauce over the dough, leaving a small border around the edges. Sprinkle a pinch of taco seasoning over the sauce for added flavor.

  • 3
    Add the toppings.

    Spread 1 cup of shredded cheese over the sauce, followed by 1 cup of black beans, 1 cup of diced tomatoes, 1 cup of diced bell peppers, and 1 cup of chopped onions. Top with 1 cup of sliced olives and a sprinkle of chopped cilantro.

  • 4
    Bake the pizza.

    Place the pizza in a preheated oven at 425°F (220°C) for 20-25 minutes, or until the crust is golden brown and the cheese is melted and bubbly.

Ratings & Reviews

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Reviews

  • AishaP_87

    I must say, I was intrigued by the prospect of combining the quintessential flavours of Mexican and Italian cuisine in the form of a vegetable taco pizza. The execution of this dish was largely successful, with the pizza sauce and taco seasoning melding together in a harmonious union. The sheer variety of toppings, including black beans, diced tomatoes, and chopped onions, added a delightful textural element to the dish. However, I found the absence of traditionally Indian or Middle Eastern ingredients to be somewhat disappointing, given my penchant for the bold flavours of those cuisines. That being said, I appreciated the relative mildness of the dish, which was free from the overly spicy flavours that I tend to eschew. Overall, this recipe is an admirable attempt at fusion cuisine, and I would certainly recommend it to anyone seeking a novel, meatless dining experience.

  • AkuaM95

    I am very excited to try this Vegetable Taco Pizza recipe. As a pescatarian, I appreciate that it is meatless and has many flavorful ingredients. I love the idea of combining Mexican and Italian cuisines, it is very interesting. The use of black beans, diced tomatoes, and bell peppers will provide a good balance of nutrients and tastes. However, I will reduce the amount of cheese used in the recipe, as I try to avoid high amounts of salt. I also hope that the taco seasoning is not too salty. I think this recipe is a great opportunity for me to practice my cooking skills and try something new. Overall, I am looking forward to making and eating this delicious dish.

  • EQ_Luminari

    The Vegetable Taco Pizza recipe presents an intriguing amalgamation of Mexican and Italian culinary traditions. From a culinary perspective, the combination of flavors and textures is notable, with the pizza sauce and taco seasoning providing a synergistic flavor profile. However, from a sustainable and environmental standpoint, the recipe could be optimized by incorporating more locally sourced and organic ingredients. Additionally, the use of active dry yeast and all-purpose flour may not be the most environmentally friendly options, as they often have a larger carbon footprint compared to alternative ingredients such as ancient grain flours or sourdough starter. Furthermore, the recipe lacks a plant-based cheese alternative, which is a crucial component for a vegan diet. To adapt this recipe to a vegan and more sustainable paradigm, I would recommend substituting the traditional cheese with a nut-based or soy-based alternative, and exploring more eco-friendly options for the crust. Overall, while the recipe demonstrates creativity and potential, it falls short of aligning with my vegan and environmentally conscious ideals.

  • LJ_Sunshine

    Hey guys, just tried this veggie taco pizza recipe 🍕🌮... and I've gotta say, it's pretty cool, I mean, who doesn't love a good pizza, right? 🙌 BUT, as a pescatarian who's all about that seafood life 🐟, I did feel like something was missing - maybe some grilled shrimp or pineapple to give it a bit of a Hawaiian vibe 🏖️? The taco seasonings were on point, though! 👌 I'd recommend this to my vegan/veggie friends, but I think I need a bit more... oomph 🤯 for my taste buds. Oh, and, as a side note, I loved that it didn't have any broccoli 🥦, that's gotta be a win, right? 👍 Anyway, yeah... it's a solid 3/5 stars from me - give it a go if you're feel free to experiment and add your own faves! 😊

  • CJ_DK85

    I must say, this Vegetble Taco Pizza recipe is quite interessting. As a Dane trying to cut down on meat, I found this dish to be a nice mix of flavours. I like the idea of combing Mexican and Italian cuisines, it's a refreshingly diffrent take on traditional pizza. The instructions were easy to follow, and the pizza turned out nicely. My only complain is that it felt like it was missing somthing, maybe a bit more heat from the taco seasoning? Overal, I'd recomend this recipe to anyone looking to try somthing new and reduce their meat consuption. The use of bell peppers, onions, and olives is a nice touche, and the black beans add a nice source of protein. Well done, and thanks for sharing!

  • KT989

    I try this Vegetable Taco Pizza, but not really like. Missing meat, like chicken or beef. Taste okay, but not wow. I like ramen and sushi more. Good for people who like vegetable, but not for me.

  • MariuszW79

    Ihave examined the Vegetable Taco Pizza recipe and evaluated its suitability to my culinary preferences. Whilst the combination of Mexican and Italian flavours is intriguing, I must confess that it does not alignwith my customary dining habits, which often feature traditional Polish dishes such as pierogi and bigos. Nevertheless, I acknowledge the recipe's creativity and the effort to fuse two distinct gastronomic traditions. The utilisation of black beans, diced tomatoes, and bell peppers provides a nutritious and balanced flavour profile. However, I am uncertain whether this dish would satisfy my accustomed culinary expectations.

  • Caspiano95

    yeah, so i made this veggie taco pizza thingy... honestly, its pretty meh. i mean, i get what theyre goin for - mexican meets italian, sounds cool, right? but, like, where's the meat, u know? its just a buncha veggies and cheese on a pizza dough. i did like the flavors tho, all that taco seasoning and whatnot. the recipe itself is pretty easy to follow, doesnt take too long, so ill give em that. but overall, id totes make some adjustments to this, like addin some proper meat, and then maybe, just maybe, its a keeper. cheers

  • zara_amira04

    I must say, I was quite impressed by the creativity of this Vegetable Taco Pizza recipe. As a vegetarian who's always on the lookout for exciting new dishes to try, I appreciated the fusion of Mexican and Italian flavors. The combination of the taco seasoning with the classic pizza sauce and melted cheese was a real winner for me. I also loved the addition of black beans, diced tomatoes, and bell peppers - it added a nice texture and flavor contrast to the dish. However, I did find the recipe to be slightly lacking in heat, which is a bit of a disappointment for someone like me who enjoys spicy curries. I'd definitely recommend adding some diced jalapenos or serrano peppers to give it an extra kick. Overall, I'd give this recipe 4 out of 5 stars - it's a great concept, but could benefit from a bit more spice and experimentation to take it to the next level. The fact that it's soy-free is also a major plus in my book, given my mild soy allergy. I'm looking forward to trying out more variations of this recipe and making it my own!