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		<title>By: rinabeana</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[THIS WAS FABULOUS! My sister grows zucchini, so the whole family has a constant supply in the summer. I decided to give this recipe a whirl, though I was a bit skeptical about the water content in the zucchini being a problem. I squeezed as liquid out as I possibly could. Since zucchini can range in size dramatically, I eyeballed how much I wanted to use. I think 4-6 cups grated (prior to squeezing) is about the right amount for one egg. I also added some nutritional yeast for a little cheesy boost. It worked great! After baking on my pizza stone for 20 minutes, the edges were browned and the crust was pretty set. I slathered with homemade pizza sauce, shredded cheese, and turkey pepperoni and put it back in the oven for about 8 minutes. I had to slide the whole parchment paper with the pizza onto my cutting board since it wouldn&#039;t slide off intact, but I was able to slice and serve without too much difficulty. My boyfriend and I really enjoyed the flavor! Great pizza taste with a fraction of the calories! Thanks so much for sharing!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>THIS WAS FABULOUS! My sister grows zucchini, so the whole family has a constant supply in the summer. I decided to give this recipe a whirl, though I was a bit skeptical about the water content in the zucchini being a problem. I squeezed as liquid out as I possibly could. Since zucchini can range in size dramatically, I eyeballed how much I wanted to use. I think 4-6 cups grated (prior to squeezing) is about the right amount for one egg. I also added some nutritional yeast for a little cheesy boost. It worked great! After baking on my pizza stone for 20 minutes, the edges were browned and the crust was pretty set. I slathered with homemade pizza sauce, shredded cheese, and turkey pepperoni and put it back in the oven for about 8 minutes. I had to slide the whole parchment paper with the pizza onto my cutting board since it wouldn&#8217;t slide off intact, but I was able to slice and serve without too much difficulty. My boyfriend and I really enjoyed the flavor! Great pizza taste with a fraction of the calories! Thanks so much for sharing!</p>
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