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Nouveau texte de la page, après la modification (new_wikitext) | A dietitian has shared her simple recipe for a healthy homemade pizza that she enjoys on a typical weeknight - and you don't need to [https://sportsrants.com/?s=feel%20guilty feel guilty] while you eat it.<br>Leanne Ward, from , said she loves to eat pizza but doesn't like the loaded levels of saturated fat and salt that come with cafe-bought options.<br>So, she makes her own and loads it up with unprocessed protein and plenty of vegetables to stay full, satisfied and nourished.<br>Scroll down for video<br> A dietitian has shared her simple recipe for a healthy homemade pizza that she enjoys on a typical weeknight - and you don't need to feel guilty while you eat it (Leanne Ward pictured)<br> RELATED ARTICLES <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br><br><br>Leanne Ward, from Brisbane, said she loves to eat pizza but often doesn't like the loaded levels of saturated fat and salt that come with cafe-bought options - so she makes her[https://omgomgmostadvanceddarkmarketonionshopdark.net To make her pizza, you'll need to get your hands on some mini wholemeal pitta breads, which you'll use as the pizza base.<br>You also need an array of healthy and delicious toppings including tomato paste, spinach, red onion, turkey breast, some Italian herbs, hot chilli flakes, zucchini, mushrooms, capsicum, tomato and finally some cheese. <br>To make her pizza, you'll need to get your hands on some mini wholemeal pitta breads, which you'll use as the pizza base (pictured), as well as whatever veggie toppings you like<br>Leanne said you can replace the turkey breast with any form of protein you like including chicken, another meat or tuna or salmon.<br>Once you have layered every single ingredient onto the pitta bread, simply pop your pizza into the oven for 20-25 minutes - or until it is crispy and the cheese is golden brown and ready to eat.<br>'So good,' Leanne said as she tucked into the healthy 'fakeaway' recipe.<br>You also need tomato paste, spinach, red OMG OMG onion][https://omgomgmostadvanceddarkmarketonionshopdark.net OMG OMG onion], turkey breast, some Italian herbs, hot chilli flakes, zucchini, mushrooms, capsicum, tomato and cheese (pictured)<br> Cook your pizzas in the oven (pictured) until the toppings are crispy and the cheese is fully melted and golden<br> Leanne (pictured) previously shared the foods she swears by for fat loss, including milky coffees, frozen grapes and cottage cheese<br><div class="art-ins mol-factbox floatRHS femail" data-version="2" id="mol-82a502a0-5075-11eb-899e-e7cb88cb6628" website 31, shares her simple recipe for a healthy pizza |
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