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Yeast Free Whole Wheat Pizza Without Oven


whole wheat pizza without yeast (pic courtesy: Anna Singh)

yeast-free pizza with whole wheat

wheat pizza without oven

Do you love Pizza and want to try it at home? Of course, you do not want to add yeast to it. Worry not! We have a yeast-free pizza with whole wheat recipe .

Tried my hands at pizza with simple ingredients easily available on every kitchen shelf. Voila, this certainly makes a great tea-time snack.

The homemade whole wheat pizza won't disappoint kids either.

What's more, this recipe is made without oven/mw. Here comes my yeast-free pizza made in a non-stick pan :)

Taste good even without typical pizza ingredients!!!

Homemade pizza with whole wheat? I am not kidding you. On top of it, this one does not use yeast. This whole wheat pizza recipe is perfect for those with yeast allergy and histamine intolerance problems. Enjoy homemade no yeast pizza with whole wheat - a healthier take on maida pizza.

Ingredients for whole wheat pizza no yeast


For pizza base dough
1 cup whole wheat flour
1/2 cup curd
1/2 tsp baking powder & 1/2 tsp baking soda 
1/4 tsp salt + 1/4 tsp sugar (depends on your taste)
I tbsp oil




How To Make Yeast Free PIzza with Whole Wheat


  1. Mix all the ingredients and make dough If required add water. Make sure the dough is not sticky. 
  2. Grease a pan, roll out the dough into a chapati, though this should be thicker than roti. 
  3. Grate butter on it. Keep aside.
  4. Take a plate - slice onions, capsicum, and tomato and any other vegetables - options are galore -say sundried tomatoes, corn.
  5. Sprinkle salt, black pepper, coarse coriander powder, and tomato sauce. Mix well and add it to the pizza base or dough.
  6. Place the pan on gas. Cover it for 5 minutes.
  7. Then after 5 minutes, move the cover a little so that steam can escape. 
  8. Let it sit on low flame for 8-10 minutes.
  9. Cut and serve hot!!
  10. I do not use butter, Mayonaisse, and other similar stuff. So mine is a humble homemade pizza with wheat flour.

Feedback on no yeast pizza whole wheat from someone who is a brand name in the culinary world -  Chithra Viswanathan (CV):

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Comments

  1. Awesome recipe. Will try for sure.How much butter is required? It is missing in the ingredients list

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    1. Thank you for stopping by. I do not use butter much - added just 1/2 tsp. Since it only adds calories and trans fats in the body.

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  2. Hi dear. .Can you please tell me yeast or baking powders and soda is alittle harmful to health???My kids likes to each pizza...I makes wwf semolina pizzas...And scared of yeast...Bs and bp is much better than yeast??Pls reply

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    1. Well, sorry for the late reply. Yeast is not harmful for everyone but those that are allergic to it, have stomach or digestion problems. All in all, even baking soda and baking powder are not the best choice, if you plan to use these chemical ingredients every day. After all, these are chemicals and better to limit their use. Hope that helps. Occassional indulgence is still okay.

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    2. thin crust and crisp crusts are tasty too..
      if you are ok with no rise and fluffiness, no need of soda or yeast..

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    3. You're right dear. I do have a pizza recipe with plain roti/fulka too.. I try to cater to people of all tastes and preferences. :) Thanks for visiting. Do share more ideas.

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