Vegan cheese for pizza that actually tastes good, is quick and easy to make at home, and doesn’t use nuts or cashews? Yes!
It’s perfect for those who want to use but can’t find or tolerate Miyoko’s cashew-based liquid mozzerella (it’s phenomenal if you can, though!).
I told you on my Easy Vegan Cheese Sauce recipe that it could be used to make a million and one different cheesy applications, and I wasn’t kidding! From my crave-worthy Choriqueso to nachos to vegan or dairy-free Philly cheesesteaks and more – it’s a great recipe to have in your arsenal.
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This recipe transforms it into the perfect topping for all your homemade pizzas (and anything else you’d love pizza cheese on!). It browns in the oven, has some stretch to it, and even re-melts when you heat the leftovers back up.
It’s vegan! Whether you’re lactose-intolerant, allergic to dairy, or just choose not to consume animal products, now you have a great cheese for your pizzas.
It’s fast! No need to worry about setting overnight or even for an hour. If you decide last minute to make pizza for dinner, that’s fine! This recipe comes together in less than ten.
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It’s delicious! Not only does it check the boxes of vegan, fast, and easy – it also tastes great. It can be hard to find a recipe like that!
It’s allergy-friendly! Dairy is just the tip of the iceberg here. This cheese sauce also boasts being nut-free. Since most vegan cheeses contain cashews or other nuts, this is pretty impressive and inclusive.
A stovetop or burner. You’re going to be cooking this sauce over a stove. You could use a fancy heating blender if you have one, but the stove works just fine.
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A silicone spatula. A wooden spoon, a plastic heatproof spoon, or a metal spoon will work fine too (just don’t scratch your non-stick pan with the metal!), but silicone works the best.
Two batches of my cheese sauce base recipe. It should be more than enough to cover two medium or large pizzas with some left over. This will definitely depend on how thick you pour it on, though.
If you’re only making one pizza, feel free to make only one batch of the cheese sauce and halve the additional ingredients.
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Miso. Miso is a fermented soy bean paste, and the more mild white miso works well here. It’s used for its tangy fermented flavor (similar to the lactic acid in dairy cheese).
If you’re soy-free or can’t find it, you can omit it or substitute it for two times the amount of fermented sauerkraut brine.
Mayo adds some cheesy tang to the recipe, as well as adds some fat – which is lacking in the base, but definitely needed on pizza! If you’re oil-free though, you can omit this and add extra miso or sauerkraut brine instead.
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Mmm Garlic. Pizza is Italian and garlic is a requirement. It just is. Granulated or paste work best here, or it’ll make your cheese chunky. That doesn’t sound good at all.
Salt. Pizza cheese is salty! Please don’t forget to salt your sauce. Table salt, pink salt, whatever salt – just not black salt unless you’re making an “egg” pizza!
Just whip up the vegan cheese sauce base, then stir in the rest of the ingredients (except the salt). Then, salt at the end to taste!
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I pour it hot directly on the pizza. That’s the easiest way! Once it starts to cool, it’ll start to get kind of gloopy and slime-like, and it makes it harder to get an even ‘coat’ of your vegan cheese on the pizza.
If you’re using leftover, cooled cheese sauce, it’ll be gelatinous and pretty off-putting as is (this is what happens when the heat-activated tapioca starch gets chilled). No worries, though! Just use a spoon or ice cream scoop to put it on the pizza and it’ll melt beautifully.
Bake your cheesed pizza at 480F for 15 minutes to get it to bubble and brown nicely. Five to ten minutes longer if you’re like me and like it to be a bit extra or if you’re using cold cheese sauce from the fridge.
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If you happen to have any sauce left over, just pop it into a sealed container and put it in the fridge.
Follow the video above to make the sauce – just remember to add in all your other ingredients except the salt after the cheese is done. Salt to taste at the end, and enjoy!
IF YOUR CHEESE SAUCE DOES NOT THICKEN UP, ADD A TABLESPOON OF TAPIOCA STARCH MIXED WITH A TABLESPOON OF COLD MILK AT A TIME UNTIL IT DOES.
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If using cold cheese sauce, scoop with spoon or ice cream scoop onto pizza before baking, and add 5 minutes to the baking time.
This is enough cheese to generously cover two medium or large pizzas with some left over - depending on how thick you pour it on.
My name is Meggan and this is Cooking on Caffeine. I’m known for breaking the rules and creating new ones to bring imagination to life no matter the dietary restrictions.The fluffy pizza crust is easy to make ahead of time (and even leaves you with extras), and the topping options are endless. I kept this vegetarian pizza very simple with vegan cheese, herbs and spices, and my homemade pomodoro sauce, but there are plenty of ways to get creative.
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The first time I made this recipe, I actually loosely followed my cast iron version but with some plant-based tweaks. When I first made this for a vegan friend, they seriously thought I had tricked them by buying the pizza from a restaurant!
What I love about this recipe is how versatile it can be. Think of it as a blank canvas… There are endless ways to mix up the toppings, vegan cheeses, sauces, and more!
Vegan pizza is made from the same ingredients as any other pizza but swaps the meat and cheese for plant-based alternatives. You don’t need any complicated ingredients to make this recipe:
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Like any good pizza, the topping possibilities are endless. Try some fun vegan protein like chopped vegan meatballs, baked tofu, vegan pepperoni, or vegan bacon. Fresh veggies like red peppers, mushrooms, and red onion are great. Other fun ideas include olives, spinach, and vegan parmesan cheese .
The 5-ingredient pizza dough is easy enough for beginners but still produces restaurant-quality results. From there, layer on the toppings, bake the pizza, and enjoy! Here’s how it’s done, step-by-step:
Step 1 – Activate the yeast. Whisk the yeast and lukewarm water together in a heatproof jug or bowl. Let it sit for a few minutes or until it becomes frothy (this shows that your yeast is alive!).
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Step 2 – Start the dough. Mix the salt and flour in a large bowl and make a well in the center. Pour the yeast/water mixture and the oil into the middle. Gently mix the dough until it forms a ball.
Step 3 – Knead, then let it rise. Gently knead the dough on a lightly floured surface until it smooths out. Transfer the ball of pizza dough to a lightly greased bowl, cover it with plastic, and let it rise in a warm area until it’s doubled in size.
Step 4 – Knead again. Once it’s doubled, knead the dough again on a lightly floured surface. Cut it into two balls. Wrap one of the balls in plastic and keep it in the freezer for later. The other ball will be used to make the vegan pizza!
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Step 5 – Par-bake the crust. Roll out the ball of dough into a circle (about 12 inches in diameter). Place it on a pizza pan and par-bake in the oven.
Step 6 – Add the toppings and bake again. Spread the pizza sauce over the par-baked crust, then add the vegan cheese and Italian seasonings. Bake the pizza again until the crust is golden and the “cheese” has melted. Enjoy!
To store: Leftover cooked pizza slices can be wrapped in plastic or foil and stored in the fridge for 3 to 4 days.
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To thaw: Let the pizza slices thaw completely in the refrigerator before reheating. Pizza dough should also be left to thaw in the fridge before rolling it out. This should take about 8 hours.
To reheat: You can retain the pizza slice’s crispy crust by reheating them in a 350ºF oven, in a covered skillet on low, or a parchment-lined 350ºF air fryer for about 5 minutes.
Yes! Most pizza dough is naturally vegan, as it only requires five ingredients: yeast, water, flour, oil, and salt. It only becomes not-vegan-friendly when the recipe calls for animal byproducts, like butter, milk, or honey.
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To transform your pizza into a well-balanced meal, pair a slice or two with a light green salad or roasted vegetables, like brussels sprouts and cauliflower. But because pizza is so much fun to eat, you can serve it alongside any fun vegan sides you like! It goes particularly well with sweet potato fries, baked curly fries, and French fries.
While I haven’t tested this recipe to be gluten free, you can try making it with my
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