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Home  ›  Recipes  ›  Course  ›  Lunch & Dinner

Easy Vegan Thai Naan Pizza

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Posted:

05/11/16

Updated:

09/10/24

By:

Ashley Walterhouse

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A mix of red curry and tomato paste creates the sauce for this Easy Vegan Thai Naan Pizza. Throw on some veggies and this pizza is ready in less than 20 minutes!

easy vegan thai naan pizza on cutting board with pizza cutter

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I had made this pizza back when Drew had left me (ha, that sounds like he left left me/our marriage. What I MEAN by that is he had already moved back to Michigan and I was still living in PA and making all the food with no one to share it with).

I’m fairly certain that was the same weekend I must have made my scones, as well as a couple other recipes that I’m not remembering at the moment . But what I do remember is that I felt like I had so much food in my fridge that weekend, and I thought I’d try to pawn some of it off on my coworkers. So that’s what I did with this pizza. Plus, sometimes with making so many different types of foods at one time, I feel like I sometimes lose sense of when something is actually good! Does anyone else (food bloggers or not) feel like that? That happened with this pizza. I had a piece (or two for good measure…) and thought “Oh yeah, it’s good… but will others like it? Ugh, Drew isn’t here to give me his (very) honest opinion. For all I know this could taste like shit and I’m about to share it with the world…” << again, thoughts. So I turned to my coworkers during a meeting over lunch one day. Turns out the pizza was good. In fact, they loved it and I wrote down the recipe for them right there!

Ingredients needed for Thai naan pizza

  • naan flatbread 
  • red curry paste
  • tomato paste
  • thinly sliced red pepper
  • grated carrots
  • chopped onion
  • nutritional yeast
  • cilantro garnish (optional)
easy vegan thai naan pizza crust on cutting board

My goal for this pizza was to make it super EASY, hence the title, right? I had some ingredients I needed to use up and I based this recipe around that. I had curry paste in my fridge, some tomato paste in my freezer (sometimes I only use 1/2 a can of tomato paste for a recipe. So I will scoop out the rest of it and freeze it in a plastic baggie to use again later. No waste here!), as well as some naan hiding in the back of my freezer! Plus I was curious about the  nutritional yeast* in my pantry and wondered how it would go on this pizza.

Naan Thai Vegan Pizza on cutting board with pizza cutter

Turns out if was pretty freakin’ awesome and I definitely recommend it. 

I think I look at this Easy Vegan Thai Naan Pizza as more of an appetizer. What do you think? You could definitely cut it into thinner strips if you wanted to prepare it for a party. Or it would go nicely with a thai salad to make a great lunch!

easy vegan thai naan pizza on cutting board with pizza slicer

Did I mention this was easy? Especially when you’ve prepped your veggies ahead of time. I mean, hello this pizza can be ready in less than 20 minutes!! What’s not to love?

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Easy Vegan Thai Naan Pizza

Prep: 5 minutes minutes
Cook: 15 minutes minutes
Total: 20 minutes minutes
A mix of red curry and tomato paste creates the sauce for this Easy Vegan Thai Naan Pizza. Throw on some veggies and this pizza is ready in less than 20 minutes!
Easy Vegan Thai Naan Pizza
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Servings 2 -4

Ingredients

  • 2 naan flatbreads
  • 2 TBS red curry paste
  • 3 TBS tomato paste
  • chopped red onion
  • thinly sliced red bell pepper
  • grated carrots
  • nutritional yeast
  • cilantro

Instructions

  • Preheat oven to 350F and place naan on baking sheet. Set aside.
  • In small bowl, mix together red curry paste and tomato paste. Using a rubber spatula or spoon, evenly distribute sauce on naan. Top with onion, bell pepper, grated carrots, and nutritional yeast. Garnish with cilantro if desired.
  • Bake pizzas for 15-20 minutes, or until naan has crisped up.
  • Allow pizzas to cool for 5 minutes before slicing and serving, enjoy!
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Recipe Notes:

-Store leftovers in airtight container in fridge about 5 days, or tightly wrapped in freezer up to 1 month. Allow to thaw at room temperature before heating in microwave or in oven again.

Nutrition Information

Serving: 1/2, Calories: 438kcal (22%), Carbohydrates: 65g (22%), Protein: 18g (36%), Fat: 12g (18%), Saturated Fat: 2g (13%), Sodium: 1097mg (48%), Fiber: 7g (29%), Sugar: 19g (21%)
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Ashley Walterhouse is the founder of Fit Mitten Kitchen, based in the Greater Lansing Area of Michigan, AKA “the Mitten.” Ashley grew up as a picky eater but later discovered that eating healthy was actually easy and fun. She started FMK in 2015 as a way to share her newfound love of developing healthier recipes for all to enjoy.
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33 responses

  1. Aretha
    January 4, 2020

    nutritional yeast What’s this? I’m looking at making this dish but we’re not vegan we’re cutting down meat and it looks lush but what’s this yeast do?

    Reply
    1. Ashley
      January 8, 2020

      The nutritional yeast just adds a unique flavor. DAiry-free or vegan recipes often call for it for a somewhat “cheesy” taste, though it really depends on how you use it. I would give it a shot if you can find it! It’s great on baked kale chips and roasted veggies too!

      Reply
  2. Susie
    November 4, 2017

    FYI: Naan isn’t vegan. It has dairy in it.

    Reply
    1. Ashley
      November 5, 2017

      Hi there Susie, Thanks for your comment. I do understand that Naan isn’t traditionally vegan – I linked a vegan recipe for naan in the recipe page 🙂

      Reply
  3. Margie
    June 16, 2016

    This looks amazing. I am curious as to where you found naan that was vegan. Most naan has yogurt or some other dairy.

    Reply
    1. Ashley
      June 16, 2016

      Hi Margie, yes naan typically does have dairy, but there are several vegan recipe out there too! Here is a recipe I found for vegan-friendly naan . Hope that helps!

      Reply
  4. Les @ The Balanced Berry
    May 14, 2016

    Why are you just the best human who makes all of the best food? Using naan as pizza crust is just crazy brilliant, and thai pizza is always always my fave. So basically I’m going to pretend like you made this for me.

    Reply
    1. Ashley
      May 15, 2016

      lol YOU are the best! Basically using naan as pizza crust is just kind of lazy and just so happens to also taste good :-p But yes, totally made this for you, how did you know? 😉 <3

      Reply
  5. Chrissa- Physical Kitchness
    May 13, 2016

    First of all, NOM. Second of all, I talk to myself all the time to justify thoughts. Third of all, I want to be your coworker just so I can have all your amazing goodies. This looks cray cray good. I love how inventive it is for pizza night!!!

    Reply
  6. Emily
    May 13, 2016

    YUMALICIOUS! 😀 This looks so pretty and yummy. I love that there are so many different variations you can make on a pizza.

    Reply
    1. Ashley
      May 14, 2016

      Thank you Emily! I have to agree with that! Pretty much any combo can be put on pizza and it is AWESOME.

      Reply
  7. Liz
    May 12, 2016

    Thai + Pizza = perfection!! This is such a fantastic idea, and it looks super easy too! Definitely trying asap!

    Reply
    1. Ashley
      May 13, 2016

      Thanks Liz! It really is so easy and tasty.

      Reply
  8. Maddie
    May 11, 2016

    I can totally relate to this! My dad is my number one food critic, and a recipe won’t make it to the blog unless it has his stamp of approval. This naan pizza looks absolutely amazing! I will definitely be giving a try in the near future. 🙂

    Reply
    1. Ashley
      May 13, 2016

      Aw that is great though! My dad is not too picky really. I think he will try anything, I made him some healthy Asian lettuce wraps the other night and he loved them!

      Reply
  9. Megan @ Skinny Fitalicious
    May 11, 2016

    I’ve been craving pizza big time lately. Love the addition of carrots with curry. Yum!

    Reply
    1. Ashley
      May 13, 2016

      Curry is just one of my favorites! Thanks Megan 🙂

      Reply
  10. Robin | CaliGirl Cooking
    May 11, 2016

    Ashley, this looks amazing! And I’m not even vegan 😉 Also, love your method of saving your leftover tomato paste in the freezer. Genius! I always have the “what do I do with the other half of this can of tomato paste?” problem!

    Reply
    1. Ashley
      May 13, 2016

      lol I am not vegan either, but I love me some plant food 😉 And yes, totally try freezing the tomato paste. I like to make my own enchilada sauce, and the recipe I use only calls for 1/2 a 6oz can, so I got in the habit of freezing the rest for the next batch 🙂

      Reply
  11. Cassie Autumn Tran
    May 11, 2016

    I will definitely need to stock up on rotis for college so I can make these all the time! It’s also a great way to use up leftover curry 😛 I never thought of combining Indian and Thai food together–FYI, my FAVORITE FAVORITE cuisines in the world–into one stunning recipe!

    Reply
    1. Ashley
      May 13, 2016

      Ah yay! I hope you try it, Thai is one of my favorites too 😀

      Reply
  12. Sara @ Oats & Rows
    May 11, 2016

    Naan pizza is so good, and this one looks incredible!

    Reply
    1. Ashley
      May 13, 2016

      Thank you Sara!

      Reply
  13. Marina @ A Dancer’s Live-It
    May 11, 2016

    5 stars
    Thai food is one of my favorites. So is pizza. So basically you’re my favorite person ever! Haha! I would love to see some berry recipes coming up because YAY SUMMER. Maybe throw some cocktail recipes in there too? 😉

    Reply
  14. Marina @ A Dancer’s Live-It
    May 11, 2016

    Thai food is one of my favorites. So is pizza. So basically you’re my favorite person ever! Haha! I would love to see more berry recipe too because YAY SUMMER! Maybe throw some cocktails in there too? 😉

    Reply
  15. Rebecca @ Strength and Sunshine
    May 11, 2016

    Pizza should just be a daily thing 😉

    Reply
    1. Ashley
      May 13, 2016

      Yes I like the way you think!

      Reply
  16. Brie @ Lean, Clean, & Brie
    May 11, 2016

    I love the flavors of thai so this looks absolutely amazing!! Whenever I make homemade pizza at home I always love using nutritional yeast to replace the cheese because it really does turn out excellent!

    Reply
    1. Ashley
      May 13, 2016

      This was my first time replacing cheese with a pizza recipe with nutritional yeast, but it definitely won’t be my last!

      Reply
  17. Alexa [fooduzzi.com]
    May 11, 2016

    Oh this is so perfect, Ashley!! I’m loving the Thai flavors lately – this is a MUST!

    Reply
    1. Ashley
      May 13, 2016

      Thanks Alexa!

      Reply
  18. Christina @ The Blissful Balance
    May 11, 2016

    I could eat this as an appetizer or as a full meal at dinner or lunch! So basically any time. Haha this is gorgeous, I love naan and I’ve never made pizza with it! Such a great idea! <3

    Reply
    1. Ashley
      May 13, 2016

      Haha, pizza anytime is always appropriate! Thanks Christina 😀

      Reply

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